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The debate has largely coalesced around the limitations and uncertainty associated with virtual House of Commons' sittings as they butt up against demands for full parliamentary representation and accountability during the pandemic.
The executive chef at the Victoria-area Oak Bay Beach Hotel said much of the time he's spending in the kitchen preparing for a restart has been on safety protocols, not the menu.
Ford said the only way to reach testing capacity in the province is for people to get tested, and said asymptomatic people will not be turned away at assessment centres during a televised address Sunday.
A statement released by the City late Saturday night says thousands of people packed Trinity Bellwoods Park on one of the first warm days of the year, flouting physical distancing regulations.
Here is what some of the provinces have announced so far.
The House of Commons, which has been largely adjourned since mid-March, is to resume normal operations on Monday.
Ford's handling of the coronavirus crisis has turned his political fortunes around.
The territorial government says eligible workers for the program can't make more than $20 per hour and will receive the benefit for up to 16 weeks.
New Brunswick moved into the next phase of its COVID-19 recovery plan on Friday, allowing barbers and hair stylists to reopen while permitting people to expand their social "bubbles" to include close friends and family.
Newfoundland and Labrador reports no new COVID cases; will reopen pet grooming
The British Columbia Supreme Court will release a key decision next week in the extradition case of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
The Alberta government is changing coal policies to make it easier to develop open-pit mines in one of the province's most sensitive areas.
The New Brunswick government is now forecasting a deficit of $299 million dollars for 2020-21, instead of the $92 million surplus it projected when it released its budget this spring.
The Alberta Energy Regulator has suspended a wide array of environmental monitoring requirements for the province's entire energy industry.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is sending $75 million to organizations that help Indigenous people living in urban areas and off reserves through the COVID-19 pandemic.
What started as a way to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope ended within minutes as runners and T-shirts sold out online.
The Wu-Tang Clan is raising money to help three Ottawa charities “Triumph” over COVID-19.
CALGARY -- The financial stress caused by low oil prices from plummeting fuel demand during the COVID-19 pandemic will result in a wave of Canadian energy mergers and acquisitions -- but not until after the world begins to return to normal, observers say.
The nominee to be Canada's next auditor general says the office will cast a critical eye on federal pandemic preparedness and key spending the Liberals have rolled out to cushion the economic blow from COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic maintained a grip on much of Canada on Tuesday even as at least three provinces stepped up their efforts to resume the trappings of life prior to the outbreak.
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says she understands there will be anxiety as B.C. businesses open their doors for potentially the first time in several months.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the funding on Saturday, saying national and community organizations are stepping up to provide crucial support to vulnerable people during the pandemic.
“I thought we were going to be dealing with something unprecedented in that region specifically, but then it didn’t happen,” said Jason Kindrachuk, a virologist at the University of Manitoba.
Prince Edward Island's government is accelerating the rollout of its reopening plan.
The spring lobster season is open across much of the Maritimes, and fishermen began setting their traps this morning.
Canada's telecommunications regulator has rejected a call to get more actively involved in safeguarding privacy if cellphone and internet apps are used to trace COVID-19's spread.
Canadian home sales plunged to levels not seen in almost 40 years in April as the COVID-19 outbreak forced distancing measures and created economic uncertainty.
Canadian fish harvesters welcomed the announcement Thursday of $469 million in federal support for the sector during the COVID-19 pandemic, saying they're watching closely for clarity as fishing seasons open across the country.
Olivier Benchaya knew from early in the COVID-19 shutdown that Canada's business community was headed for significant upheaval, but even weeks later, the restructuring and insolvency partner at Richter is still trying to grasp the severity of what's ahead for the country's most troubled companies.
Canada is slowly beginning to emerge from its COVID-19 cocoon, with the federal government poised to announce a gradual reopening of national parks and heritage sites, and more provinces taking the first halting steps toward a return to normal.
Premier Brian Pallister says his government will participate in a cost-shared program promised by Ottawa last week to supplement income for essential workers who remain on the job.
Justin Trudeau says it's still too early for Canada to confront the challenges that will come with reopening the shared border with the United States.
More Canadians see China in a negative light than at any point in the past 15 years, according to a new poll.
The Nova Scotia government says it is providing a maximum of $10 million under an agreement with the Northern Pulp mill to help with the cleanup of the site while the mill is in hibernation.
The bank says the health risks posed by handling cash are the same as those from touching other common surfaces such as doorknobs, kitchen counters and handrails.
The annual summer spectacle joins a slew of large public events sidelined by the outbreak, which also forced the cancellation of Toronto's Pride Parade and Caribbean Carnival, the Calgary Stampede, live Canada Day events in Ottawa and music festivals across the country.
The Calgary Zoo will be returning two giant pandas on loan from China because the COVID-19 pandemic has caused problems with getting enough bamboo to feed them.
International Development Minister Karina Gould says Canada will put $790 million toward vaccinating the world's more vulnerable populations through the Global Alliance for Vaccine Innovation.
The Canadian Olympic Committee and law firm Fasken have entered into a five-year agreement.
Some Canadian universities say classes this fall will be offered primarily online as uncertainty over the COVID-19 pandemic continues.