Ottawa-based Spartan Bioscience has negotiated contracts with the Federal Government, as well as three provincial governments, for large quantities of the rapid test.

Un médecin de Montréal a créé une clinique mobile à bord d'un camion pour soigner des patients pendant la pandémie de la COVID-19.

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

Dave Caputo’s company now builds anti-microbial barriers that prevent the spread of COVID-19 between hospital patients, rather than keeping flu from spreading among hog populations.

After seeing this letter from a child who emptied their piggy bank to support the Ottawa Food Bank, a local restaurant owner more-than-matches the donation.

In recognition of the exceptional pressures facing health care today, this funding will be allocated to support urgent needs within the health care system.

Carl Abellana is using his own phone and tablet to help seniors video chat with loved ones who cannot visit them during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you see this sign on a video call, find out how to help with resources from the Canadian Women's Foundation.

A Canadian ICU doctor responds to COVID-19 questions in this Q&A facilitated by The Walrus magazine.

Students have set up a donation drive to support the effort against COVID-19.

Justin Trudeau a réenregistré son fameux discours en français pour la création de cette vidéo.

He dedicates the song to all health care workers, including his mom and dad who work at hospitals.

The simple plastic guards alleviate ear strain for health care workers wearing protective masks around the clock.

Bag-Half-Full was started by two second-year medical students in Edmonton and has since expanded to serve people in Lethbridge, Ottawa, and Victoria.

These strategies for planning meals and grocery lists are recommended by public health officials.

Ce dimanche 19 avril, L’Association des francophones des Kootenays Ouest continuera la célébration même si c'est à distance.

A group of third-year medical students had the idea to support health care workers and local restaurants simultaneously.

In late March, concerns of PPE and hand sanitizer shortages began to arise in Canada, and staff members at the Mint started exploring ways they could step in and help.

Rachelle LeBlanc is using her studio space to construct wood-and-Plexiglas barriers, which she then donates to small local businesses.

Are you a health care worker? The Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario put out this video with tips to make PPE less frightening to kids.

Grocery store owner pens a heartfelt letter to customers urging kindness.

The students recorded a variety of upbeat messages, stories and jokes for seniors in isolation who may need a boost.

Owen Plumb, 13, has printed over 100 face shields using a free pattern from the printer's manufacturer.

Plusieurs étudiants étaient sur le point de terminer leur formation lorsque la COVID-19 est arrivée.

They repurposed their existing Facebook page about local restaurants to help connect volunteers and donors with people in need of food during the COVID-19 pandemic.