COVID-19 numbers in Quebec surpass 350,000 with 1,101 new cases reported
Quebec reported 1,101 more positive COVID-19 cases on Saturday bringing the overall number of infections to 350,874 since the start of the pandemic.
‘Heyo, the person who sent you this wants you to know’ about this TikTok meme
What started as an earnest video encouraging folks to “get the gang back together for a road trip” is now the latest cringe TikTok to turn into a viral meme. If you’re an avid TikTok user, you’ve probably seen countless videos parodying TikTok influencer Bria (aka @briaalanaa ), who's best known for her signature “heyo, the person who sent you this wants you to know” introduction and “no cap, facts, no printer, copy, no paste” sign off. One of her videos has become one of the biggest memes on the platform right now due to Bria’s baby-vo…
Ontario reports more than 3,300 new COVID-19 cases as ICU admissions hit record high
Ontario is reporting more than 3,300 new COVID-19 cases as the number of patients in intensive care hits 900 for the first time in the pandemic.
Who have provinces pegged to receive COVID-19 vaccines in the coming weeks?
As COVID-19 vaccine supplies ramp up across the country, most provinces and territories have released details of who can expect to receive a shot in the coming weeks.
Australians returning from India could face jail time under new COVID-19 measures
Australian residents and citizens who have been in India within 14 days of the date they plan to return home will be banned from entering Australia as of Monday and those who disobey will face fines and jail, government officials said.
'People were upset': Parliament's language interpreters told no sick pay during COVID-19
Interpreters who have been the French or English voice of politicians and top doctors for the public during the COVID-19 pandemic say a federal department has told them that if they fall ill, they don't have benefits.
Guidance for what Canadians can, and can't do after vaccines coming 'shortly': Hajdu
Canadians will 'shortly' receive federal guidance around what they can, and can't do safely after their first and second COVID-19 shots, according to Health Minister Patty Hajdu. Hajdu also said domestic vaccine passports aren't going to be something the federal government pursues.
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