Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

TORONTO — With rent coming due for another month, Ginger Robertson's daily walk through Toronto's Danforth neighbourhood is increasingly filled with empty storefronts.

TORONTO — With rent coming due for another month, Ginger Robertson's daily walk through Toronto's Danforth neighbourhood is increasingly filled with empty storefronts.

VICTORIA — The provincial health officer says a back-to-school ad being criticized by the B.C. Teachers' Federation as unrealistic wasn't meant to be a commercial about what classrooms would look like. Dr.

The Vancouver Aquarium is hoping additional donations and a patient group of members will keep the facility running safely and soundly for its animal residents, despite its indefinite closure to the public.

B.C. continues to see daily new COVID-19 cases climb, and with the coming of fall and flu season, British Columbians need to go back to shrinking their social bubbles and interactions, says provincial health officer Bonnie Henry.

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is reimposing travel restrictions to protect northern areas from rising COVID-19 numbers in the south.

Starbucks Canada announced today that it’s making face masks mandatory for customers wanting to go inside its cafes. Beginning Monday, Sept.

VICTORIA — British Columbia is expected to battle budget deficits for the next year and likely longer as the COVID-19 pandemic rattles economies provincially and globally, Finance Minister Carole James said Monday. The pandemic turned B.C.

The Vancouver Aquarium, the oldest and largest aquarium in Canada, which is home to 70,000 species has announced an indefinite closure that will start Sept. 8.

OTTAWA — Canada's federal banking regulator is phasing out requirements around mortgage deferrals for homeowners hard-hit financially by the COVID-19 pandemic.