The provincial update for new cases of the COVID-19 virus have come back with a promising sign: Social distancing is working.
Shoppers Drug Mart has taken a cue from other responsible retailers and is making its first hour of shopping exclusive to senior citizens during the coronavirus outbreak.
A child who goes to a daycare at the Marguerite-D'youville in the Cap-Rouge sector of Quebec has tested positive for coronavirus.
Quebec is warning its residents that they will not be able to provide emergency spring flooding shelters due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Videos have begun popping up online of riders who still need to make their commutes to work, and the videos are definitely odd, as riders are few and far between.
WestJet will suspend outgoing flights, will focus entirely on bringing Canadians home as travel restrictions tighten around the globe.
Five students and a professor of McGill University are stranded in Morocco after the country suspended all international flights due to coronavirus.
Premier Doug Ford has declared a state of emergency in Ontario as cases of coronavirus continue to grow across Canada's most populous province
Jessica Yaniv pleaded guilty to a prohibited weapons charge and was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation prior to a July sentencing date.
McDonald's Canada has made the decision to temporarily close all in-restaurant tables and seats as of Tuesday morning.
The ex-president of Canadian Medical Association has warned Canadians about the impact of coronavirus and the lack of ICU beds.
A state of local emergency has been announced by the City of Calgary due to the coronavirus outbreak, which continues to spread throughout the country.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau emerged from his home where he is self-isolating on Monday, addressing Canada about the novel COVID-19 virus
The Ontario Court of Justice has announced that it will be establishing procedures "to reduce the number of people who attend court," per a statement released Sunday.
Kevin Zahara, the mayor of the town, confirmed the robbery and noted that more than 500 pounds of ground beef and other food supplies were stolen.