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Assessment and prescribing may be done without in-person visit.

Man in the Muskoka region was a close contact of another positive case and wasn't listed a confirmed case before he died

Some provinces have begun reaching out to recently retired doctors and nurses to ask them to return to work if the pandemic worsens. The answer has been a resounding yes.

One infectious disease specialist stressed that social distancing plays the bigger role in containing spread; with measures to limit contact with others, the need for tests will drop

Canadians may access normally for-fee telemedicine service at no cost, for a one-week period

The national movement, which began at Western University, is being led by students and is not affiliated with any of the faculties of medicine