Coronavirus (COVID-19) National News

The coronavirus pandemic has affected travel, but the decision to fly south for the winter isn’t a simple one

Health authorities in Ottawa said experts were looking at whether one shot of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine could be almost as good as the recommended two

Liberals have been under fire from international organizations, some opposition parties for the decision to accept 1.9 million doses of vaccine from COVAX for domestic use in Canada by the end of June

Serology tests detect the presence of antibodies sparked by previous infection or a successful response to a COVID-19 vaccine

While he said there's yet to be a defining contribution of COVID-19 global research that Canada may call only its own, Dr. Srinivas Murthy acknowledges the contributions of experts across the country

Pfizer has issued caution about adjusting the dosing schedule but said the decision to do so rests with local authorities

The new rules are meant to guard against further spread of COVID-19 and discourage travel

Health Canada is still having a back and forth with the British-based company on the clinical data behind the vaccine

House leader Paul Calandra said he’s concerned about setting the precedent of passing bills without proper debate

North American stock markets have been on a tear since March, setting record highs almost daily even while COVID-19 has battered the economy and produced lacklustre employment data