The Red Cross has been brought in to help control the outbreak at Roberta Place, where 110 cases have been recorded among residents and staff since Jan. 8. The outbreak has had a “very rapid and high attack rate,” a local health official told the...

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With Joe Biden’s inauguration week coming up soon, quizmaster Jamie Bradburn is all about that Toronto-U.S. trivia.

Joan Wright and Brenda Naylor documented marriages, divorces, children and grandchildren in warm, witty style. Now, their own children are carrying on the tradition.

It took awhile, but Aslan — king of cats —melted my heart. Then my boyfriend and I got some bad news from the vet.

No, Blue Monday isn’t a real phenomenon — it’s a marketing creation — but don’t ignore your mental health this third Monday of January. Here’s how you can fight seasonal depression amid the pandemic.

Also, Chinese city reports coronavirus found on ice cream.

Denmark and Taiwan have implemented long-term care practices that experts say Canada should be striving to implement, and both have had fewer COVID-19 deaths in their homes.

Staff at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre will administer vaccinations to 250 front-line health-care workers a day.

Toronto-based Maple says many patients prefer to consult by secure texts and pay a fee. Critics ask why there is a charge for care that should be publicly insured

After 45 years, the man regulars call “Frank the barber” has hung up his clippers and combs in the basement shop at the Ontario legislature where many a premier, cabinet minister, political staffer, bureaucrat and journalist has been coiffed.