National Lifestyle

The coronavirus pandemic is defining for the globe what's “essential” and what things we really can't do without, even though we might not need them for survival.

Perhaps it's crossed your mind when you picked up a food order, grabbed a beverage at the drive-thru or ordered a pizza: how significant is the risk of COVID-19 when handling pickup and delivery items? While the chances of transmission via food couri

GLEN ALLEN, Va. — In a quiet suburb just north of Richmond, Virginia, a mother and her three children spend a weekday afternoon planting a small garden of spinach, red cabbage and lettuce.

COVID-19 is now impacting the lives of Canadians on many levels and people across the country are seeking answers to numerous important questions they have about the novel coronavirus.

Thousands of scientists around the world are working on problems raised by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A routine trip to the grocery store can be complicated by a boatload of questions in the age of COVID-19.

Thousands of scientists around the world are working on problems raised by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A routine trip to the grocery store can be complicated by a boatload of questions in the age of COVID-19.

Can you get COVID-19 by handling cardboard or plastic items from the grocery store? What about from the bag of fast food you picked up at the drive-thru window? The Canadian Press talked to a variety of experts to weigh in on these and other question

Sewers across the country are joining the fight against COVID-19 by fashioning fabric masks in an effort to bolster the supply of personal protective equipment.