The government of Quebec has announced that they will be extending certain businesses to be deemed essential.
While President Trump showed a video montage at this evening’s coronavirus briefing, CNN and MSNBC cutaway to their own talking heads.
Headlines were alight with rumours of a rift between President Donald Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci, but tonight, Fauci walked back his comments that led to the concern.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has issued an order prohibiting anyone from being able to purchase seeds or plants, or traveling between residences.
Bill Morneau has said that the government will not rebate GST payments to smaller Canadian businesses as it is "not their money."
Farmers and food processors in Canada will be receiving $50 million to make sure that temporary foreign workers are able to comply with the coronavirus quarantine.
The COVID-19 Enforcement Team in Toronto was busy handing out fines and enforcing social distancing measures this Easter long weekend.
A woman coughed on a deli manager in Revelstoke, British Columbia, after she was asked to step away from other customers and obey social distancing norms.
Prime Minister Trudeau was caught breaking his own rules about "non-essential travel" after photos were posted of him and his family at their chalet in Quebec.
In a press conference today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that he will extend Ontario's state of emergency for another 28 days.
“But that ratio is actually different in different provinces,” she continued. “We need to protect our seniors, so stay home and save lives.”
An online petition on Change.org is pushing for the resignation of WHO leader Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has reached close to one million signatures Monday.
Trans rights activists took aim at a small gaming publication last week after one of their writers published an article on the popular game Animal Crossing.
Video footage of a police chase that took place over the weekend, shows Toronto Police chasing down and apprehending a person suspected of robbery.
Pierre Poilievre criticized the Trudeau government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak today, effectively accusing them of negligence.