She and her family were tested again “just a few days ago,” and were negative. Continue reading →

On Friday, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said violence among criminal groups has persisted despite the outbreak of the new coronavirus in the country. Continue reading →

Trump invoked the Defence Production Act in an effort to speed up the distribution of desperately needed hospital masks amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

Here is a roundup of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for Saturday. Continue reading →

Seven staff members have also tested positive for COVID-19, all of whom are now in self-isolation. Continue reading →

Pandemic experts say such projections are not really meant to predict the future, but rather to provide a general guide for policy-makers and health-care systems grappling with a growing pandemic. Continue reading →

“The time to act is NOW. Everyone but essential workers need to stay home. Only go out if absolutely necessary to pick up groceries, prescriptions, or go to a medical appointment.” Continue reading →

The workers involved include educational assistants, designated early childhood educators and clerical workers. Continue reading →

Police said they were called to the area of Keele Street and Sheppard Avenue West around 9:15 a.m. to the scene of a crash involving two cars and a bus. Continue reading →

The tracts cover 2,300 hectares of land throughout the region. Continue reading →

Saturday’s announcement marks an 11.5 per cent increase, compared to a 16.5 per cent increase reported on Friday. Continue reading →

Police said they were called to the crash around 11:10 p.m. Friday on Steeles Avenue, west of Islington Avenue. Continue reading →

Police said they were called to the area of Harefield Drive and Hinton Road shortly after 7:15 a.m. for reports of a collision.  Continue reading →

Real estate is a face-to-face profession. How are realtors coping in the age of coronavirus and social distancing? Continue reading →

While experts say it’s too early to tell whether COVID-19 could be connected to climate change, researchers have sounded the alarm for years that some sort of pandemic was coming. Continue reading →

Trains will continue to serve all train stations except for West Harbour GO station in Hamilton. Buses will continue to serve all routes. Continue reading →

The data suggests about 48 per cent of Ontario’s family caregivers do not have a plan in place in case they have to self-isolate or become ill due to COVID-19. Continue reading →

Here is a roundup of the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic in the Greater Toronto Area for April 3. Continue reading →

“Today we’re taking additional steps to flatten the curve. We’re announcing the closure of many more sectors of the economy and I can tell you this was no easy task.” Continue reading →

Kingston police say two nights in a row, men dressed in black approached the penitentiary. The first night, a man dropped a package over the walls. The second, a man was arrested. Continue reading →

Ontario government has revealed projection numbers for the province to be just under 1,600 COVID-19 deaths and 80,000 cases by the end of April, if the current measures in place are upheld. Continue reading →

“The epidemic struck Toronto almost like a cyclone, assuming epidemic proportions on or about Oct. 9 and continued until Nov. 2 when it subsided almost as rapidly as it began.” Continue reading →

‘Toosie Slide’ became a viral TikTok sensation before the Toronto rapper even released hit on April 3. Continue reading →