There is no evidence that anyone involved in the Trump administration used the phrase "Kung Flu" other than the word of one reporter from CBS.
Chinese medical authorities have brought attention to a drug in Japan used for new influenza strains that seems to be effective in fighting coronavirus.
The NDP has misappropriated Kenney’s statements, directed Facebook users to attack the premier, and have sent fundraising emails.
WHO recommends that people with symptoms of coronavirus should avoid ibuprofen because effects of the virus can worsen with use of anti-inflammatory drugs.
Freelance writer Nora Loreto posted a tweet on Wednesday wishing that Peter MacKay and Brian Lilley would get sick with the COVID-19 coronavirus.
John Haggie, the health minister of NL said he is thinking of taking action against those who decide to ignore recommendations for coronavirus safety.
An Ontario Distillery is bottling 65 percent alcohol for disinfecting. The company said that they would have more than 1,000 bottles ready by today.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed media Wednesday morning after US President Donald Trump confirmed over Twitter that the Canada-US border would be "temporarily closing."
On Tuesday, WestJet Airlines announced that some passengers on recent flights were possibly exposed to the coronavirus.
Early intervention would have significantly stomped out the spread of the virus, researchers found.
Scientists tested how long coronavirus stays active and that found the virus maintains contagious properties for hours in the air, and days on surfaces.
Canada's top six banks will allow mortgage deferrals for up to six months, to help borrowers weather the coronavirus storm.
Preliminary research by a Chinese team indicates that type O blood might be best at fighting off coronavirus, while type A could pose a greater risk
A joint statement is being prepared by the United States and Canada that will announce a suspension of travel between the countries during the coronavirus outbreak.
"Go shoot the nearest police officer in the face" these are the words of a prominent activist and Bernie Sanders volunteer Yusuf Naqvi, a Chicago-based contract lawyer.