Coronavirus

The PM addresses Canadians about the latest in the federal response to COVID-19

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In his April 1 brief to Canadians, the PM asked Parliament to resume and stressed that everyone has to ’answer the call of duty’ in the fight against COVID-19. Here’s the full transcript.

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The prime minister addresses Canadians during his daily brief on the COVID-19 crisis after announcing this week that $2 billion will be used to purchase protective equipment for health care workers.

Data from a trip-planning app shows that while movement has plunged in several Canadian cities, it’s still higher than it should be