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It was the kind of sunset that only happens once every few years, drawing Nova Scotians outside or to their windows as great blooms of pink and orange and gold heralded the end of one of the most emotional days in provincial history.

James Street North blazes just a block away from each other

Feds to announce more support to help vulnerable weather COVID-19 pandemic

Feds give up fight against 15-day hard cap on solitary confinement

EDMONTON — Oil is known for floating atop the surface instead of sinking into the depths.

The union representing health-care workers at Anson Place and two other COVID-stricken long-term care homes is taking the province to the labour board

So, two planes came back to Canada empty. The chase for personal protective equipment, or PPE, remains global and vicious. It veers between a diplomatic logistics challenge and a series of heist movies. In the United States, the states themselves have to act like they’re in a Fast and the Furious movie to hide much-needed medical supplies from being hijacked by their own federal government. It’s broken down there in ways we can’t even imagine.

When the Toronto Argonauts signed Kolton Nelson in February, they signed a receiver from a football family who has been a professional rugby player and a professional skateboarder.

Nearly half of all Hamilton cases have recovered and an outbreak was declared over Tuesday

Care homes stricken and running out of body bags. Shelters as crowded hotbeds of infection. An entire jail emptied for deep cleaning, dozens of inmates — infected and not — moved and isolated.

Quebec long-term care home hit with class action after 56 residents die of COVID-19

Vancouver is asking for donations of takeout containers and bottled water in what is an odd twist to the city’s zero waste policies.

The TTC and Toronto Paramedics have partnered together to repurpose decommissioned transit buses for emergency medical transport, the city announced Tuesday evening.

Urban Indigenous left behind by Ottawa's COVID-19 response: friendship centres

MONTREAL—The son of a 94-year-old woman who died of COVID-19 at one of the province’s hardest-hit long-term care homes has filed an application for a class-action lawsuit against the residence.

GM shuts down Maven car share service in all markets including Toronto

An Oshawa grocery store worker is among more than 50 Metro employees who has tested positive for COVID-19.

Hotels for homeless people could tackle two crises at once: advocates

Premier Doug Ford warns that “people will still be dying” of COVID-19 even when the provincial government finally eases restrictions to allow more businesses to reopen.

No resident cases a month into pandemic, more testing underway to #keepseniorssafe

Companies weigh dividend cuts, suspensions ahead of earnings amid pandemic

"It doesn't mean we are finished, or we need to let up," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

No beef shortage expected, despite plant closure amid COVID-19 outbreak: Trudeau

Feds to announce more support to help vulnerable weather COVID-19 pandemic

Police warn drivers using empty country roads as their personal drag strips to think again.

Firefighters rescued one person from the downtown building.

Quebec federal inmates file application for COVID-19 class action

SIU investigates death of man shot in presence of police in Elliot Lake

Ontario court dismisses PETA application over takedown of anti-Canada Goose ads

North American stocks fall at the start of trading, oil continues plunge

‘Resiliency Posters’ created by Ontario artists

Robert Leombruno is ready to help clients weather the financial storm of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Statistics Canada reports retail sales up 0.3 per cent in February

Advocates argue ticketing the homeless is pointless, unfair and will only damage relationships between marginalized residents and city authorities

Police say this is one of the largest seizures of Crystal Meth, Heroin and Fentanyl in Hamilton. The total weight of drugs seized exceeds 5 kilograms

Researchers at St. Joe’s are scaling COVID-19 testing capacity using a robotic system to assist lab technicians. This new technology will accelerate t

Scugog bylaw officers have issued warnings to those flouting provincial pandemic regulations, but have yet to fine scofflaws.

A quick at a glance look at local data as it relates to the coronavirus pandemic.

Reese Chong: 'I thought they might take it more seriously if they thought about it as a zombie virus'

Speaking to heath care workers about dealing with COVID-19 and the unusual calm due to hospitals being cleared out for pandemic purposes

Makers can list products on The Nooks online marketplace and keep 100 per cent of their sales

Check out the map of all Flamborough infrastructure and construction projects and their status. Find out if a project has been deemed essential and whether it is proceeding, delayed, not starting or shut down.

New coronavirus deaths at Cardinal Retirement Home and Emmanuel House Hospice

Trudeau promises stockpile policies to get overhaul to prevent waste

Parties still can't agree on how best to resume Parliament

Study will also determine if hydroxychloroquine can treat mild cases of the virus

‘Multiple-alarm fire involving two well-involved units’ on Wilson Street

‘Multiple-alarm fire involving two well-involved units’ on Wilson Street

With the notable exception of Anson Place, Haldimand-Norfolk is faring well against COVID-19. But the health unit says that’s no reason to get complac