MEXICO CITY—Authorities said as many as 40 people died after drinking methanol in two states in central Mexico, the latest in a series of mass bad-alcohol poisonings registered since coronavirus lockdowns began and many towns banned legitimate liquor sales.

Ontario lacks crucial information on the spread of COVID-19 in the community that is needed to allow more businesses to open safely, scientists and opposition parties are warning.

These composers stepped up during the worst of the plagues

Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association should do everyone a favour and remain quiet about financials until an agreement has been reached on a proposed 82-game schedule for the upcoming season.

EDMONTON — Alberta businesses are set to resume some semblance of normalcy Thursday, as the province begins its economic relaunch plan.

COVID-19 dominates the rhetoric, and the reality, of MPs on Parliament Hill

The city will gather members from businesses, chambers of commerce and labour groups to brainstorm ‘aggressive’ actions to help a pandemic-wrecked eco

Canada and the U.S. working on extending border closure

Universities and colleges are closed until further notice. And they are caught in a costly limbo that is leaving students adrift.

On Wednesday, Statistics Canada released data that compares deaths in the first three months of 2020 against the same period in 2019.

You know it’s a pandemic when you search for cleaning products online at Walmart and the only “Bleach” available is Nirvana’s first album.

The pandemic that shuttered sports has now claimed an old friend on the Burlington waterfront.

Most actively traded companies on the TSX

Losses in the financial sector weigh on S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets fall

COVID-19 distancing on display as Quebec legislature resumes sitting

These days, Elif Dirmaç and her husband, Guerkan Oenal, can go more than a week without so much as catching a glimpse of each other despite living in the same Toronto apartment.

Indigenous group files legal challenge over 'inadequate' COVID-19 funding

Quebec allows some recreational sports to resume with physical distancing

Emergency order allows Ontario to control management of long-term care homes

The university has opened up residence spaces for self-isolation of arriving international grad students and practising medical residents

Rideshare, taxi services introduce COVID-19 protocols for masks, passenger total

Second resident of Toronto homeless shelter system dies of COVID-19

The bridge is open at night.

An almost $1 billion regional relief fund to help businesses is a welcome move by the federal government, but does not diminish the fact that the government's larger aid programs need fixing immediately, business organizations say.

One pedestrian dead, one injured after crash involving City of Toronto vehicle

NDP calls for universal sick-leave benefits as people return to work

PM wants answers from China, other countries on early days of COVID-19

Trudeau taps Karen Hogan to replace the late Michael Ferguson as auditor general

Trudeau cites uncertainty around pandemic as reason for budget delay

COVID-19 distancing on display as Quebec legislature resumes sitting

Watchdog blasts compensation regimes for disabled veterans, calls for overhaul

StatCan suspends pre-release of jobs data to key government officials after leak

Aimia buys 10 per cent stake in Chinese outdoor advertising firm Clear Media

It’s taken five years and a change in governments, but the Hamilton Conservation Authority is free to find a wider range of uses for a vacant home that once served as an outdoor education for the Mount Albion Conservation Area.

WASHINGTON—Justin Trudeau says it’s still too early for Canada to confront the challenges that will come with reopening the shared border with the United States.

Fire at abandoned building behind Royal Connaught

Feds to unveil details of $1 billion in regional aid for small businesses

The COVID-19 pandemic has reduced real estate transactions in Mississauga to a trickle compared to previous years.

All those wondering what Stephen Harper would have done in this pandemic now have an answer — sort of.

Emergency order allows Ontario to control management of long-term care homes

COVID-19 distancing on display as Quebec legislature resumes sitting

Ontario has lost its first nurse to COVID-19 and is amending the definition of the disease to include symptoms of a serious inflammatory syndrome that causes persistent fever and abdominal pain in children.

The owner is facing bylaw charges after the property was raided by police last month

Losses in the financial sector weigh on S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets fall

Police received more than 4,000 entries suggesting names

Ontario to monitor inflammatory illness in children with COVID-19

“We’ve got to do something for her despite this COVID-19,” said granddaughter Lisa Burns

Emergency order allows Ontario to control management of long-term care homes

Statistics Canada released data Wednesday showing excess deaths in nine provinces and territories.

Statistics Canada is expected to release mortality data that could show the burden of COVID-19 on the country.