COVID-19

“As we expect increased travel within our province over the summer months, this is a reminder that the impact on small communities with limited health-care resources can be severe."

Earlier today, the Canadian airline stated that 45 destinations are available to book from its summer schedule, but customers wonder if and when they'll get their refunds.

There have been no new deaths.

The program was set to end the first week of July

Air travel — often a headache before the COVID-19 pandemic — is set to become even more uncomfortable, experts say.

The new cases illustrated how the virus can come back as anti-disease controls are relaxed.

Simply counting for 20 seconds or singing “Happy Birthday” twice may not be sufficient.

There has been one new death.

Residents will be able to use these plazas, which will include temporary seating, "to eat, visit, rest, and enjoy the weather while maintaining a safe distance from others."