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

“[Eabametoong First Nation] requires a field hospital with medical supports to provide in-community isolation and treatment, since there is no adequate infrastructure or housing options for membership to self-isolate.” 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 →

Pope Francis’ former finance minister was convicted by a Victoria state jury in 2018 of sexually abusing two 13-year-old choirboys in December 1996 while he was archbishop of Australia’s second-largest city. Continue reading →

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

In a newly released ruling, Federal Court Justice Henry Brown says Elena Crenna is entitled to a fresh immigration hearing. 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 →

Black residents accounted for 72 per cent of deaths from COVID-19 complications in the city and 52 per cent of positive tests for the coronavirus, despite making up only 30 per cent of the city’s population, according to the city’s public health agency. 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 →

Government programs could help soften the blow, but the key issue is how long the outbreak and the forced business closures to fight it drag on. Continue reading →