Canada's film industry faded to black in mid-March as the world grappled with the novel coronavirus.

A recent study shows that Canadians are paying much more compared to more than 200 other nations — and that isn't sitting well with some Edmontonians.

People are cooling down at beaches, splash pads and indoors as heat warnings are issued, but health experts are warning against gathering indoors, whether it be in a home or cooling or shopping centre.

"We're just at the whim of all of these policymakers who are not in the same situation as us and who are making decisions based on a lot of unknowns and there's not a lot we can do about it."

'As a Black person, with that tragedy happening, having a louder voice now, you feel like you're going to be finally being heard, but it doesn't stop there.'

"It's becoming a little bit of anarchy." 

Ontario's largest union is calling on the province for one piece of equipment that may help those on the front lines.

People lined the streets outside 8-Wing in Ontario to pay their respects to 6 CAF service members killed during a training exercise in Greece last week.

Simply Grounded Coffee Gallery is staying busy throughout the COVID-19 pandemic

"My mom and dad, they were my best friends."