Retail stores are set to slowly reopen across the country as provincial governments ease up on COVID-19 closures. In B.C., retail stores were able to reopen as of mid-May under
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‘Give us some time’ to prepare for reopening from COVID-19 lockdown, Kanesatake grand chief says
As members of the Mohawk community maintain checkpoints at Oka’s provincial park, the grand chief of Kanesatake is asking for more time to prepare as Quebec lifts restrictions related to
413 new coronavirus cases, 31 deaths in Ontario as total cases reach 24,187
Ontario reported 413 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Thursday, bringing the provincial total to 24,187 cases. The death toll has risen to 1,993 as 31 more deaths were reported.
Campbellford hospital treats first COVID-19 patient in emergency department
Campbellford Memorial Hospital treated its first patient with the novel coronavirus in the emergency department on Tuesday. According to the Trent Hills, Ont., hospital, an individual visited the emergency department,
11 million Canadians could experience ‘high levels of stress’ due to COVID-19: Health Canada
As Canadians continue to stay home to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, prolonged isolation and worry about the pandemic has begun to take a toll on mental health.
Kenney has ‘no intention’ of making COVID-19 vaccine mandatory if one becomes available
The Alberta government has no plans to make inoculation mandatory if or when an approved COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, Premier Jason Kenney said Wednesday night. The premier made the comment
Mackenzie County reeve criticizes COVID-19 restrictions, says coronavirus has turned people into ‘gutless sheep’
The reeve of a northern Alberta municipality took to social media this week to voice his disgust with restrictions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, arguing public health measures are
Coronavirus: Premier Ford vows to increase COVID-19 testing numbers
TORONTO – Premier Doug Ford is vowing to increase COVID-19 testing after several days of low numbers, while also warning he will re-enact restrictions if the amount of new cases
Vancouver barber has cut hair for 71 years, then came COVID-19. Now he’s back on the job
George Chronopoulos started cutting hair when he was just 14 years old, and during his 71-year career he has sheared the locks of Hollywood royalty and the city’s business elite.
Coronavirus: City of Toronto begins reopening closed parks amenities
The City of Toronto has announced more than 850 parks amenities will reopen this week two months after officials shut down all amenities in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The