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JOHANNESBURG — The callers were in tears.

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

With Passover here and Easter weekend at hand, there is a markedly different feel to the proceedings this spring. Scratch plans to have the extended family over for a big meal. The Easter egg hunt in the local park is off. Forget about a parade.

Home renovation projects may start to look tempting to people cooped up in their houses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Home renovation projects may start to look tempting to people cooped up in their houses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CORONAVIRUS - AIRLINES UNDATED (AP) — The number of Americans getting on airplanes has sunk to a level not seen in more than 60 years as people shelter in their homes to avoid catching or spreading the new coronavirus.

Mending clothes. Cutting hair. Fixing a squeaky door or a dripping faucet. Baking bread. A generation or two ago, household skills like these were common, learned at home and at school.

Mending clothes. Cutting hair. Fixing a squeaky door or a dripping faucet. Baking bread. A generation or two ago, household skills like these were common, learned at home and at school.

WASHINGTON — U.S. researchers have opened another safety test of an experimental COVID-19 vaccine, this one using a skin-deep shot instead of the usual deeper jab.

TORONTO — The shortcomings of Canada's COVID-19 testing strategy came to the fore Wednesday as Ontario's premier admitted to "unacceptable" testing rates, Quebec promised to aggressively root out infections in long-term care homes and Nova Scotia exp