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Toronto Charity Offers Subsidized Housing Near Hospitals For Health-Care Workers
TORONTO - A Toronto-area non-profit is providing subsidized accommodation for health-care workers who need to isolate from their families during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Toronto Charity Offers Subsidized Housing Near Hospitals For Health-Care Workers
Residential Tenants, Landlords Face Dilemma As Rent Comes Due On April 1
As the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic ripples across Canada, another wave may crest within the week as rent comes due for residential tenants.
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We Did It Right:' Covid-19 Scare At Oilsands Work Camp Tests Businesses' Plans
CALGARY - A COVID-19 scare at an oilsands staff lodge north of Fort McMurray, Alta., last week tested the pandemic preparedness of one of the many businesses that house, feed and transport workers at resource extraction sites.
We Did It Right:' Covid-19 Scare At Oilsands Work Camp Tests Businesses' Plans
Tables Offer Free Food, Essentials For Those In Need
VANCOUVER - While panicked shoppers have been buying stores out of toilet paper and flour stocks, two tables have appeared on streets in the Vancouver area stacked with essential items and a sign that says "free."
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Mandatory Quarantines To Apply To Returning Travellers, Freeland Says
OTTAWA - The federal government will start enforcing 14-day quarantines on travellers returning to Canada to try to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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Canada To Help World's Poor Cope With Covid-19, Amid UN Appeal: Aid Minister
OTTAWA - Canada will spend millions to help the world's most desperate people fight COVID-19 because it is in the country's long-term security interest as well as being the right thing to do, says International Development Minister Karina Gould.