New Brunswick barbershops were able to open Saturday as the province moved into the third, or "yellow", phase of its COVID-19 recovery plan.

The report outlines emergency purchases over $50,000 that the city has had to make, as of May 5, in response to the pandemic.

Most would agree that wearing a mask, when physical distancing is impossible, is a good idea, Scott Thompson says. But we should still be critical of those making the call.

Public health data shows that more women in Canada have coronavirus, which differs from other countries where more men have died from the virus.

The process of building such a stockpile began in January as COVID-19 cases began to surge in China.

Dr. Lynn Mikula, the hospital's chief medical executive and chief of staff, said with the exception of one individual, all other cases of COVID-19 involving staff have been "declared resolved".

While Saskatchewan's hair industry can re-open to the public on May 19, some professionals say the province should delay the start to address important safety concerns.

A group of Alberta physicians is voicing "grave concerns... about the safety and efficacy" of the disposable face masks they're being provided during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A union representing health-care workers in long-term care homes says the province wants to change a directive that gives all workers access N95 masks.

There are plenty of ways to mess with the additional security masks are meant to provide.