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A new study released by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation finds a significant rise in stress and depression among Canadian men. It also finds one in two men may face social isolation, yet most don’t seek any professional mental health support. Kenton Boston with the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation and psychologist Dr. Robert Selles joined...

Lu Kala is living the pop girl’s dream! She talks to us about her single ‘Who’s Gonna’, working with her idol Katy Perry and receiving an exciting award from Billboard Canada. All successes considered, the most important to her is that she’s made her younger self proud.

With COVID-19 cases among the homeless spiking on Vancouver Island, the provincial government is working with the City of Victoria to establish self-isolation units for homeless people who have COVID-19. Kylie Stanton reports.

Anna Lange and Lillian Cariaga describe their experiences selling for an MLM. They both say they joined in part because of the isolation of COVID-19.

A B.C. man has a warning for anyone travelling to the U.S. after an unexpected test result at YVR halted a planned vacation. As Kristen Robinson reports, he and his three friends – all double vaccinated – ended up staying home in self-isolation.

Tech expert Kris Abel profiles some of the latest tech to help you get through self-isolation.

We check in with ‘Batwoman’ star Rachel Skarsten and find out how she’s been spending her time in self-isolation.

The Ministry of Corrections and Policing says Regina’s White Birch Remand Centre is being used as an “isolation centre” for people “unwilling” or “unable” to self-isolate. Roberta Bell has the story.

We check in with Global News Toronto’s Antony Robart and find out how self-isolation has been treating him.

After self-isolating for two weeks because he tested positive for COVID-19, Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole has made his first Parliamentary appearance in his new role. As Mike Le Couteur reports, it didn’t take long for things to get tense between O’Toole and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Several municipal and provincial politicians, who were in contact with the mayor of Longueuil who tested positive for COVID-19 are choosing to stay in self isolation for two weeks even after their test results came back negative. As Global’s Amanda Jelowicki reports, there are many grey areas when it comes to COVID-19 isolation practices.

Some members of a Kelowna religious congregation are in self-isolation after five COVID-19 cases were identified connected to the church. The outbreak is shining a spotlight on the challenges faced by faith groups wanting to hold worship services during the pandemic.

Several students from Caufield Elementary School in West Vancouver are now self-isolating after a person in their class tested positive for COVID-19. Now a group of concerned parents have started their own facebook group to list exposures – many times before health officials do. Sarah MacDonald has their story.

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs on Wednesday discussed Nova Scotia’s modified self-isolation measures, which state that people coming from New Brunswick would still be subject to isolation requirements based on COVID-19 vaccination status and testing. “We need to accept the rules and respect the rules that they’ve chosen for travel in Nova Scotia,” he stated.

Health Minister Adrian Dix said on Friday the province won’t follow Alberta’s plans to end COVID-19 contact tracing and self-isolation for people who test positive. Dix says Alberta has “outstanding public health leadership” and “no one needs to take an approach of blame.” He says we should be supporting other communities at this time instead.

With only days to go before the Tokyo Olympics, organizers are defending their pandemic game plan, as two athletes staying in the Olympic Village test positive. Meanwhile, bad timing hits British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who is self-isolating from a COVID-19 exposure as the England prepares for its grand reopening gamble. Plus, why deforestation is...

New Brunswick will allow residents from Cumberland County to enter the province without having to self-isolate for 14 day or take a COVID-19 test when the province eases its border restrictions. Amherst mayor David Kogon says both provinces need to work in tandem. Jesse Thomas has more.

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs announced on Wednesday that travellers from all Atlantic provinces would be able to come to New Brunswick without being required to isolate, and that border checks with Nova Scotia will be removed as of Thursday. Canadian travellers vaccinated with at least one dose won’t be required to self-isolate, but must...

The measures are meant to protect staffing levels in hospitals. Hospital workers showing symptoms will still have to self-isolate at home. Marianne Dimain reports.

Premier Scott Moe announced anyone testing positive for COVID-19 in Saskatchewan and unvaccinated close contacts will be required to self-isolate for 10 days under a public health order, but did not reimpose a mask mandate.