Canada's top public health official, Dr. Theresa Tam, said it's too soon to declare a second wave of the pandemic across Canada, but daily case counts are increasing at an alarming rate.

Experts say framing the rise and fall of COVID-19 cases in "waves" is inaccurate, and ignores how human behaviour is playing a role.

'We know much, much more as compared to the very early stage of this pandemic, back in March or April.'

The British Columbia government is continuing to fight COVID-19 by first attacking the flu.

Authorities in Madrid are introducing new curbs on social gatherings starting Monday, which will coincide with the reopening of schools.

City Council set to discuss councillor salary increases, along with mandatory masks, and stricter fines for vehicle stunting.

Experts predict the coronavirus pandemic will ebb and flow throughout the colder months.

Quebec will provide more oversight in long-term care homes.

'I can understand if our numbers are low, then people have less of a fear about the negative impacts of another wave,' Dr. Jennifer Russell says.

Suncor CEO Mark Little says he won't "bet the financial health'' of the company on the nascent recovery, listing a host of risks including the possibility of a second wave of virus outbreaks.