Nico Johnson is the political correspondent at The Post Millennial. Originally from the U.K., Nico now lives and works in Montreal, Quebec.
Doug Ford has criticized Donald Trump, saying he was "disappointed" in his actions after he pressured an American company to stop selling masks to Canada.
Pet Valu, who has more than 700 stores across Canada and the U.S., has chosen to delay payment terms to their suppliers, switching to 120 day terms.
Scheer has criticized the Chinese regime, saying there is no reason to trust China after Trudeau's health minister defended the authoritarian state.
Over the space of a few weeks, 800 thousand restaurant staff have been laid off due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Doug Ford has said that he will release the coronavirus projection data, setting an entirely different course to that of the Prime Minister who will not.
The Liberal government's deficit for this year will reach a stunning $130 billion figure, breaking a record for the highest deficit in Canadian history.
Doug Ford has called on the province's businesses to "mobilize Ontario's manufacturing might" in order to build more medical supplies.
The Quebec government has announced travel restrictions between Ontario and Quebec as part of an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Opposition MPs have told parliment's health committee that they can't get answers over Canada's medical equipment shortage.
Doug Ford has announced in a press conference today that publicly funded schools will remain closed until May 4
Trudeau's Department of Industry claimed in 2019 that self-regulation of the internet is inaccurate and told the House of Commons to police online content
Ford personally drove his pickup truck to a warehouse on Sunday afternoon in order to pick up 90,000 masks that a company had donated to the province.
The Conservative Party leadership candidate Peter MacKay has gone into self-isolation after his family chose to go on vacation in Mexico.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not given up his hopes for a seat on the U.N. Security Council, according to the National Post.
President Trump has made a statement on Twitter, saying that Prince Harry and Meghan will not have their security paid for them by the U.S. taxpayer.
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