
The total number of cases diagnosed since the start of the pandemic stands at over 259,000. Continue reading
The total number of cases diagnosed since the start of the pandemic stands at over 259,000. Continue reading →
Though Trump does have a few vocal celebrity supporters, many stars took to social media to celebrate the win of the Biden-Harris ticket Saturday. Continue reading →
The divisive and bitterly contested campaign came to an end four days after election night. Continue reading →
Dr. Theresa Tam said the potential for aerosol transmission highlights the importance of wearing a mask and avoiding the three Cs — closed spaces, crowded spaces and close contact. Continue reading →
Though the 2020 Senate race hasn’t commanded much attention compared with the presidential election, the stakes are high for both Democrats and Republicans. Continue reading →
The Toronto MP said Saturday she was tested for the virus after receiving a notification from the government’s COVID Alert app. Continue reading →
The death of a Watson Lake, Yukon, resident is the first coronavirus-related fatality in Canada’s North. Continue reading →
While far fewer Canadians are being hospitalized for COVID-19 compared with the spring peak, the number of people experiencing severe illness is on the rise. Continue reading →
New Health Canada modelling shows that the national death toll could rise to 10,285 or 10,400 by Nov. 8, and the number of cases could range between 251,800 and 262,000. Continue reading →
The ultimate goal of the new treatment would be to treat symptoms of Parkinson’s, prevent further decline in patients and reduce the amount of medications that people need to take for the illness, said Dr. Nir Lipsman. Continue reading →
Here’s how the U.S. chooses a president — and why the system is controversial. Continue reading →
The case increase announced Friday bring the cumulative national total to 211,512, though more than 177,000 have recovered. Continue reading →
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday that $173 million would go to Medicago, while Vancouver’s Precision NanoSystems would receive $18.2 million for development and testing. Continue reading →
NDP ethics critic Charlie Angus said in an interview with Global News that he hopes the compromise can move the work forward after the Liberals “completely stonewalled” the House of Commons ethics last week. Continue reading →
Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer, said in a statement Saturday that about 2,310 cases were being reported daily across Canada over the last week. Continue reading →