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Walking down a long stretch of boardwalk will normally lead you to a pristine Florida beach - but one boardwalk takes you somewhere quite different. You can unlock your inner Eliza Thornberry and explore a gorgeous mini hidden rain forest, right here in the Sunshine State.

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Stress is inevitable, and the one sure resolve is hitting the beach. If you're in Louisiana, you've got a couple sandy beaches to choose from, but you can now save your coins thanks to one miracle company. This Louisiana company will hook your backyard with a Louisiana beach, complete with crystal blue waters and sandy surroundings.

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The spread of coronavirus has people worried. They've started stocking up on essential items, with one in particular going faster than anything else. Costco's toilet paper in Canada is flying off the shelves, leaving some areas with low stock.

The Vancouver-born actor has certainly made a name for himself after joining the industry in the early '90s. Today, he's best known for his roles in The Proposal, The Green Lantern, and Deadpool among tons more. His incredible sense of humour is already a huge hit and these factoids about Ryan Reynolds will make you love him even more.

Canadians are likely wondering what reopening will even look like. With so many businesses making plans, people are also probably asking "when will Tim Hortons reopen?" While there is no definite date, the company has described how it might look when the time comes.

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More good news is on the way for Ontario and, man, are we here for it. Premier Doug Ford announced during his daily press briefing on May 12 that more details surrounding stage one of the three-step framework for his Ontario reopening plan are coming on Thursday. This news comes after some stores in the province re-opened for curbside pick up orders on May 11.

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Well, this was a little awkward. Justin Trudeau's press conference included a candid exchange between him and a reporter. The Prime Minister actually cut him off before he could even ask a question.

Tennessee is known for many great things, but not for its abundance of water features or beaches. However, there's one spectacular spot in the state that has crystal blue water. This popular Tennessee attraction is over a hundred feet underground and visitors can actually explore it.

If you’re looking for a pick-me-up this week, Justin Trudeau has got your back. Taking to Twitter on Monday, the Prime Minister shared some motivational and inspirational stories from across Canada, starting a thread of COVID-19 good news. During these challenging times, it seems Canadians are definitely stepping up.

The Prime Minister's word choice during a press conference didn't sit well with him or with people watching from across the country. Justin Trudeau used the word "moistly" but then immediately regretted it and the moment was hilarious. This is probably not what people expected from his address today.

Addressing the nation on Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the federal government's latest plans to combat COVID-19 in Canada. New measures include closing Canada’s borders to international travellers and limiting incoming flights. During his statement, the PM reminded Canadians, “We will keep your family safe.”

At the end of a long week, Ontario has a new unwanted record. The province announced on Friday morning, March 20, that the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ontario has jumped by 50 overnight. That is reportedly the biggest single-day increase the province has seen so far.

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It looks like Toronto could be in for a long battle when it comes to overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Eileen de Villa, the city’s Medical Officer of Health, informed residents on April 1 that as cases of COVID-19 in Toronto continue to rise, residents can expect to continue to social distance for the next 12 weeks. This call comes after cases rose 500% in the city over the past two weeks.

Ever since the federal government launched the Canada Emergency Response Benefit, there have been many questions about the funding. One of the biggest ones is who can apply for the CERB. While the relief funds are available to anybody, that doesn’t mean you won’t have to pay it back eventually. If you’re choosing not to work, the government will probably want their cash back.

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Money is flowing. The government has been very busy making sure people get what they need. The Canada Emergency Response Benefit has already received a huge volume of applications. While anyone can apply, you might end up having to pay the amount back.

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Desperate times, desperate measures. The latest update on the development of COVID-19 in Ontario has reported another increase in cases, and still some people who are assuming the worst can't seem to stop panic buying. Premier Doug Ford spoke to reporters on Wednesday, March 18, when he suggested he could look to limit the number of shoppers who are allowed in provincial grocery stores at any given time.