One day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the Canada-U.S. border would ban all non-essential visit control the spread of COVID-19, officials on each side are still negotiating the terms of this agreement. Mike Armstrong explains how soon it could become .
Airlines are being advised what to try to to if passengers show up at the airport exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms. David Akin explains what the principles are, the restrictions that Trudeau isn't prepared to impose, and the way quarantines are often enforced.
Hospitals across the U.S. are forced to seek out creative solutions to the critical shortage of medical supplies, because the surge of COVID-19 cases continues to strain the health care system. As Jackson Proskow explains, President Donald Trump insists his country is ready .
More than 3,400 Italians have now died after testing positive for COVID-19, surpassing the amount of deaths in China, the origin of the outbreak. Redmond Shannon explains how Italy is struggling, while British Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains optimistic about his own country's outlook.
Meanwhile, Canadian health care workers are juggling with stress, anxiety, and a way of duty amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Heather Yourex-West explains how a number of them are coping, and therefore the message they need to send to the general public .
What is the lifespan of the novel coronavirus on surfaces, clothes, or pets? What should pregnant women know? Who should wear a mask , and who shouldn't? and the way does ignoring social distancing put others at risk? Jeff Semple consulted experts to answer more of your coronavirus questions.
And the COVID-19 pandemic is driving up demand for hand sanitizers and disinfectants. As Ross Lord reports, some distilleries are now lending a hand , branching bent boost supply levels.
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