"You hear that people struggle to even provide basic necessities to themselves and their families and it's heartbreaking."

"I just want to do the right thing for my clients and for me. I don't want to get the virus and I don't want to be responsible for giving anyone the virus."

"We have always been working together but this is really focused and time to buy is a concentrated effort."

"Normally this would be our high season."

"People are turning to art during this unprecedented time and I have some I can make available to people."

"Please stay away from the mountain stay off the mountain."

"So many people would choose to feed their pets over themselves."

"Five cents doesn't seem like a lot but it could work up to a decent amount of money."

"The anxieties we are seeing in our office currently are basically health anxiety that even people that have never experienced before will have by varying degrees and even obsessive-compulsive tendencies."

As millions of Canadians stay home in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, social media use is up — and experts worry about the mental health impact.