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B.C.'s top doctor advises against long weekend travel; Montreal delays school reopenings until August
Increased foreign threat to COVID-19 research prompts extraordinary warning from Canada's spy agencies
Canada's spy agencies are warning that Canadian intellectual property linked to the pandemic is a "valuable target" for state-sponsored actors — just a day after U.S. intelligence agencies raised the alarm about China-backed hacking of institutions and companies researching vaccines, treatments and tests for the novel coronavirus.
National parks, historic sites partly reopening June 1, but no camping yet
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.
Whistleblower warns U.S. is running out of time to bolster its response to COVID-19 pandemic
A whistleblower who says he was removed from his government post for raising concerns about coronavirus preparedness told a congressional hearing on Thursday that the U.S. could face "the darkest winter" of recent times if it does not improve its response to the pandemic.
Trudeau urges consumers to 'buy Canadian' as government pledges $470M for fisheries
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is urging people to “buy Canadian” food to keep fishery workers and farmers in business during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
No slacking allowed: Companies keep careful eye on work-from-home productivity during COVID-19
Heads up, Canadians working from home. If you thought your new arrangement was a licence to slack off, think again. The boom in people doing their jobs off site during the COVID-19 lockdown has led to rising interest in services that help employers remotely monitor their workers' productivity.
Liberal finance chair says government hasn't been clear enough about risks of pandemic benefit fraud
Lufthansa prepares to resume flights to Canada in June
Mortgage arrears rate could spike to double what it was in 2009, Bank of Canada says
Taliban kill 5, claim retaliation for being blamed in Kabul maternity hospital attack
Canadian-approved N95 mask targeted by Chinese counterfeiters
Deadline to become voting member for Conservative leadership race lands tomorrow
Another 2.9 million people filed for U.S. jobless benefits last week, bringing COVID-19 total to 36 million
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Liberal government 'not thinking about raising taxes' right now, says Morneau
Early 'excess death' data for Canada suggests decrease in deaths in early days of pandemic
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Trump presses for schools to reopen, against advice of Anthony Fauci
