News Coverage
News about COVID-19 proliferates rapidly and can come at you from all directions, making it hard at times to maintain informed opinions to guide your everyday actions. During a pandemic, having the right information can be every bit as important as having clean hands. Try the resources in this guide for COVID-19 updates published by reputable organizations.
Help stop the spread of misinformation by reporting inaccurate information using this guide from the World Health Organization.
Press Releases
Skip the intermediary and get the latest in COVID-19 news straight from a medical or governmental authority.
In the Papers
Many online publications have removed their paywalls for coronavirus-related content, making it freely accessible to the public. Find out how COVID-19 is being covered by some of the major news outlets in Canada, the United States, and abroad through the free portals below.
Check Your Facts
There is a lot of false and misleading information circulating about COVID-19, the effects of which can be devastating and even deadly. According to researchers at the Carnegie Mellon University, nearly half of the X (Formerly Twitter) accounts spreading coronavirus "news" appear to be bots designed to proliferate false narratives and sow discord. So before accepting something as fact, make sure it can be backed up by reputable sources. Below are some fact checking organizations that regularly investigate the veracity of COVID-19 claims on your behalf.
