Doctors and health experts urged people not to inject disinfectant on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested scientists should investigate whether putting the cleaning agent into the body could … Read More
It’s no surprise that online sellers are going gangbusters during the COVID-19 pandemic. Browsing a website at home and getting delivery is much more appealing to those who don’t want … Read More
General Motors of Canada Ltd. is going to start producing up to a million face masks per month at its facility in Oshawa, Ont., the company said Friday. The company said 50 … Read More
The Canadian Transportation Agency is backing away from an earlier statement on flight vouchers, saying its initial position on airlines’ right to issue travel credits instead of a refund for … Read More
It was a week unlike any oil markets have seen before. On a day some oil investors are now calling Black Monday, the benchmark price for North American crude — West Texas … Read More
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced $62.5 million for Canada’s fish and seafood sector amid mounting concerns over the state of the country’s food supply. Seafood processors, fisheries and harvesters are worried … Read More
The Mexican government says it plans to reopen automotive factories in conjunction with the United States and Canada. The Foreign Relations Department said in a statement Friday that the details of … Read More
The province is prepared to take every possible step to protect Albertans from a coming “terrible economic storm,” Premier Jason Kenney said Thursday — but for many, it won’t be … Read More
Some Canadian flower farmers are grappling with the unimaginable: throwing heaps of flowers and months of work away as COVID-19 restrictions lead to an unprecedented drop in sales at a time when … Read More
Percy Kenny said the people infected by COVID-19 in his small Saskatchewan community felt as if there was a “black mark” upon their home. “We keep reassuring them that they’re not … Read More
A torched traditional house and belongings at an anti-pipeline camp located near farmers fields in southern Manitoba is being investigated as arson, according to RCMP. Some camp supporters and observers on social … Read More
After more than a month of closures due to COVID-19, small business owners and commercial landlords got welcome news from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday. Trudeau announced Ottawa had … Read More
