Plan coming today to address COVID-19 in long-term care homes: Ford

Quebec begins publishing COVID-19 numbers at seniors' homes, long-term care hit hardest

Bank of Canada set to detail impact of COVID-19, outlook for economy

Montreal opens 2020 bike-sharing season, with free rides for health-care workers

As financial relief begins to arrive in the bank accounts of the thousands of Canadians suddenly left unemployed during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are finding the process puzzling.

Canada has passed the crest of the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic but COVID-19 could infect many more people than federal officials have estimated if isolation measures are relaxed too soon or too broadly, according to a new study.

Energy sector weighs on Toronto market, U.S. stocks also down; Loonie falls

Elio Rossetto felt his mother squeeze his gloved hand as she lay in the intensive care unit at St. Catharines hospital.He watched her eyelids flicker as she tried to open them to take one last look at two of her three children as they stood at her

The great lockdown of 2020 to slow the spread of COVID-19 has pushed the world’s economies into a crisis “like no other,” the International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday in a sombre report that predicts the largest economic contraction in Canada since 1921.

The City Above Toronto is facing both a challenge and a blessing amidst the pandemic.

Some people are perfecting their laminated pastry, their sourdough boules or, at the very least, simmering through their stash of dried beans.But others of us are relearning multiplication tables or bouncing a baby on one hip while fielding emails

Through the camera on the dresser in the Calgary nursing home, Nina Vaughan watches her father survive.

Incident 'broadcasted' on social media

Stick to sleep schedule; have bedtime ritual; avoid naps; get exercise, and other helpful hints offered

Essential workers deserve our thanks during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the Region of Durham workplaces can’t accept homemade food, flowers or other gifts.

The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed almost every facet of life — including in business. where many workers have now been forced to work from home.

COVID-19 is a harsh disease. Front line staff will definitely be needing assistance to cope, writes Margot Carhahan.

Experts: Pandemic likely a boon for wildlife as humans stay home

Plan coming today to address COVID-19 in long-term care homes: Ford

StatsCan to release GDP figures for March and first quarter of 2020

Bank of Canada set to detail impact of COVID-19, outlook for economy

Ontario legislators to extend emergency declaration during session

COVID-19 infections among Toronto's homeless growing with 30 positive cases

WHO issues guidelines for lifting COVID-19 restrictions. Is Canada ready?

A Burlington hospital where there have been two outbreaks of COVID-19 is telling workers who test positive for the virus to return to work “immediately” if they are asymptomatic.

Fairfax Financial warns of US$1.4-billion net loss in the first quarter

Scheer, Conservatives raise concerns about WHO data, relationship with China

Premier Ford says schools will stay closed past May 4 but the school year isn’t cancelled. Meanwhile, four more residents die at a Hagersville nursing

Canadian Press NewsAlert: Trudeau promises $130M in COVID-19 aid for North

With 19 dead at the Hagersville care home, some worried families would like their loved ones out if they test negative. Health officials say that’s no

With 19 dead at the Hagersville care home, some worried families would like their loved ones out if they test negative. Health officials say that’s no

A total of 18 boxes of N95 respirators, masks, face shields and gloves were delivered Tuesday.

Conservatives' Scheer urges all-party deal to keep Parliament going safely

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Montreal hospital sets up new wing to treat sickest COVID-19 patients from homes

North American stock markets open higher, loonie trades higher against US$

Without federal and provincial help, city taxpayers could be facing pain when 2021 budget arrives.

Ontario will be on coronavirus lockdown for at least another four weeks and school will remain out for millions of students.MPPs on Tuesday unanimously voted to extend the province’s state of emergency until May 12, keeping most businesses closed

Faced with the “wildfire” spread of deadly COVID-19 in nursing homes, Premier Doug Ford says he will prevent caregivers from working in more than one facility to better prevent transmission of the virus.The promise came a day after he said such a

Hamilton police are investigating after a Stoney Creek senior died following a collision outside the Eastgate Square LCBO store.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.

It’s amazing what happens if you just get out there, writes Ernie Schramayr.

Government enacts stricter quarantine measures for returnees to Canada

Trudeau: Feds ready to send provinces cash to top-up worker salaries

Observers say governments need to lay out a clear blueprint once the time eventually comes to start relaxing some restrictions, in order to make sure buy-in from the public doesn't falter.

The opposition Conservatives are calling for regular in-person meetings of a small number of MPs in the House of Commons as the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on.

Ontario’s COVID-19 case count is up 520 cases and 42 deaths in the past 24 hours.

Do as we say, not as we do? Trudeau, Scheer forced to defend family trips

North American stock markets open higher, loonie trades higher against US$

Richard Mann was found not criminally responsible for a sexual assault in February 2014.