Chinese suppliers have said they will replace the shoddy medical equipment they sent Canada in one of their "mask diplomacy" missions.
Legault has asked Quebeckers to "deprogram" in an attempt to adapt to a continuation of social distancing practices as the province gradually reopens.
Nova Scotia RCMP has advised residents to stay indoors following reports of gun shots fired in the Haliburton area of Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia.
Doctors and nurses do not have to pass a French-language exam in Quebec in order to help with the fight against coronavirus.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said that he is working with the provinces to safely lift economic restrictions and open up Canada.
The plan was announced this morning by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and will provide businesses with a 75 percent reduction in rent for April, May, and June.
Campbell confirmed that one weapon has been traced to Canada, but that the other weapons on the scene were likely obtained in the United States.
The number of Canadians who have applied for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit has reached over seven million, according to recent data.
A timeline is being provided by RCMP showing the route taken by the NS shooter showing over 12 hours of travel beginning Saturday and ending Sunday morning.
Trudeau said that his deal with all provinces will decrease rent by 75 percent for April, May and June of 2020.
Canada is expected to have a "black Friday" next week as rents are due for small businesses.
The company is experiencing an increase in orders and delivering a similar amount of parcels as they do during the Christmas season.
The Scotiabank Arena has been transformed into a kitchen to prepare meals for frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to CBC.
Part of the problem is oversupply, which results in a drop in producer prices, and a supply chain disruption, which creates a rise in consumer prices.
The Trudeau government has confirmed that approximately one million face masks that were purchased from China will not be used because they do not meet the standards of Health Canada.