Canadians should wear masks to protect others when in public: Tam
OTTAWA — Canada's public health experts are now fully recommending Canadians wear non-medical face masks in public when they aren't sure they will be...
Local restaurants get creative to keep afloat during pandemic
By: Michelle Poirier
Take-out and delivery have not been as lucrative as traditional sit-down service, so some restaurants are coming up with different ideas to...
National directive on wearing face masks coming today, Trudeau says
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says a national recommendation on when and where Canadians should be wearing face masks to reduce the spread...
Ontario reports 390 new COVID-19 cases, 43 more deaths
TORONTO — Ontario is reporting 390 new COVID-19 cases today, and 43 more deaths.
That brings the provincial total to 23,774 cases, which is an...
Ontario schools not reopening until September
TORONTO — Ontario schools will stay closed for the rest of the school year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday that returning...
Ontario starts first reopening stage as new COVID-19 cases increase
TORONTO — Ontario entered its first stage of reopening many businesses such as retail stores Tuesday, even as the number of new COVID-19 cases...
“Southlake has not taken over management of River Glen Haven at this time,” says...
By: Mike Anderson
As York Region's second-worst COVID-19 outbreak continues at River Glen Haven, Southlake Regional Health Centre says it hasn't taken over management of...
Ontario reports 340 new COVID-19 cases, 23 new deaths related to virus
TORONTO — Ontario is reporting another 340 cases of COVID-19 and 23 new deaths related to the virus.
There is now a total of 22,653...
Barring Taiwan from WHO a ‘serious’ health concern: Canada, U.S., allies say
OTTAWA — Canada, the United States and six major allies have told the World Health Organization that its ongoing exclusion of Taiwan has created a serious public health...
Ontario long-term care association calls on province to commit to public inquiry
TORONTO — The association representing most long-term care homes in Ontario came out in support of a public inquiry into the sector Saturday, but...
