One tourist park reached full capacity at 20,000 visitors by 7:48 a.m. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Tuesday that the government is working with a number of Canadian companies to manufacture ventilators amid the coronavirus outbreak. Continue reading →

Ontario has reported 379 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, including 21 deaths, bringing the provincial total to 4,726 cases. Continue reading →

“COVID-19 has basically closed down the restaurant business, and to an extent, the food service industry,” David Wiens, the vice-president of Dairy Farmers of Canada, told Global News. Continue reading →

“I want some clear limitations on what people are permitted to do with it,” Ontario’s former privacy commissioner said Tuesday. Continue reading →

An estimated 700,000 Canadians who were out of a job before COVIF-19 struck do not qualify for CERB, one analysis shows. Continue reading →

Here is a roundup of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for April 7. Continue reading →

As of April 6, there were four on-reserve cases in Saskatchewan, 11 in Ontario and 20 in Quebec. Continue reading →

“Our health-care heroes on the frontlines of this battle are doing extraordinary work, but they need reinforcements to step up and lend a hand to help defeat this virus,” Doug Ford said. Continue reading →

“So kids, the Easter Bunny is becoming an essential service and we’ll make sure they have the chocolates ready for Easter.” Continue reading →

“I’ve been happier than I felt in months just from being able to be low-key,” Hailey Bieber said. Continue reading →

B.C and Alberta are starting to show signs of reducing the spread of COVID-19, while Ontario and Quebec are continuing to see sharp increases. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford toured the facility Tuesday and personally picked up the masks, which are being made by The Woodbridge Group and the Auto Parts Manufacturers’ Association.  Continue reading →

Screening for the novel coronavirus at Canada’s border crossings is ineffective at detecting the virus, especially when people show no signs of symptoms, experts say. Continue reading →

Emergency crews were called to Highway 401 close to Ritson Road South at around 8 p.m. on Monday. Continue reading →

Trump announced the deal during his daily COVID-19 response briefing, and said that a total of 166.5 million face masks would be made for their front line health-care workers “over the next couple of months.” Continue reading →

Spartan Bioscience Inc., a small Ottawa-based company, is one solution that governments have tapped to increase testing capacity. But when will the tests arrive? Continue reading →

Everton Biddersingh was found guilty in 2016 of first-degree murder the death of his 17-year-old daughter Melonie. Continue reading →

New Democrats say they are concerned COVID-19 is distracting the federal and provincial governments from helping Kashechewan First Nation, which is vulnerable to spring flooding. Continue reading →

There are no lines at Ontario cannabis stores since the province shut them down. But for most residents, buying legal weed now means lining up at the post office. Continue reading →

NAN Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler said the patient recently returned to Eabametoong from Thunder Bay, where COVID-19 cases have already been confirmed. Continue reading →

Here is a roundup of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Monday. Continue reading →