COVID-19 National News

Commission president and CEO Louise Bradley says the digital tools will be able to train up to 500 people a week on how to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health problems

Although some families have opted for the small-scale funerals currently permitted, most have not

A small group of MPs will also meet for an in-person Commons sitting once a week, when they are scheduled to deal with legislation authorizing emergency benefits for students

Thousands of surgeries were postponed or cancelled in order to ensure enough acute and critical capacity in Ontario hospitals for a possible surge of COVID-19 patients

Public health experts say it makes more sense to not have dates

Province looking for suggestions on removing barriers for businesses, including changes to provincial policy, regulations

'We’ve done wills the same way for 600 years and here’s an opportunity to accomplish safety and security and let people get the important documents done,' says attorney general

New guidelines for restarting Canadian economy, federal COVID-19 modelling to be released today

Dr. Theresa Tam said we simply do not know yet whether someone who has had COVID-19 will be immune from getting it again, or how long that immunity will last

A recent survey of nearly 2,500 doctors across Canada found 42 per cent had seen no change in the supply of gear such as masks and face shields in the last month, while 29 per cent felt the supply is now worse