Pollster Nik Nanos says a significant number of Canadians want to keep the Canada-U.S. border closed over COVID-19 concerns.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will update Canadians on the latest measures the federal government is taking to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Federal ministers and health officials will hold a COVID-19 briefing to update Canadians on the latest coronavirus cases in the country and will discuss the ongoing government response to the pandemic.
As of Thursday, Canada reported a total of 87,508 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 6,765 deaths.
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Canadians are comfortable with the pace at which governments are reopening parts of the economy, but their own health is top of mind as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted, two new polls suggest.
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Federal ministers and public health officials provided an update on the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic on Wednesday morning.
Minister Duclos opened the briefing by paying respects to the victims of last week’s tragic CAF helicopter crash. The 6 crew members will be honoured with a repatriation ceremony on Wednesday at CFB Trenton.
Canada has now reported over 4,000 deaths linked to the novel coronavirus, including 1,274 new cases.
Dr. Theresa Tam said that this is mental health week in Canada and it takes on a special meaning at this time due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to hold his daily COVID-19 briefing in Ottawa on Tuesday and will discuss the ongoing government response to the pandemic, including support for agricultural sectors.
The government had been scheduled at the end of March to release its first budget since winning re-election as a minority. But that release was scrapped when the House of Commons suspended on March 13 as part of a nationwide shutdown to try to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Federal ministers and chief medical officer of health Dr. Theresa Tam will speak following Trudeau.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to hold his daily COVID-19 briefing on Monday and will discuss the ongoing government response to the pandemic.
On Sunday, the prime minister said the federal government would invest over $240 million to bring health care online, expanding tools and creating new virtual platforms for mental health and primary care during the coronavirus pandemic.
Trudeau also briefed journalists on an additional $175 million to support Canadian company AbCellera for what he called “very promising COVID-19 research” and introduced a new COVID-19 supply council.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will provide a briefing on Sunday from Ottawa. Federal ministers and officials will speak shortly after the prime minister.
With clear evidence of the pandemic curve flattening in Canada, some provinces have already begun relaxing certain lockdown restrictions, with others, including hardest hit Ontario and Quebec, set to do so on Monday.
All are taking a cautious approach, maintaining physical distancing rules as the steps for reopening for business are phased in over weeks or months to try to guard against a second wave of infections.
COVID-19 has taken a devastating toll on many businesses across the country. But as Mike Armstrong reports, some Canadians are finding new ways to keep working as the pandemic sparks innovation.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will hold a daily briefing Wednesday on the federal government’s response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Federal ministers and health officials will hold their daily briefing after Trudeau.
The House of Commons will be asked on Wednesday to give rapid approval to legislation authorizing $9 billion in promised financial assistance for students facing bleak summer job prospects in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
But whether the Trudeau government will get the unanimous consent needed to expedite the bill’s approval in a matter of hours today remained to be seen late Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will provide an update to Canadians on Tuesday morning around 11:15am ET. Trudeau will provide the latest details on the measures the government in taking to curb the COVID-19 pandemic.
Federal ministers and health officials will speak shortly after Trudeau at approx. 12pm ET to provide additional information around the gorvernment’s response.
Canada’s number of confirmed COVID-19 cases has now surpassed 25,000, including 780 deaths, according to provincial figures released across the country Monday.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is addressing the country as pressure mounts on the federal government to release national-level projections for the number of cases and deaths that could result from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Global News’ Mike Le Couteur and Mercedes Stephenson break down Justin Trudeau’s latest update to Canadians on the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trudeau is facing renewed pressure to share government modelling on the best-case and worst-case scenarios for the coronavirus pandemic.
He has repeatedly declined to share modelling of potential outcomes with Canadians even while warning that social distancing rules could last months.
But on Thursday, he said some more information will be coming “soon” even as he insisted that sharing modelling would not be useful.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says too many Canadians are still going on needless outings, potentially encouraging the spread of COVID-19.
He says they’re putting health workers at risk, and that threatens everyone who might need medical care.
Trudeau says none of the lost jobs, or the efforts to crank up the national systems for distributing goods, will be worth it if Canadians don’t stay home as much as possible.
Trudeau was pressed about the delay in releasing modelling to show the best and worst case scenarios for Canada in the COVID-19 battle.
After physical distancing measures leave many Canadians without a job, advocates push government and landlords to help tenants unable to pay their rent.
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On the other side of the border, in this first-ever international NBA Finals, it has been pretty low-key. Not that Canadians aren’t excited, they are very excited. They’re just not as terrible as we are. They are polite and friendly people. But what happens when sports rivalries rear their ugly heads? We wanted to find out so we went to Toronto and asked Raptors fans to talk trash about the Golden State Warriors. #TrashTalk
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