The test is the first of its kind to be approved in Canada. The goal of the test will be to help labs and scientists determine whether or not a person has anti-bodies which could help fight COVID-19 in their system.
The investment from Chinese internet giant Tencent is geared toward helping Tim Hortons upgrade its digital infrastructure.
A new emergency order has been adopted by the Ford government allowing it to designate a manager to overlook the coronavirus response at long-term care homes.
A former neighbor of the gunman behind Nova Scotia's mass shooting says she reported his domestic violence and inventory of firearms to the RCMP years ago.
The Canada-US border will likely remain closed to all non-essential travel until June 21 in order to keep citizens safe from Covid-19 in both countries.
British Columbia will be providing cell phones with data plans to those homeless and in need so they may better practice social distancing.
Ford said "more good news" was coming on Thursday, regarding getting people back to work and "slowly getting back to normal."
After a man violently attacked a woman on a bus, Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for help from the public to identify the suspect.
Top health officials in British Columbia believe it’s still too early to reopen the United States Border as the province plans the reopening of its economy.
The recent incident involving a woman who was handcuffed while dressed up as a stormtrooper will now be investigated by the ASIRT.
Civil servants who have had to deal with the pandemic EI applications have been told to ignore cases of fraud.
The taxpayer-funded CBC has said that they were unaware of the payments made to Prof. Mathen.
Ontario’s deficit is expected to quadruple in 2020-2021 due to the partial economic shutdown associated with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Seniors are not generally in a situation where they have lost their income, but they are facing additional costs," said Trudeau on whether or not the one-time $300 dollars was enough.
A vaccine for the coronavirus developed by a group of Chinese researchers has reached the human trial stage in China, and researchers hope to bring the testing to Canada, too, according to a recent statement by the National Research Council of Canada.