Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
by 9/29/2020 FAA Extends Flight Attendant Exemption TheFAA is amending through Jan. 31, 2021 an exemption the agency previously issued to help protect flight attendants from …
Month: September 2020
Communication, not fines key to 2nd wave coronavirus measure compliance: experts
by Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam said Tuesday the number of daily cases is at the same as was reported during the first …
A coronavirus ‘game changer’: Canadian company claims it can detect virus in the air
by An Ontario company claims to have developed game-changing technology that can detect COVID-19 particles in the air. Experts aren’t so sure.
Ontario reports 554 new coronavirus cases, most in Toronto, Ottawa and Peel Region
According to Tuesday’s provincial report, 251 new cases were recorded in Toronto, 106 in Ottawa, 79 in Peel Region, and 43 in York Region.
Quebec will use federal coronavirus exposure app amid second wave
Quebec is the province with the highest number of cases and deaths attributable to the novel coronavirus.
Canada’s deficit to hit $330B as coronavirus lands ‘permanent’ economic impact
The Parliamentary Budget Officer’s report underlines need for spending to be temporary.
Canada signs deal to buy 7.9M rapid coronavirus tests, pending approval
Canada has signed a deal to buy up to 7.9 million rapid coronavirus tests, pending approval from health officials, Public Services and Procurement Minister Anita …
Liberals to face first confidence vote in new session with coronavirus benefit bill
The legislation seeks to create three new federal benefit streams as CERB wraps up.
Coronavirus bubbles grew as economies reopened. Are they still possible?
The ‘bubbling’ method may have been attainable in June and July, but experts say it’s become complicated as we approach a possible second wave.
Canada reports 1,657 new coronavirus cases, 13 new deaths on Tuesday
Provincial health authorities also said another 13 people had died. Canada’s death toll now stands at 9,291.