Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, health care workers have been tirelessly working to keep up with the overwhelming amount of patients.
McGill University students in Montreal, Que., have designed protective equipment to aid health care workers in fighting coronavirus.
The Conservative Party has officially announced that they will be suspending their leadership contest as the COVID-19 virus continues to sweep through Canada and the globe.
Over 400 Beer Stores across Ontario will be forced to go cash-only following an unknown cyber attack which has rendered store's card readers useless.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford slammed a Toronto grocery store for price gouging after they charged customers $30 for a container of Lysol wipes.
Ontario's provincial government is taking measures to help out bars and restaurants during the pandemic like allowing them to sell alcohol with takeout.
In a press conference at Queen's Park today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a $3.3 billion cash injection to help frontline medical workers.
Contestants on "Big Brother Canada" haven't had contact with the outside world since the competition began, until they were told about the coronavirus pandemic.
"Some people have not been taking this seriously. So now, a 14-day quarantine will be mandatory for all Canadians returning from abroad."
A report claims that American President Donald Trump is considering placing troops on the Canadian border in order to stop the further transmission of coronavirus.
A Toronto prison inmate has tested positive for coronavirus, according to Ontario’s Ministry of the Solicitor General.
Kirsten Hillman has officially be named the Canadian ambassador to the United States, making Hillman the first women to serve in this position.
A woman is being charged with manslaughter by Windsor Police Service after a man overdosed on fentanyl.
The $17 billion care package will be split into two camps: $7 billion in direct support, and $10 billion in business tax and tax-related deferrals.
Gun owners of Alberta are stocking up on ammunition as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread throughout the country.