Modelling projections in a “probable" scenario suggests by the end of summer, Alberta could see as many as 800,000 infections and between 400 and 3,100 deaths.

Public health experts with the Quebec government are projecting between 1,200 and 9,000 people could die of COVID-19 by the end of the month, although authorities hasten to add they believe the curren...

While last week's boost to the Canadian Emergency Wage Subsidy was supposed to prop up struggling businesses and the workers they employ during the pandemic, it’s doing nothing for the North’s now...

Nearly one million Canadians filed for income support benefits on the first day the emergency COVID-19 program was open for applications.

She was careful. She washed her hands. She practised physical distancing. Still, she tested positive for COVID-19.

New York recorded the single greatest one-day jump in deaths from COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus, but the state's governor pointed to signs that the state may be reaching ...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson remained in stable condition in intensive care after suffering a deterioration of his COVID-19 symptoms, and is in good spirits, his spokesperson said Tuesday. ...

The lockdown that served as a model for countries battling the coronavirus around the world has ended after 11 weeks.

Acting U.S. navy secretary Thomas Modly resigned Tuesday, just hours after he had publicly apologized for a profanity-laced upbraiding of the officer he fired as captain of the coronavirus-stricken US...

With much of the world struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic, there are still some good-news stories to report. Here's a brief roundup.

Les épiceries ne sont pas épargnées par le coronavirus.

Le Québec devrait atteindre le sommet de la courbe de propagation du coronavirus le 18 avril, selon les hypothèses des autorités de santé publique.

Les employés du Dairy Queen sont heureusement tous en bonne santé.

Jason Kenney a annoncé que le pic de l'épidémie dans sa province pourrait arriver vers la mi-mai et que des milliers d'Albertains pourraient mourir.

Moins débordés que prévu, des médecins et infirmières des centres hospitaliers iront prêter main-forte dans les établissements pour personnes âgées.

The proposed program, which could be open for applications next week, would provide grants of up to $4,000 for SMEs affected by Saskatchewan's COVID-19 restrictions.

The organization is adjusting its 10-year plan to focus on the recovery of the city's economy following the end of the pandemic.

"We need governments, at this point, to step in and be part of the solution of all of the massive dumping going around all of these bins."

"We can't make masks fast enough."

Four of the RPL's servers and five computers from its Digital Media Studio are hard at work crunching data that scientists around the world are using to research COVID-19.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's provincial health officer apologized to her hairdresser on Tuesday for taking matters into her own hands during the COVID-19 pandemic.Just in case anyone noticed a change in her appearance, Dr. Bonnie Henry said she is...

A look at some of the top quotes from Tuesday on COVID-19 in Canada:"The entire world was unprepared." — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the shortage of medical supplies.———"What the story is about is our freedom, and this year we don't feel...

DOVER, Del. — A former Delaware inmate who escaped conviction for his alleged involvement in a fatal prison riot is back behind bars on unrelated charges.Obadiah Miller, 27, was being held Tuesday at Howard Young prison in Wilmington after being ch...

VANCOUVER — Government medical professionals say Canada's jails and prisons don't meet with physical distancing guidelines for COVID-19 and they want as many inmates as possible to be released.In an open letter to the federal, provincial and territ...

The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases on Vancouver Islands remains unchanged at 79, according to provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry. There have been 25 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the province in the past 24 hours, but none on the...

The province is using less than a quarter of its testing capacity. Experts say that low rate means we can’t make any real conclusion about our progress in fighting the spread of the coronavirus.

Ontario seeks retired and foreign-trained doctors, retired health-care workers and medical students in push to augment the front lines in the fight against the new coronavirus

The proposed legislation — obtained by the Star — would let businesses receive wage subsidy if revenues dropped by 15 per cent in March, instead of 30 per cent as originally proposed.

Christine Joyce Vega, 27, was to be removed this month after losing her legal status, due to a missing $100 payment and a document in her application to extend her work permit.

Premier Jason Kenney made public some of the province’s COVID-19 projections during a televised address Tuesday evening.

The Ford Motor Company has retooled a portion of its Windsor Engine Plant and begun producing plastic protective face shields for health-care workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic. The shields will be donated for use in Ontario and the rest of the c...

A sixth person in Windsor-Essex has fallen victim to the novel coronavirus, reported the region's health unit on Tuesday afternoon. The latest deceased was a woman in her 70s.

Despite a change in the position of Canada's chief public health officer, the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is still not advising people to wear masks as part of their COVID-19 prevention habits.

As a snowbird returning earlier than normal from Florida because of COVID-19, I am very grateful for our prime minister and our health care system. Being a border city we have total access to U.S. news and speeches of President Trump which I feel oft...

The bizarre tale of a pickup driver mowing down several people outside a Windsor auto shop only grew stranger Tuesday as details emerged of a massive street brawl that led to the shocking moment. A viral video showing a pickup truck striking people i...