Toronto company has created a colouring book for children to celebrate COVID-19 healthcare heroes.

Dr. Joanne Lemieux and her team are testing a drug used to treat feline infectious peritonitis, another coronavirus, to see if it can keep COVID-19 from replicating in human cells.

Dr. Gary Kobinger anticipates that a COVID-19 vaccine is "months, not years away."

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

Echogram is working with the University of Toronto’s Black Medical Students Association on the project, which celebrates individuals making a difference on the front lines of COVID-19.

A Toronto-based company is mailing free, custom-made crochet dolls to children, designed to look just like their health care moms and dads.

“I feel we’re the truly hidden heroes of this pandemic,” says Suzanne Spurrell, a communicable disease control (CDC) nurse co-ordinator with the N.L. Eastern Health region.

RN and University of Calgary medical student Bikram Sekhon writes about the rewards and challenges of working at an Assisted Self-Isolation Site (ASIS) alongside physicians, pharmacists and social workers.

Fearing a second wave of COVID-19, Quebec's healthcare workers are asking the government to make wearing a mask mandatory in public.

The brief informational snapshots about the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic are pulled from reliable news sources and are available on Facebook and Instagram.

Dr. Lorne Tyrrell says that antiviral treatments can reduce the severity and spread of COVID-19.

With trips out into the community not possible during COVID-19, staff at Aberdeen Hospital found a fun way to safely bring frozen desserts to residents.

Nadia Amimi has worn a different costume every day for the past ten weeks while hosting trivia for children.

Laughs for the Front will take place on Saturday, June 20 at 8pm EST and will feature such noted comedians as Tom Green and Tommy Chong.

Montreal mother met her son for a first time nearly two months after giving birth.

Ottawa Public Health is gathering race and socio-economic data from COVID-19 patients, in an effort to better serve at-risk communities.

Social distancing restrictions provide new life for drive-in theatres across Quebec.

Members have a wide range of singing experience but say it helps them feel connected and eases their worries.

Even after many donors cancelled their appointments in March, the Canadian Blood Services was able to meet their blood donation goal for the Edmonton area by the end of May.

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

Perth local Ryan Murphy’s game, “Car, Car, Truck,” generates silly fun with real community impact.

University of Ottawa medical students built the online space Creating through COVID so that health workers from around the world can post and share art inspired by the pandemic.

Ottawa Gowns 4 Homeless plans to donate 2,500 gowns to Ottawa Inner City Health.

Deanna Insley is donating the masks to the hospital where she received treatment and to people in need.

The hospital received funding for three projects from the Ontario government’s COVID-19 Rapid Research Fund.