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Celebs are going all in to help those in need during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ryan Reynolds is showing his old town some love.

While most Prime Ministers around the world have been delivering serious and thought out speeches to their nation, it seems Canada’s Justin Trudeau had a slight slip.

The Canadian government's bailout of a virtually idle film and TV production sector is gathering pace. Ottawa's latest cash drop for content producers impacted by the COVID-19 crisis will see 75 percent of the wages paid by entertainment companies subsidized so they can stay in business.

Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau has recovered from her coronavirus diagnosis!

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's wife on Saturday said that she has recovered from being ill from COVID-19 disease caused by the new coronavirus. "I am feeling so much better," Sophie Gregoire Trudeau said in a statement on social media.

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau is officially clear of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus that has spawned into a global pandemic.

Canada on Monday moved to ban entry to the country to non-residents, except for American citizens, in a bid to combat the COVID-19 outbreak. The announcement, made in Ottawa by Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau, stopped short of calls to close the Canadian-U.S.

Alanis Morissette has debuted the moving music video for her latest track, “Reasons I Drink.”

You may have heard of the Canadian writer at the centre of this new documentary. Margaret Atwood?

OTTAWA — Canada’s broadcast and telecom regulator says it’s inevitable that foreign media companies streaming content into Canada, including Netflix and Amazon, will have to make an “equitable” contribution to the production of Canadian content.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court has overturned a decision that allowed viewers to see keenly anticipated American commercials during the Super Bowl broadcast.