Yes, millions of people are living a relatively normal, coronavirus-free life

Anything resembling "normal" may seem unfathomable as the number of COVID-19 cases worldwide dash past 80 million and Canada grapples with a second wave that far surpasses what it experienced in the spring.

It is a term that feels wildly out of place in 2020, but in some parts of the world where the virus has been all but eradicated, like Taiwan and Australia, life is about as close to "normal" as one can imagine during a global pandemic.

Canada, Coronavirus, COVID-19, CTVNews.ca, Health, Economy, WorldS HoDecember 31, 2020COVID-19, Coronavirus, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Normal Life

Revenge, couture go hand in hand in Aussie film 'The Dressmaker'

Secrets and high fashion fuel the fires of revenge in “The Dressmaker”, a period film about a sophisticated woman who returns to her small-minded Australian town to seek retribution against those who sent her away as a child accused of murder. Plus additional bylines from the 40th annual Toronto International Film Festival.

Reuters, Arts and Entertainment, TIFFGuest UserSeptember 15, 2015Kate Winslet, Toronto International Film Festival, TIFF, Australia