Georgia on Monday started allowing residents to dine inside restaurants or watch a movie at a theatre, as more U.S. states from Minnesota to Mississippi take steps to ease coronavirus restrictions despite … Read More
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
