Coronavirus risk to rare mountain gorillas prompts tourist bans

As the coronavirus infects more people around the world, conservationists are warning of the risk to another vulnerable species: Africa’s

Transat AT lays off 3,600 staff, about 70% of workforce

Transat AT Inc. has temporarily laid off about 70 per cent of its workforce in Canada, about 3,600 people. The

How to find out if your business qualifies for the COVID-19 wage subsidy

There is new information available to business owners on the federal government’s proposed temporary wage subsidy that is part of

Aid workers brace for impact of coronavirus in refugee camps

Ask Syrian aid worker Osama al-Hussein how he’s holding up and, like many of those engaged in humanitarian work, he

Canadian military units overseas await deployment of their own COVID-19 testing kits

Canadian troops and warships deployed overseas will, for the moment, rely on allies and host nations for access to COVID-19

Tokyo Olympics seem sure to happen — but in 2021, not 2020

The Tokyo Olympics are going to happen — but almost surely in 2021 rather than in four months as planned.

Canada will not send Olympians to Tokyo unless Games postponed, citing COVID-19 risks

The Canadian Olympic Committee and Canadian Paralympic Committee say they will not send athletes to compete in Tokyo if the

Yukon has 2 confirmed cases of COVID-19, the 1st in the territory

Yukon has two confirmed cases of COVID-19 — the territory’s first — according to health officials. At a news conference

Carl Lewis calls for Olympics to be moved to 2022

On Sunday, nine-time Olympic gold medallist Carl Lewis called for the 2020 athletics season to be scrapped and July’s Tokyo

July Olympics ‘neither feasible nor desirable,’ says World Athletics president

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe says the time has come to select a new date and postpone the Tokyo 2020

Consumers could face hit to credit scores, jump in payments from mortgage deferrals

Canadians couldn’t get answers on mortgage deferrals at Canada’s biggest bank because information and eligibility requirements kept changing almost by

IOC says ‘cancellation is not on the agenda’ for Tokyo Olympics

The International Olympic Committee has given itself a month to consider postponing the 2020 Olympics after an emergency meeting on

Canadians arriving from Morocco urge Trudeau to bring back everyone left stranded by COVID-19 shutdown

Canadians arriving at Montreal’s Trudeau Airport in the early hours Sunday say they’re relieved to be out of Morocco, but

How divorced or separated parents share custody of their kids during COVID-19 crisis

Parents across Canada are trying to figure out what to do with their children — how to keep them busy,

Company set to crank out ventilators, awaiting final go-ahead from Ottawa

A Canadian company says it can crank up production within days of potential life-saving ventilators, once it gets final instructions

Q&A: What pregnant women need to know about COVID-19

Health-care professionals and researchers are learning new information every day about COVID-19 and its effects on the young, the old

CBC Sports Late Night: Red Bull Signature Series on CBC – Crandon World Cup

Spring weather brings out Vancouverites despite calls to stay home amid COVID-19 The National 2 days ago

13 cases of COVID-19 linked to curling bonspiel attended by doctors from across western Canada

Thirteen confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been linked to a curling bonspiel attended by 50 to 60 doctors from across

Shea Weber assists Quebec government’s call to self-isolate

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Parliament reconvenes Tuesday to approve emergency aid measures

Members of Parliament will be called back to the House of Commons on Tuesday to adopt emergency measures announced earlier

U.S. Olympian Lolo Jones calls for IOC to postpone Tokyo Olympics

Lolo Jones is 37 — angling for a comeback to the track and well aware that she’s running out of

Indianapolis Colts sign Philip Rivers

All Philip Rivers really wanted was a chance to play one more NFL season. So when the Indianapolis Colts gave

Canada’s hotel industry hammered by COVID-19

Hotels across the country are already closing and laying off thousands of workers due to the impact of the COVID-19

How Taiwan is beating COVID-19 without closing schools or workplaces. Can Canada do the same?

It’s almost life as usual for the Lin family of Taiwan during the coronavirus pandemic — with a few noticeable