“We take this very seriously,” York Regional Police chief Jim MacSween said following a rare presentation Wednesday from officers describing workplace discrimination.

Mississauga and Brampton joined Caledon in asking for a federal environmental assessment of the proposed the GTA West highway over concerns about its potential impact.

Older Ontarians are in line for COVID-19 shots over the next few months but anyone under 60 will be waiting well into summer, says the retired general heading the province’s vaccination task force.

Ontario is offering free college tuition to aspiring personal support workers for nursing homes and home care, but critics warn better wages, full-time jobs, benefits and paid sick days are needed to stem high levels of attrition in a field under the...

The affected people and groups have been dismissed from school with guidance based on their level of risk, the city said Wednesday night.

Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health started vaccinating adults 80 and up in the community on Friday.

The new cases were reported at the same time as a variant outbreak at a downtown shelter grew to 29 cases.

Meanwhile, Ghana is the first country to receive vaccines under the UN-backed COVAX program.

In areas like Windsor-Essex and Sudbury, home-care providers have already started calling patients to tell them they are eligible to get the vaccine. Meanwhile Peel, for example, is still focused on higher priority groups.

Judge Donald McLeod is facing a second disciplinary hearing over allegations that he conducted himself in a manner “incompatible with the execution of the duties of his office.”

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario is appealing the case of Dr. Farooq Ali Khan, who admitted to sexually assaulting a 16-year-old boy but received no professional penalty.

The nation-wide study by The Prosperity Project found 89 per cent of organizations surveyed have no Black women in the pipeline to the leadership level, and 91 per cent have zero Indigenous women.