The virus has now infected more than 10,000 Canadians and cost 130 their lives
High demand for flour and durum from mills during the COVID-19 pandemic will likely drive volumes
Pharmacists have also seen shortages related to people stockpiling their prescribed medication
B.C. is looking to allow internationally trained doctors to work under the supervision of attending physicians
Vancouver has seen a spike in commercial property crimes, with offices and stores empty because of COVID-19
Liberals have unveiled around $200B in direct financial aid and tax deferrals
Health-care workers, seniors, Indigenous Peoples some of people most at risk, health officials say
Dr. Theresa Tam said she was worried about outbreaks in care homes, cases in First Nations, Inuit communities
The Correctional Service is conducting an analysis of the offender population
Vincent was 64 when he died on March 22 after attending the Pacific Dental Conference
But 64 per cent said they’ve personally witnessed people not respecting the measures
Some cyclists also acknowledge each other and walkers as well on a wide trail
Teamsters Canada says truckers are increasingly being denied warm meals
Four postal workers in Canada have tested positive for COVID-19 infection:
Union represents workers in hotels, casinos, airports, arenas, universities, schools and remote resource camps
He said the country has never before seen such a crisis
Domestic travel restrictions should include ferries, operators say
Canada has not seen the kinds of numbers that the U.S. has
WestJet has already halved its domestic capacity
The focus is on still encouraging a connection
