An organizer of two Santa Claus Parades in Saint John said plans are in the works to hold traditional parades this year, with COVID-19 safety protocols and some other changes in place.

Here is a roundup of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Tuesday.

Dr. Julio Montaner is one of six distinguished Canadian doctors and researchers whose faces will grace the new run of stamps from Canada Post.

The Crown corporation said Monday that it is suspending service for the rest of the day.

The man who ordered the stamps, a federal employee, was denied a request to print additional stamps after Canada Post caught on.

Emergency responders and a hazmat unit were called to the Canada Post location in Saint John Monday to investigate an 'unknown white powder.' The powder turned out to be a harmless byproduct of the production phase of advertising flyers.

Canada Post said an employee in Edmonton was exposed to the novel coronavirus outside of the workplace.

The agency says the seeds are from a range of plant species and have postmarks from differing countries, but they appear to be low-risk.

Foxtail continues to wreak havoc on green space located in Regina's Harbour Landing neighbourhood.

Canada Post even reached an all-time, one-day record on May 19, delivering 2.1 million parcels to Canadians — about three times the norm for this time of year.