As more Montrealers get outside to enjoy the beautiful weather, the Quebec government continues to ease restrictions on activities. But some believe cases will continue to go up.
New Brunswick barbershops were able to open Saturday as the province moved into the third, or "yellow", phase of its COVID-19 recovery plan.
Trump is eager to promote the idea that the United States is returning to normal, although the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak continues to rise and is expected to surpass 100,000 in the coming days.
Researchers say that the new levels of microplastic pollution now ranges from 12-125 trillion, up from the previous estimate of 5-50 trillion.
Police say a man, 57, and a woman, 53, were found near the home and their deaths were confirmed at the scene by paramedics.
The man stole the van after breaking into a home while having a knife, police say.
As the province begins to gradually reopen, some are wondering if they'll have access to public swimming pools this summer.
Quebec provincial police say a formal identification is pending.
There were no injuries and the apartment only received minor damage as a result of the blaze.
Saskatchewan's number of active coronavirus cases continues to decline as more people recover from the virus.
Michael J. Fox filmed a video 'shout out' to Alberta health-care workers amid COVID-19. It was posted to the Alberta Health Services official Facebook page.
In the pandemic, consumers have been changing the way they’re buying their groceries and retailers are having to adapt. As Sarah Ryan explains for some, online shopping and home delivery are all they know, but for other companies, it’s something new.
As gym owners await word on when they can reopen, the executive director of the Manitoba Fitness Council warns gym goers not to expect a return to normal when it happens.
An expected dearth of summer camp options means there's no end in sight for working parents' juggling act.
In an order posted online, the U.S. Transportation Department noted Delta Air Lines and United Airlines want to resume flights to China in June, even as Chinese carriers have continued U.S. flights during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The City of Edmonton warned people to stay away from the North Saskatchewan River late Friday afternoon because of its “rapidly rising water levels.” Sarah Komadina reports.
A former executive director of the Conservative Party of Canada has been hired to serve in the same capacity for the United Conservative Party in Alberta, the party announced on social media Friday.
Hertz and its subsidiaries will continue to operate, according to a release from the company.
The number of confirmed cases in the mainland stood at 82,971 and the death toll remained unchanged at 4,634.
A total of 14 properties are on evacuation alert and will remain on alert until the threat of flooding has passed.
A new survey of B.C. businesses has found many think they'll need ongoing government support, while others are having trouble bringing staff back during the pandemic.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak has set a tentative June 4 date for reopening casinos.
The Port of Vancouver advised anyone who spots a whale to report it using the WhaleReport app.
The scandal stems from an accusation that Jair Bolsonaro leaned on his former justice minister to change senior federal police officials amid investigations into members of the president's political clan.
Manitoba Hydro says work on the Keeyask project is being delayed and it has moved into "care and maintenance status" as blockades continue in the area.
