‘The vast majority of troops — about 85 per cent — are not at their usual place of work,’ Gen. Jon Vance says. Continue reading →

“I know the relief those residents felt for a few moments has sadly been transformed into feelings of fear and uncertainty.” Continue reading →

“Not only doing that is unsafe — you can say selfish — because God forbid they get COVID-19 and all of a sudden they’re touching items that people go by and touch and then it spreads rapidly.” Continue reading →

Minister of Indigenous Services Marc Miller said there have been a total of 15 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Indigenous communities. Continue reading →

COVID-19 has forced many operations locally and nationally to enhance safety procedures and Oshawa Fire Services is one of them. Continue reading →

The medical association conducted polling this week that found a “stark” lack of protective gear. Continue reading →

Small businesses are set to receive federal funding as their revenue dries up during the pandemic, but according to some organizations that represent employers, it may be too little, too late. Continue reading →

“We also know that mental and physical strain that our frontline workers and our first responders are facing,” Ford continued. “They’re working long hours, they see tragedy every single day, they’re making really really tough decisions. Continue reading →

Police arrested 22-year-old Kareem Zedan and charged him with the murder of a Brantford, Ont., couple in 2019. Continue reading →

This includes identifying oneself to provincial offence officers such as police officers, First Nations constables, special constables and municipal bylaw enforcement officers. Continue reading →

The company said nearly one in 10 restaurants in Canada have already closed and nearly one in five expect to close if conditions don’t get better in a month. Continue reading →

As data comes out, charts can tell us more about Canada’s COVID-19 outbreak. Continue reading →

Royal Canadian Legion branches are adapting their services to support veterans during the COVID-19 pandemic, even as the national organization warns financial pressures could result in the closure of some branches. Continue reading →

A group of personnel key to keeping Ontario’s electricity system functioning may end up locked down in their control centres due to the COVID-19 crisis, according to the head of the province’s power operator. Continue reading →

The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation is the only one of the four major teachers’ unions without a contract deal. Continue reading →

Experts say caring for a pet can help fill part of the void that’s left from the loss of social interaction. Continue reading →

“We’re going to be adjusting that list. You’ll hear that in the next day or so,” Premier Doug Ford said. Continue reading →

Bruce Power, Canada’s only private nuclear generator, says the donation of gloves, masks and gowns is intended for health-care workers across the province. Continue reading →

Fourteen residents and the spouse of a resident of Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon have now died amid what the local health unit is calling the largest COVID-19 outbreak in the province. Continue reading →

Canadians should expect the strict public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 to last until June or even July. Continue reading →

The province has worked with the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association to get ventilators produced and Ontario recently ordered 10,000 of the machines from O-Two Medical Technologies. Continue reading →

Social media rumours claim police are fining people in cars for defying coronavirus social distancing. Continue reading →

Ontario’s chief medical officer of health is “strongly recommending” that local health officials use their power to enforce isolation among positive COVID-19 cases and contacts. Continue reading →