Sam Edwards
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Coronavirus patients seeing quick recoveries after using experimental drug
Coronavirus patients receiving the experimental drug—remdesivir—are seeing quick recoveries and are able to go home within days of taking it.
Coronavirus: Revisions show a higher death toll than previously reported in China
The official coronavirus death toll in China has risen sharply after a major revision was announced in the number of Wuhan fatalities.
Ontario couple dies of coronavirus two days apart leaving three daughters behind
A couple from Brampton Ontario died just days apart after both tested positive for coronavirus. They left behind three daughters.
Doug Ford speaks out against Trump's suggestions to loosen the border
Premier Doug Ford is strongly disagreeing with President Trump’s indications that restrictions at the border between Canada and the U.S. could soon be loosened.
Ontario researchers developing nasal spray that delivers coronavirus vaccine
University of Waterloo researchers are working on a coronavirus vaccine that can be taken as a nasal spray.
Trudeau government threw out emergency medical stockpiles and didn't replace them
Two million N95 masks and 440,000 medical gloves were thrown out by the Trudeau government after an emergency stockpile warehouse was shut down in Regina.
Canadians more likely to 'snitch' than Americans when it comes to social distancing orders
People have been encouraged to “snitch” on those they see breaking the rules of self-isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Suspected drunk driver pulled over in golf cart sporting bathrobe and slippers in BC
A man failed a roadside sobriety test after he was pulled over by police while driving a golf cart on a residential street in a bathrobe and slippers.
Michigan citizens flood streets to protest governor's coronavirus overreach
Protestors covered the streets of Lancing with hundreds of vehicles to show their disapproval for Gov. Whitmer’s executive shut down order.
Ontario teen shot and killed in high rise
A 16-year-old boy has been identified by London police as the victim of a shooting that took place in a high rise building on Tuesday.
Ontario sees single-day record for coronavirus deaths and 494 new cases
Ontario has seen 51 additional deaths which is a single-day high for the province. There were also 494 new cases of the virus confirmed on Wednesday.
Trudeau government closes national parks to recreation until June
Parks Canada has announced that no camping or activities will be allowed in any national parks throughout the country until June at the earliest.
Ontario doctors may not be paid for telemedicine until July
Ontario doctors will not be receiving payment from the Ministry of Health for their telemedicine services during the coronavirus pandemic for several weeks.
WWII veteran raises over £2M for NHS charities at 99 years old
A 99 year old army veteran has raised over £2 million to assist the NHS in its fight against coronavirus by doing laps in his garden.
WHO official suspected human-to-human transmission of coronavirus 'right from the start'
A World Health Organization official noted that she suspected coronavirus was able to spread with human-to-human transmission “right from the start”