Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

Police forces will be able to apply for funding for the first year starting today

Many advocates point to CERB as a concession that Canada's disability assistance rates have failed to keep up with the costs of living in much of the country, and in some places, fallen below the poverty line

Colin Furness, an epidemiologist and associate professor with the University of Toronto, said curfews can be great tools to help contain outbreaks

His family is shaken and looking for answers

Comments come after feds announce agreements with pharma companies for millions of doses of potential vaccines

While 54 per cent of adults planning to retire felt confident in their ability to do so before the pandemic, just 39 per cent feel that way now, according to the survey

Faced with events that transcend borders, science fiction novels contend with interconnectedness around and beyond Earth

Premier, education minister stick by school reopening plan amid criticism over full class sizes for younger students.

With no effective weapon against the virus, fear and uncertainty have grown

Researchers have found that for-profit facilities have lower staffing levels, lower quality of care and poorer resident outcomes, in both the U.S. and Canada