The owner of Chipman Hill Suites in Saint John led a three-vehicle convoy around the city, thanking essential workers for the contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saint John sports organizations say they're confused and frustrated with the City of Saint John's declaration that fields of play will not be maintained by city workers this year.

Both Toronto’s mayor and its medical officer of health said they would like the province to take into account the City’s individual needs before loosening restrictions any further.

A Winnipeg business is dedicating their time and energy to making sure other businesses can continue a smooth transition following the COVID-19 pandemic.

From those who maintain Toronto's ambulance fleet to the paramedics aboard them, meet the heroes of the COVID-19 crisis.

"If you can still have some employees working from home to reduce crowding, I would encourage you to do so. We have a new normal now."

If a second wave of COVID-19 hits, those who flout physical distancing guidelines are making things harder — and more dangerous — for everyone, Mike Smyth says.

Manuela Valle-Castro, the co-ordinator of the Saskatoon Anti-Racism Network, said the attack on an Asian-Canadian boy on Friday was driven by a mix of anti-Asian beliefs, anti-lockdown sentiment and white nationalism.

Child care providers will be able to start taking in more children as part of phase two of the province's reopening plan. 

New Brunswick farmers are hopeful they can salvage their seasons after the province lifted a ban on temporary foreign workers Friday.