The CBC has listed Taiwan as a province of China on its coronavirus map, providing another example of the Canadian establishment pandering to the Chinese.
A software engineer has developed a website to help communities get through the COVID-19 pandemic, which connects volunteers with those in need.
A Winnipeg biotech company has teamed with two American pharmaceutical companies to develop treatments for a solution to coronavirus.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Monday that students throughout the province would not be returning to school on April 6.
Two Montreal Police Service (SPVM) officers have been infected with the novel coronavirus. One hundred others have been placed in quarantine.
Ford has ordered the closure of all non-essential business in Ontario. This order will be effective on Tuesday, March 24th for 14 days.
Loblaws is planning to hire temporary workers to help with its grocery stores and pharmacies as the spread of the novel coronavirus continues
Canada's Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry Navdeep Bains announced that Canadian companies are aiming to launch clinical trials as early as this summer for a Canadian COVID-19 vaccine.
A video that was posted to social media shows many OPP units chasing a delivery truck on Highway 401 close to London.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed media for the eighth day in a row on Monday, giving a stern warning to Canadians.
Ontario has announced that there are 78 new cases of coronavirus in the province, bringing the total in the province up to 425.
Air Transat has announced they will be temporarily laying off roughly 70 percent of their workforce.
Two cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Yukon. These are the first cases in the territory and new measures are now being implemented.
The city of Montreal has declared a state of emergency by police, this measure will give them, "operational flexibility in the use of resources."
The Canadian Olympic Committee will not send athletes to the olympic games held in Tokyo, Japan this July.