Regulation
A look at what’s in the federal COVID-19 aid legislation
The measures aim to blunt the economic impact of the coronavirus
PG&E to plead guilty to lethal crimes in 2018 wildfires
No one from PG&E will go to prison
No unilateral powers for feds to spend, borrow, tax during virus crisis: Tories
The Liberal government proposes sweeping new powers for up to 21 months to act unilaterally without seeking Parliament’s approval
COVID, law fears fuel spike in firearms, ammunition sales across Canada
Buyers are stocking up while they can – a development that has alarmed gun-control advocates
Tesla factory could be shut under health order
Businesses that can remain open include pharmacies, banks and supermarkets, but not electric car manufacturing
Border agency adds screening questions after complaints about airport disarray
New arrivals will also be required to acknowledge that they’re being asked to self-isolate for two weeks to keep COVID-19 from spreading
COVID-19: Montreal to deploy resources to Trudeau International airport
Travellers arriving in the province do not appear to be taking Quebec’s order requiring two weeks of isolation seriously
Canada closes borders to most foreigners to fight spread of COVID-19 [UPDATED]
The federal government is mandating air carriers to screen passengers with symptoms of COVID-19 out of lines so they don’t board planes home
COVID-19: CMA outlines key priorities
The Canadian Medical Association wants implementation of a targeted tax credit to alleviate the negative financial impacts experienced by health care providers if they are quarantined following patient care
Feds defer start of cruise ship season amid COVID-19 concerns
The Government of Canada will defer the start of the cruise ship season in Canada until at least July
