Edmonton Oilers player Colby Cave has died after being put into a medically induced coma due to a brain bleed at the beginning of the week.
In Dorval, a privately run seniors’ residence dealing with the current coronavirus outbreak has been compared with a “concentration camp” by health professionals.
A short video uploaded to Doug Ford's Twitter page showed a quick chat between the premier and the Great One, Wayne Gretzky.
An employee at a McDonald's in Windsor, Ont. recently notified the local restaurant that they have tested positive for coronavirus.
The National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg has had a scare after two of their staff and one of their close contacts have tested positive for COVID-19.
Ford announced that a plan has been implemented to test 8,000 Ontarians a day by April 15, and that 14,000 tests per day would be conducted every day by April 29.
Harvey’s has teamed up with Bauer Hockey and is attaching its point-of-sales machines to the blade of hockey sticks in the drive-thru window.
Officers warned that those who are found to “recklessly” flout orders could be issued a fine of $1 million, and receive a sentence of three years in prison.
But according to official provincial figures and figures reported by the White House, that is simply not true.
The province of Ontario has reached over 6,000 cases of coronavirus.
There will be 160 police service members and 200 by-law officers checking in on areas where people tend to congregate.
Trudeau touted the list of benefits that his government has implemented in the face of the pandemic, including the new Canada Emergency Business Account.
Gordon Stuckless, a convicted sex offender known as the 'Maple Leaf Gardens sex offender,' died in hospital Thursday night in Hamilton, Ontario.
“Just last week alone we’ve had five small business owners talking to us about suicide,” said Federation CEO Dan Kelly.
Federal minister briefing notes prepared by bureaucrats show that Canada was slow to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.