Dr. Josephine Etowa and her team at the University of Ottawa are conducting participatory research with these populations, who are at higher risk of contracting COVID-19.

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

Created through a unique collaboration of a visual artist and an epidemiologist, a mural outside CEGEP in Montreal is a visual representation of how each neighborhood was affected during the first 50 days of the city’s outbreak.

Two SFU researchers have developed a mathematical model for measuring the effectiveness of COVID-19 interventions.

A new city-wide public education campaign targets 18 - 40 year olds, urging them to remain vigilant despite COVID fatigue.

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

Starting this week, an online information session featuring a recovered COVID patient alongside medical experts will address questions about COVID-19 from anyone in the community.

Physicians in the Vancouver area say the planning and execution of this year’s unusual flu shot clinics will also help when it’s time to roll out a COVID-19 vaccine.

Researchers at Acuitas Therapeutics have been working seven days a week since February to develop the lipid nanoparticle technology that allows the prototype Pfizer vaccine to work.

November 13 is recognized across the world as a day to highlight good deeds and celebrate the power of kindness.

Viral Clean is already making 40,000 masks every day, but a major expansion of their facility will increase their output of both medical and fabric masks.

Developed in Edmonton by healthcare solutions start-up company MACH32, the Aerosol Containment Tent creates a negative pressure zone around a patient’s head during airway procedures, to protect healthcare personnel from infectious aerosols.

Surrey, B.C.is home to a large Sikh community and Sukhmeet Singh Sachal wanted to make sure they knew how serious the pandemic was and what they should be doing to take care.

Rylee Power, 17, spends every Friday evening at the front desk of the emergency department, asking COVID-19 screening questions to incoming patients and visitors.

A pilot project at The Ottawa Hospital, the Virtual Pet Therapy Program is where volunteers bring a tablet attached to a specially adapted IV pole into patient rooms so they can interact with therapy dogs, bringing comfort and joy to those who are isolated.

Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan have shown that healthy people get enough oxygen and perform equally well during masked exercise

"I haven't lost hope because I believe in us. I believe in our humanity. And I believe that individual small acts... will lead us through the pandemic."

The federal government says the tests, which do not need to be sent to a lab for processing, are being distributed to provinces as needed, and many more are on the way

Health officials remind people to continue mask use, hand-washing and physical distancing but offer some tips for safe ways to have fun

The Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists proclaims the last week in October as Respiratory Therapy Week in Canada, recognition and support pours in via #RTWeek2020.

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

The clinic will allow doctors to check the vital signs of children and youth who are under mental health care, something that cannot be done remotely.

Researchers from the University of Calgary, SAIT, and Alberta Health are conducting test flights using drones to fly PPE and testing kits from the Foothills Hospital in Calgary to the Stoney Nakoda reserve. The eventual goal is to bring rapid COVID-19 testing to remote communities.

This year the province is ordering more flu vaccines and making them available in more locations than ever, in a widespread approach that health authorities are considering practice for a potential COVID-19 vaccine.

The lab-created “replicon” is non-infectious but can be used to determine whether a drug treatment will work against COVID-19.