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UK coronavirus vaccine to begin human trials for potential fall availability
Oxford University has been working on a vaccine for the novel coronavirus. On Thursday, it will begin human trials, announced Health Secretary Matt Hancock.
Chinese doctors see skin darkened after coronavirus treatment
Two Chinese doctors are facing peculiar symptoms from COVID-19 after the virus has made their skin tone darker following a near fatal encounter with coronavirus.
Queen Elizabeth II sends sympathies to Nova Scotia
Queen Elizabeth II wrote a message of condolence regarding the Nova Scotia shooting, the largest mass shooting in Canadian history.
Coronavirus has peaked in Ontario, long term care homes still at serious risk
New modelling data has been updated to predict the trajectory of how coronavirus will spread, and the results are more optimistic than originally predicted.
Montreal coronavirus testing centre to move from Place-des-Arts
A COVID-19 coronavirus testing centre that was set up at Place-des-Arts in Montreal will be taken down and moved to the Hotel-Dieu emergency department.
WATCH: BC man survives truck accident after devastating freight train crash
A truck driver has had a close brush with death after his truck was severely hit by a freight train in Langley, British Columbia, unbelievably he survived.
Ford government signs new 3-year contract with teachers' union
The Ford government and Ontario's public high school teachers have signed a new three-year contract that will be put to a ratification vote in May.
Over $10,000 in social distancing fines issued at Quebec house party
Police broke up a house party in Terrebonne, Quebec, on Saturday night, resulting in fines of $1,546 for each of the seven people in attendance.
Toronto needle exchange site reopens despite social distancing fears
A supervised injection site has been reopened after being temporarily closed over fears that it would not meet the physical distancing requirements.
Man steals his own truck for insurance money, gets charged with fraud
A man is be scheduled to appear in court after stealing his own gold coloured truck in an attempt to get an insurance settlement.
Governor receives backlash after including booze in coronavirus care packages
Mike Sonko, Governor of Nairobi, Kenya, has taking some heat recently after making the decision to include alcohol in care packages for coronavirus.
New 'Table of Kindness' project brings free food to those in need in Toronto
In Toronto, people are putting out tables of groceries for people to pick up for free, according to Blog TO.
English Football League play to resume without fans due to coronavirus
The English Football League has confirmed that their matches are most likely to begin again, only this time they will be played without fans present and broadcast online.
New drive-thru coronavirus testing centre in Hamilton
If you live in Hamilton, Ontario, testing for the novel coronavirus can now be done from the comfort of your own vehicle, according to CBC.
Ford government enables auto insurance companies to provide driver rebates during coronavirus
The province of Ontario will be making it easier for people to cover the cost of insurance while facing economic hardship during the pandemic.