The latest figures show 49,025 confirmed cases, including 2,766 deaths, out of 740,000 tests. Seven percent have tested positive, overall.
Top federal executives spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on commercial flights after Trudeau told Canadians they should work from home
One thing is for certain, Israel and the Jewish people have been through worse during our thousands of years of existence. The celebrations will always return.
Remember when you were a kid and the ice cream truck came jingling through your neighbourhood? The only thing that could possibly make it better is beer.
Trudeau said a vaccine will be extremely important to getting back to normal, but noted that treatments that are not a vaccine could also be an option for helping return normalcy.
A doctor who was told he can’t enter his local TD branch is “very concerned” about the bank's coronavirus policies.
Canadians are now split as to whether the vaccine should be mandatory or not—a potentially frightening government overreach to some, and a necessary step to return to normalcy for others.
A Manhattan hospital's head of emergency committed suicide on Sunday after spending days in the trenches of fighting against COVID-19.
An English Second World War veteran—known as Captain Tom—has raised over £29 million for the NHS and people are showing their gratitude.
The software would give the RCMP power to mine data about a citizen’s internet activities, from an emoji posted on social media to a firearm purchased illegally on the dark web.
Firefighters say the fire started at roughly 11:30 pm after a patio fire spread into the building in her downtown Montreal apartment. She's expected to make a full recovery.
The company noted in a press release, that it has “filed a notice of intention” to shut down because of heightened competition resulting in lack of profits.
The layoffs and quarantine have left many Albertans in need of help, prompting groups in Edmonton and Calgary to provide free groceries.
An additional 900 employees are being laid off in Edmonton due to coronavirus measures. This includes 450 transit operators.
Bluish-red and purple lesions found on toes and fingers are possibly symptoms of a COVID-19 infection, the condition is mostly found in children.