Comprehensive Canadian news update as of 2:30 p.m., Monday, March 30.
Canada has not seen the kinds of numbers that the U.S. has
Sirens blaring and pots clanging, residents and emergency responders cheer on nurses, doctors
Pandemic has locals retooling skillsets to help others
Masks offer sense of safety and people need that now, says Becca Hoffmann
Officers can provide assistance ‘as may be required for purposes of enforcing public health orders’
Police arrested 43-year-old man at 1 a.m. on Sunday
DCD Productions uses drones so crew can keep their physical distance
WestJet has already halved its domestic capacity
Total accumulations of up to 25 cm can be expected by this evening
Zaandam, Rotterdam pass through canal under cover of darkness in face of local protests
The water main broke during construction last year
The next auction is on Thursday, April 2
‘That’s never been heard of before; no one sells oil for $4 a barrel.’ – Dan McTeague
The incident occurred just after 4 p.m. on March 28 in Kelowna
No direct requests made by premiers yet, national defence minister says
West Kelowna fire crews responded to the fire around 4 a.m. on March 30
Program will provide up to $847 per week for each worker
The government has rolled out a bailout package totalling more than $200 billion
The focus is on still encouraging a connection
