Sharing acts of #covidkindness and uplifting stories from the front lines of Canadian health care.

The vaccine, created by Providence Therapeutics, will be manufactured in Calgary if it is approved by Health Canada.

The winners developed mathematical models that helped to predict or simulate how COVID-19 would spread within Canada.

“Each of these people who gets COVID-19, whether they come into hospital or not, is a member of the community. They’re a neighbour, they’re a family member, they’re a worker.”

Notable athletes, artists, musicians and others have volunteered to release videos as part of a series urging Ontarians to stay home.

At a virtual news conference this week, doctors addressed some of the most prevalent online theories regarding COVID-19 vaccines.

Dr. Rob Fowler of Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto is heading up the network along with the Canadian Critical Care Trials Group.

Vancouver-based nanomedicine company Precision NanoSystems Incorporated (PNI) is developing a vaccine in the same class as the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

The new test delivers more accurate results than others already on the market, in just five minutes.

This photo series by a resident doctor in Calgary documents the stories of physicians before and after their call.

A massive undertaking with complicated logistics, #TeamVaccine came together to share best practices and mobilized to deliver vaccines in two or three long-term care homes per day. As of January 15, first dose vaccination clinics have been held in all 87 long-term care homes in Toronto.

"As the pandemic began to affect our Calgary hospitals and community, I realized that I wanted to capture what was actually happening inside our hospitals."

Two members of the University of Toronto's Temerty Faculty of Medicine have joined forces to engineer a Level 1 surgical mask that can be worn and washed multiple times.

Carol Scrivener, who performs as Carolina Jack, wrote “We’re Gonna Be Okay” to help people stay strong and keep fighting COVID-19.

Technicians at Shared Hospital Laboratory have been working 24/7 since March 2020 to process COVID tests for four of Toronto’s largest hospitals.

Dr. Michael Gallea hasn’t been able to hug his mother since the start of the pandemic, but got to touch her shoulder when giving her the shot.

This photo series by a resident doctor in Vancouver documents the stories of physicians before and after their call.

After four years in retirement, Marcia Carr returned to nursing during the first wave of the pandemic. She is among the retired and current healthcare professionals waiting to be deployed wherever they are needed to help immunize Canadians.

The partnership between the magazine and Canadian journalism schools hopes to create a central repository of obituaries for those who have died from the disease.

The Moderna vaccine arrived a week ago, the territory’s vaccine strategy prioritizes care homes, elderly people and healthcare workers.

This photo series by a resident doctor in Vancouver documents the stories of physicians before and after their call.

The city’s public health officials expect to receive enough doses to vaccinate around 680,000 people by July 1.

covidkindness.ca is all about telling stories of those making an impact on the front lines of Canadian health care and sharing acts of kindness and joy during these challenging times.

PHAC says based on its current rollout schedule, all Canadians should have access to a shot by the early fall of 2021.