Officials at Western University say they are doing everything they can to monitor updates on the new coronavirus and keep students and staff informed.

Ottawa's police services board has unanimously approved a plan to fast track the hiring of 70 new police officers, in addition to another 30 new officers it had already approved. 

The Canadian government has updated its advice for travellers to say that citizens shouldn't go to Hubei province at all, having earlier advised that all non-essential travel should be avoided.

The city says the buses they're taking from regular service to provide this service are from higher-frequency routes. Have you noticed?

Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign-up at the bottom of the page to get it delivered straight to your inbox. They’re back: The bright lights of West Block shone down on the House of Commons yesterday as outgoing Conservative leader Andrew Scheer pelted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with his first questions of 2020. First, in French and then English, Scheer implored Trudeau to admit the new NAFTA, which the Liberals hope to speedily pass into law, is weaker than the old NAFTA. They also disagreed about the state of the economy and Canada-China...

The Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario says it plans to start introducing province-wide strikes starting next Thursday, even as members continue a series of rotating, one-day walkouts at boards across the province.

"I already checked like five to six stores in Shoppers pharmacy and I couldn't find any of them."

The union representing Ontario's elementary school teachers say the one-day strikes set to take place throughout the week are a precursor to more aggressive action.

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