CBC News has compiled stories, explainers and videos on a wide range of topics to help provide some guidance on the latest information about the coronavirus.
Travel restrictions, school and event cancellations are being announced every day. And phrases like “self-isolation” and “social distancing” have now entered the collective lexicon.
It’s certainly difficult to keep track of all the latest developments of the global COVID-19 pandemic.
CBC News has compiled a roundup of stories, explainers and videos on a wide range of topics to keep you up to date on the latest information about the coronavirus.
Latest guidance for Canadians on travel, quarantines and what to do if you have symptoms
With a deluge of news about cancelled events, together with conflicting information about what to do — or not do, the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic is causing confusion, uncertainty and worry among many Canadians.
Experts answer questions about travel plans, symptoms and living with someone with COVID-19. Read more here.
WATCH | Coronavirus: How you can avoid catching it
By now, you likely know not to touch your face. But if you do suspect you’ve already caught it, reach out by phone for assistance, says family physician Dr. Peter Lin. 1:02
Do I have COVID-19, the flu or a cold?
Public health officials believe the rate of COVID-19 cases in Canada is going to get worse before things start to get better. If you feel sick, when should you get tested?
Some basic facts about the virus, its symptoms, prevention and what to do if you believe you are infected. Read more here.
WATCH | Coronavirus: What are the symptoms?
It starts out looking like a regular flu. But when the virus attacks lung cells, shortness of breath ensues, says family physician Dr. Peter Lin. 0:27
What we know (and don’t know) about the coronavirus outbreak
What is coronavirus? Where did this new one come from? Six common coronavirus questions answered, from a