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COVID-19 Continues To Spread As Domestic Travel Restrictions Come Into Effect
COVID-19 continued its unforgiving march into new areas of the country on Monday, sweeping through long-term care homes and religious communities and into vulnerable regions as the federal government brought in new domestic travel restrictions.
COVID-19 Continues To Spread As Domestic Travel Restrictions Come Into Effect
Calgary Blocks Traffic Lanes To Help Pathway Users Maintain Two-Metre Separation
Fans of a decision by Calgary officials to block off some traffic lanes to give pedestrians and cyclists extra room for social distancing hope others cities will follow suit.
Calgary Blocks Traffic Lanes To Help Pathway Users Maintain Two-Metre Separation
Feds Rolling Out Help For Charities Hit Hard By Covid-19 Economic Slowdown
The federal government signalled Sunday it is shifting the focus of its COVID-19 aid towards Canada's most vulnerable as public health experts expressed cautious optimism the nation's physical distancing experiment could be working.
Feds Rolling Out Help For Charities Hit Hard By Covid-19 Economic Slowdown
The Latest Numbers On Covid-19 In Canada
The latest numbers of confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases in Canada as of 1:25 p.m. on March 30, 2020:
The Latest Numbers On Covid-19 In Canada
Large Business, Non-profits, Charities Eligible For Wage Subsidy, Trudeau Says
The 75-per-cent subsidy on wages meant to cushion the blow from the pandemic will be available to employers that can show their revenues have fallen by at least 30 per cent due to COVID-19.
Large Business, Non-profits, Charities Eligible For Wage Subsidy, Trudeau Says
Charities Seek Extra Help From Feds To Keep Services Running As Revenues Dry Up
OTTAWA - Canada's charities say they have begun laying off staff and shutting down their services, which are usually in high demand during economic downturns, as the sector feels the financial sting from COVID-19.