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.

17-year-old Deep Braich launched Youth Helping Youth YYC to deliver hygiene kits to local girls who, due to COVID-19, are unable to access products they need.

Tout revenue et dons vont directement à Centraide Montréal.

Doctors and nurses at the William Osler Health System share stories and best practices through book club.

The non-profit offers mental health education programs for Canadian youth, including resources to help them deal with the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Researchers at McGill University have already made 15,000 RT-PCR testing kits and may make universal testing a reality.

Echogram, run by three medical students from UBC and U of T, offers hand-drawn portraits in exchange for donations to the Frontline Fund, which supports Canadian hospitals.

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

Gemma Donn's virtual performances provide birthday cheer for isolated patients.

Staff at London Health Sciences Centre clip the bigger photos of themselves dressed casually and smiling to the outside of their PPE, so patients can see what they look like underneath.

George Markow has been walking everyday for months in the hopes of raising $100,000.

University of Ottawa students start new initiative to provide healthy meals prepared by local caterers.

Mixbus Studio is spreading summer cheer on a tour of Quebec's long-term care homes.

11-year-old David Bowie loves the public library, but since it’s closed due to COVID-19, the Schurman family created one he can visit safely.

Ottawa couple finds "clear" solution for the overlooked needs of the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Madeline Parker, a medical student, is participating in weekly phone calls with seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A vaccine produced by the University of Saskatchewan has proven "highly effective" in ferrets.

Saskatchewan professor Dr. Melanie Morrison created the crowd-sourced What’s in Stock app to help people prevent wasted trips to the store during COVID-19.

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

Group participants build art projects around a weekly theme, which are then delivered to a local long-term care facility.

Docs that Rock, a band composed of Canadian emergency physicians, have created an inspiring video cover of Tom Petty’s classic song.

Lennox Donnelly's original goal was to raise $50, and ended up with a hundred times that.