The recall covers Harvest brand Polish sausages in 675-gram packages with a March 15 best before date.

The two territories received 7,200 doses each on Monday, while Nunavut is expected to receive its first shipment this week.

The government earlier this week asked anyone isolating in Yellowknife since Nov. 30 to get tested after traces of the novel coronavirus were detected in the city's wastewater.

Northwest Territories residents who want to be organ donors can now do so through Alberta's registry.

Health officials in Nunavut, which still has yet to report a single case, say they may release their own reopening plan next week.

Trudeau said $72.6 million of the money would go towards health services and community preparedness within the country's three territories.

Tom Hoefer of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut Chamber of Mines said Monday the program is a poor fit for the northern mining industry.

Provincial health officials announce 35 new cases in B.C., pushing the province’s total to 1,445.

Provincial leaders declared they will expand their testing rules as cases and deaths continued to rise and questions persisted about the true extent of community spread.

The medical health officer says all seven recorded cases of COVID-19 in Yukon are connected to travel outside the territory or to known contacts.