Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

Cara Zwibel suggests that the cost could be prohibitive for lower-income Canadians who need to care for sick relatives or receive specialized medical care abroad

Company initially slated to deliver almost 250,000 doses to Canada in the third week of February

Networks and populations may have more in common than we think

Don’t wait for teens to come to you. Engage them in conversation, prof says

Association President Dr. Samantha Hill says the best way to get the most correct and up-to-date information is by reaching out to your family doctor or local health unit

Tampa, Fla., is hosting Sunday’s Super Bowl football game, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

A majority of Ontarians, 61 per cent, surveyed believe for-profit long-term care residents and their families should be able to sue the Ontario government and receive compensation for their losses

The United Steelworkers union represents about 180 chaplains from a variety of faiths and spiritual practices who provide care to federal inmates

Since the first case of COVID-19 in Canada one year ago, government-backed health and safety messages have appeared across television, radio, print and social media, and the efforts have intensified in recent months as the virus continues to avert control

The ban was originally put in place last year was to expire at the end of February