The gunman responsible for the Nova Scotia shooting which left at least 22 people dead was banned from owning firearms following an assault conviction.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that the province has signed a recent deal with Apple to get iPads to Ontario students to facilitate remote learning.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet has concealed thousands of pandemic records. These documents include government contracts and memos by ministers.
The US FDA has now updated its position on the legitimacy of at-home coronavirus test kits, granting an emergency use authorization to LapCorp.
Oxford University has been working on a vaccine for the novel coronavirus. On Thursday, it will begin human trials, announced Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil would later say that an alert wasn't sent throughout the province because he was never asked to do so.
A company that produces N95 masks is suing a business in Ontario for price gouging and claiming false affiliation.
Beaumont Health, Michigan’s largest healthcare system, to temporarily lay off 2,475 employees, permanently dissolving 450 positions.
The Ontario Premier Doug Ford has been receiving increasing pressure to open the economy, particularly so from his 12-year-old nephew.
WHO said that the coronavirus was not lab made, but notes that they are still unsure of how the virus managed to spread from animals to humans.
Yesterday, RCMP Chief Chris Leather said that the death toll sat at 19, but that the number was expected to rise as the house fires were yet to be searched.
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair noted that illegal border crossings, which have previously peeked at over 5,700 per month, have now dropped to zero.
A "hot mic" video showing Fox News’ John Roberts and New York Times photographer Doug Mills talking about the coronavirus pandemic in the White House briefing room has gone viral online.
Guaranteed Annual Income System (GAInS) will be delivered this week, with payments being doubled for 194,000 low income seniors across the province
Two Chinese doctors are facing peculiar symptoms from COVID-19 after the virus has made their skin tone darker following a near fatal encounter with coronavirus.