Some applicants took to Twitter and other social media platforms to point out the double payment, concerned it could be an error. Continue reading →

The PM instantly regretted a verbal blunder about masks during a coronavirus briefing, but some say he has a point about “moist” speakers. Continue reading →

Mike Diemer’s 57-year-old wife, Deb Diemer, was diagnosed with COVID-19 on March 19 and died in their Calgary home on March 30. Continue reading →

Canada reported 1,393 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday and its death toll from the disease rose to 435. Continue reading →

Dialing physical distancing measures up and down could be a way of sustaining the long-term fight against COVID-19 while not crushing the economy, a new study from Ontario researchers suggests. Continue reading →

Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association president Liz Stuart says it was a particularly difficult round of negotiations as the Ontario government sought to implement what she called “significant cuts” to publicly funded education. Continue reading →

Most of the returning troops, who are being housed at the same hotel as hundreds of Canadians repatriated from overseas, are from Edmonton. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Best Butter Tart Festival, which was scheduled for mid-June in Midland, Ont., has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading →

Doris Grinspun, the CEO of the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario, says the changes must be made to stop the spread of the disease in the province’s nursing and retirement homes. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford said essential construction projects include work on new hospital builds and expansions as well as COVID-19 assessment centres. He also said construction hours will be expanded. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford announced a break for grocery store and pharmacy workers — Friday and Sunday off for the upcoming holiday long weekend that includes Easter and Passover amid the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

Ontario has been completing fewer tests for COVID-19 over the past week – just 2,568 reported on Tuesday – well short of the 19,000 daily tests the province targeted for mid-April. Continue reading →

Belleville, Ont., police have charged three people following the death of an 18-year-old man on Monday. Continue reading →

Ontario reported 550 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the highest single-day increase the province has ever seen. Total cases reaches 5,276. Continue reading →

There are currently no public health officials stationed at Canada-U.S. land border crossings to assist in screening for COVID-19, Global News has learned. Continue reading →

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

ONroute says it is offering free medium coffees to truck drivers on April 8 to show appreciation for their work maintaining supply chains during the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

Lessard took Poet to the closest 24-hour animal care clinic immediately. But with veterinarians doing what they can to maintain social distance during the COVID-19 outbreak, the pair was instructed to wait in the parking lot before the dog could be seen. Continue reading →

The Ontario government issued the directive on Tuesday. It will last for 14 days and the services could continue if the broader provincial emergency order on business closures is extended. Continue reading →