"We're going to be adjusting that list. You'll hear that in the next day or so," Premier Doug Ford said.

The guide asks employers to find ways to limit the number of people at a workplace where possible.

The move helps more than 100 broadcasters that are facing significant declines in advertising revenue.

As the novel coronavirus spreads, services like Meals on Wheels are becoming more in demand and having to adapt to keep the vulnerable populations they serve safe.

We are all interconnected more than we have ever been in our lifetimes, says hockey analyst Brian Wilde.

The letter calls for an "abrupt pause" to the proposed health-care changes to avoid "burdening and negatively impacting" Albertans.

With limited access to places to eat, shower and re-supply, many have put their lives on hold to ensure Canada's supply chain remains open.

Premier Brian Pallister and Health Minister Cameron Friesen have called a press conference for 10 a.m. Friday, one hour before the usual 11 a.m. daily novel coronavirus briefing.

Hamilton police say a fraudulent doctor's note claiming a McDonald's employee had tested positive for the new coronavirus closed one of the chain's locations for days.

Montreal-area distilleries are joining in the fight against COVID-19. Some are starting to switch their alcohol production to make hand sanitizer instead.