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1 new case of COVID-19, 60 people recovered in New Brunswick Friday
Public Health has updated the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the province -
Members of Hells Angels, Red Devils motorcycle clubs arrested in N.B.
The New Brunswick RCMP say four men have been arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into outlaw motorcycle club activities in the province -
Trudeau to highlight interest-free loans to help small business weather pandemic
While Canadian businesses wait for Parliament to approve a $73-billion wage subsidy program, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to highlight today another measure that will tide some companies over in the meantime -
Saskatchewan premier doesn't see need for Emergencies Act in COVID-19 fight
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he doesn't see a need for Ottawa to use the sweeping Emergencies Act to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic -
Quebec health-care workers going without protective equipment, union says
A health-care union in Quebec says workers dealing with at-risk patients are going without protective equipment in some cases, sparking criticism of the national emergency stockpile -
House of Commons back Saturday to deal with $73-billion wage subsidy bill
The House of Commons will be recalled Saturday to vote on the Trudeau government's $73-billion, emergency wage subsidy program -
Climate, clean tech could take centre stage in federal economic recovery plans
The federal government is quietly looking at longer-term recovery plans from the COVID-19 crisis even as its focus remains squarely on getting more than $100 billion in emergency economic aid out the door -
Saudi Arabian-Canadian arms deal improved, more transparent: federal government
The federal government says it has improved a controversial contract to sell light-armoured vehicles to Saudi Arabia by making its details more transparent to the Canadian public
