S&P/TSX composite index was down 225.93 points at 11,625.88, shortly after the start of trading
The Tokyo Olympics are scheduled to start July 24 with the Paralympics slated to follow on Aug. 25
The 15-second ads — two in English and two in French — zero in on the two main things
The federal government awarded almost $27 million in grants to coronavirus-related research
The Bank of Canada ‘strongly’ urged retailers to continue accepting cash
Many of the events that determine who would compete in Tokyo have been postponed or cancelled
Facebook started the fund with a $100,000 donation Thursday
COVID-19 calls may evolve to become top-priority medical calls
Comes amid border shutdown to curb COVID-19 sprea
The layoffs will take effect by April and affect roughly 60 per cent of flight attendants
‘Minions’ movie delayed; Conan tries late night with iPhone
Virus has infected more than 730 Canadians and killed nine
Most people with COVID-19 show mild symptoms
Chief Willie Moon says it’s his duty to protect the health of his community members
Anyone in immediate danger — or afraid someone else is — should call 911
Some say a national message might still be more helpful, even if it leaves room for exception
Students said they understood why they were advised to move out, but were nonetheless stressed out
The money will come through a combination of direct supports for workers and businesses and tax deferrals
Lynn Valley Care Centre has seen six of B.C.’s seven coronavirus-related deaths
Many say the messaging about the health crisis is not inclusive
