Coronavirus: Surge in High River cases believed to be result of in-home transmissions
From Monday to Friday, the number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in the southern Alberta town of High River jumped from just 60 […]
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From Monday to Friday, the number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in the southern Alberta town of High River jumped from just 60 […]
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Read moreAs the start of the spring season approaches, Fisheries and Oceans Canada has confirmed that fishers who turn down work due to COVID-19 concerns will […]
Read moreThe federal government says that all air travellers must cover their nose and mouth with a non-medical mask to curb the spread of the novel […]
Read moreThe first case of COVID-19 at a federal women’s prison in B.C. has been confirmed. The Union of Canadian Correctional Officers said Friday that one […]
Read moreLeaders in the North say travel restrictions to northern Manitoba communities, intended to help protect more vulnerable health systems from the coronavirus, are necessary, even […]
Read moreThe Nova Scotia Health Authority has issued another advisory of potential coronavirus exposures in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Officials have announced two new areas of […]
Read moreProvincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry is set to present the latest data the province is using to make decisions in response to the COVID-19 […]
Read moreThe Hamilton Burlington SPCA wants to ensure pets are looked after, in the event their owners are hospitalized for treatment related to the novel coronavirus. […]
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