Coronavirus in Canada

From online marketplaces to no-contact yard sales, these tips and tricks will keep bargain hunters safe this summer—and help them...

It’s not just about dates, availability, and amenities anymore.

Say goodbye to self-serve stations.

At a time when a social misstep could get someone sick, there are a few things you need to know...

Heading back for your first trim since the pandemic began? Here's how to tell if your salon makes the cut...

Should you swap your face mask for a face shield? Here’s what the experts think.

It's a matter of science, not opinion.

As Canada begins to reopen, experts warn against visiting spots where coronavirus has been most likely to spread.

Stuck at home because of COVID-19, I started calling people I hadn’t spoken to in years.

Think of this as our chance to make cities better.

In the long run, air travel might not change as drastically as you might think as a result of the...

Restaurants may be reopening, but that doesn't mean it's "business as usual."

With limits on large gatherings still in effect across most of the country, Canada Day celebrations are going to look...

Going up? Take these measures to avoid coming down with COVID-19.

An 87-year-old resident of a long-term care facility hit hard by COVID-19 shares his hopes, fears and daily struggles of...

Even though she lost her husband of 50 years two months before lockdown, my mother-in-law still delivered dinners and other...

Here's your guide to enjoying the warm weather and time outdoors—safely—this summer.

Now that lockdowns are being lifted and people are returning to their workplace, could subways, trains and buses become hot...

As parks, beaches and campgrounds reopen across Canada, Dr. Isaac Bogoch explains how to safely navigate COVID-19 this summer.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, the recovery of a beloved family pet provides hope that there is light at the end...

"The COVID-19 pandemic is showing us that we must move forward from here without anger, hate or politics of fear....

Canadian psychologist Dr. Gordon Neufeld explains why experiencing sadness is key to adapting to loss and change.

How Caremongering Toronto co-founder Mita Hans sparked a worldwide movement to be kind.

If there’s a silver lining to be found in COVID-19, it’s learning to appreciate what’s truly important in life.

The novel coronavirus will change the way we dine at restaurants—but that's not necessarily bad news.

Amidst all the uncertainty, one thing was sure: I wouldn’t be able to welcome baby number three into the world...

Don't forget to sanitize these items that are probably grosser than you realize.

When the doors to your favourite stores finally swing open, you might be in for a bit of a surprise.

Practical ways you can help your parents stay healthy and happy while sheltering in place.