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These are the 13 funniest things we saw on the internet last week
Including our new WFH hero, Jennifer.
Employers whose revenue decreased by 30% due to COVID-19 eligible for wage subsidy: Trudeau
Regardless of size of business.
Drake shares first public pic of his son in emotional post (PHOTOS)
"I love and miss my beautiful family."
McDonald's Canada offers free coffee and tea to all frontline responders
Available via drive-thru at participating restaurants in 🇨🇦
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau has recovered from coronavirus
"We're going to get through this, my courageous friends and fellow Canadians."
Alberta health officials call on bars and restaurants to close dine-in services
Establishments can continue to offer takeout and delivery.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus
He developed "mild symptoms" over the last 24 hours.
Telus will waive internet fees for low income families during pandemic
Low-income families will be able to access high-speed internet in their home for free for 60 days.
Boston Pizza is temporarily laying off nearly half of its corporate staff
Due to a significant decline in business caused by COVID-19.
Trudeau announces Canada to cover 75% of wages for qualifying businesses to avoid layoffs
And it will be backdated to March 15.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tests positive for coronavirus
He developed "mild symptoms" over the last 24 hours.
Canadian company applies to test medical cannabis on coronavirus symptoms
The testing still needs to be approved by Health Canada.
Here's how coronavirus financial support compares by province
Some Canadians are getting a little more help than others...
Trudeau warns of text scams about Canada's new coronavirus emergency benefit
He also said he wants to keep Canada's borders demilitarized.
Nestlé factory and distribution centre employees receive temporary raises
While retail staff receive full pay up to 12 weeks.
Canadians can be fined up to $1M or face jail time for breaking mandatory self-isolation
People entering Canada are required to self-isolate immediately.