Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

B.C.s frontline healthcare workers are reporting high levels of stress and burnout from the COVID-19 pandemic as case numbers continue to climb. “COVID has only amplified nurses’ distress levels,” B.C.

B.C. set a grim new record December 10, with 28 new COVID-19-related deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths from the virus in the province to 587.

While 2020 has offered immense challenges for the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, container volumes have risen and infrastructure work to enable greater trade capacity continues, president and CEO Robin Silvester told the Greater Vancouver Board of

Winnipeg's police chief says an officer who gave a ticket to a couple who questioned why he wasn’t wearing a mask during a traffic stop acted inappropriately.

REGINA — Saskatchewan's Health Minister says a measure of his government's success in responding to COVID-19 is polling data.

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — The aunt of a B.C. infant born while his mother was in a coma due to COVID-19 complications says the family is trying to stay hopeful but keep their expectations reasonable as she remains unconscious a month later.

TORONTO — Canadian businesses owned by Indigenous women have been steadily growing, but that progress is being threatened by COVID-19 and other systemic barriers, say researchers behind a new study.

TORONTO — Canadian businesses owned by Indigenous women have been steadily growing, but that progress is being threatened by COVID-19 and other systemic barriers, say researchers behind a new study.

TORONTO — Canadian businesses owned by Indigenous women have been steadily growing, but that progress is being threatened by COVID-19 and other systemic barriers, say researchers behind a new study.

For Canadians who are used to working inside an office, the COVID-19 pandemic provided a serious challenge. In April and May, most workplaces had no choice but to shut down.