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Video games and other online diversions

Video games and other online diversions

With COVID-19 keeping people at home, it’s a great time to explore gaming
3M makes deal with White House, says Canada will continue to receive N95 masks

3M makes deal with White House, says Canada will continue to receive N95 masks

Some masks will be coming from the company's manufacturing facilities in China
Canadians can still expect weeks or months of distancing measures, Trudeau says

Canadians can still expect weeks or months of distancing measures, Trudeau says

PM will continue to work from home as much as possible
New COVID-19 cases appear to be slowing

New COVID-19 cases appear to be slowing

Health Minister urges people of faith not to celebrate upcoming religious holidays in large gatherings
Advocates warn of 'disaster' if more protections not given to migrant workers

Advocates warn of 'disaster' if more protections not given to migrant workers

VANCOUVER — The federal and provincial governments are facing a "potential disaster" if more protections and social-distancing guidelines aren't extended to migrant agricultural workers, advocates say.
Non-medical masks can keep people with COVID-19 from spreading it

Non-medical masks can keep people with COVID-19 from spreading it

Canada's top public-health doctor changes her advice
OPINION: Here are answers to some of your most frequently asked COVID-19 questions

OPINION: Here are answers to some of your most frequently asked COVID-19 questions

Why aren't more being tested? Should I wear a mask? Dr. Bonnie Henry has the answers
Canada, U.S. in ‘productive’ talks amid medical-supplies row: Trudeau

Canada, U.S. in ‘productive’ talks amid medical-supplies row: Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says delivery of medical supplies a 'two-way street'
Humboldt Broncos families to quietly mark anniversary of Saskatchewan bus crash

Humboldt Broncos families to quietly mark anniversary of Saskatchewan bus crash

Sixteen people died in April 2018 tragedy
B.C. Ferries to screen passengers for COVID-19 as new regulations announced

B.C. Ferries to screen passengers for COVID-19 as new regulations announced

B.C. Ferries will start screening passengers for COVID-19 symptoms or recent international travel before allowing people to board.