Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne, who travelled by car to New York City on the weekend, will cast Canada's vote around mid-day

In addition to losing prom, graduation, or sports championships, in many cases, students will be missing fall in-person classes at college or university

Toolkit is meant to help businesses, customers and employees

Trudeau said we still have a long way to go

Morneau told the Senate's finance committee in the afternoon that officials are working on various economic scenarios to determine how programs should adapt to give support where it's needed without throttling the recovery

In combating COVID-19 citizens across the globe are being asked to socially and/or physically distance themselves in order to flatten the curve.

Employees will also be required to wear personal protective equipment and concession registers will be limited to every other line

That means as many as 5,000 temporary foreign workers expected to arrive in Canada in the coming months are being held back, for now

In a letter issued earlier this month and obtained by The Canadian Press, the province's attorney general asked stakeholders to weigh in on a proposed legislative amendment that would eliminate some or all civil jury trials

The COVID-19 pandemic provides an opportunity for us to rethink and redesign how schools support children’s social connections and opportunities for informal play and recreation