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Air Canada rehires 16,000 employees with stimulus funds
The over 16,000 Air Canada employees who were laid off a week ago as a result of the coronavirus pandemic will be rehired immediately.
Auto shop and ER doctor invent tool to protect nurses from coronavirus
An auto shop and an emergency room doctor are collaborating together on a new invention to help healthcare workers treat patients with COVID-19.
Montreal to stop all public events until July 2
The city of Montreal has decided to cancel any and all sporting events and festivals until July 2, 2020, at the earliest.
New film shows how Calgary went from prosperous to poor under Trudeau government
A new Canadian documentary from True North called Calgary in Crisis focuses on the economic crisis faced by the city of Calgary as a result of the collapsing oil and gas industry.
Tallest tower in Tel Aviv alight with Jewish prayer
The Azrieli Sarona Tower in Tel Aviv is lighting up some hope amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The tower was lit up, displaying the words "Shema Yisrael."
Pandas find time for love without constant visitors
Ocean Park staff noticed a change in bears' behaviour shortly after the closure. Without so many visitors, the pandas have had more privacy and downtime.
Canucks' anthem singer uses song to uplift health care workers
Mark Donnelly who often sings the national anthem before Vancouver Canuck's games sang during one of Vancouver's nightly tributes to health-care workers.
Half million N95 masks to be shipped to Ontario despite Trump's order
A shipment of 500,000 N95 masks are set to arrive in Ontario this week after being held up at the border after President Trump issued an order to stop them.
Learning to drive "not essential" in Australia, fines issued
Australians who are learning to drive may be fined for not abiding by social distancing and essential services measures when learning to drive.
Humboldt Broncos bus crash was two years ago, today
It was two years ago today that 16 people died and 13 were injured in the Saskatchewan Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team bus crash on April 6, 2018.
Canadians can apply for emergency benefits TODAY
Canada Revenue Agency opens today for applications from Canadians for the new federal emergency aid benefit for those who lost their job.
Q&A: FitDrive co-founder Edgar Brown
FirDrive is a way for personal trainers to keep int ouch with their clients virtually and a way for them to stay in shape while in quarantine.
Coughing into officer's face results in arrest for assault
A man in Lethbridge, Alberta has been charged after he allegedly coughed in an officer's face, in an attempt to expose him to coronavirus.
Cannabis stores closing Sunday, deemed 'non-essential'
Cannabis stores are no longer considered an essential service in Ontario, and all shops they will be forced to close as of Saturday night.
US Captain receives standing ovation from crew after Navy removes him from duty
U.S. Capt. Brett Crozier is being relieved from his duty on an aircraft carrier, after he raised alarm about the outbreak of COVID-19 aboard his boat.