Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives are setting the table to extend Ontario’s pandemic “stay-at-home” order for another two weeks, until June 2.

Ontario’s government has earmarked barely half the estimated $1.3 billion needed over the next three years to clear the backlog of non-emergency surgeries postponed in the pandemic, an independent watchdog says.

Toronto’s top doctor says with current measures in place, the city is projected to see 400 daily cases by June, down from current levels, but higher than wave 2 peaks.

Police break up party of about 150 people not wearing masks who gathered in a commercial building downtown on the weekend.

Meanwhile, The Czech Republic massively relaxed its coronavirus restrictions on Monday as the hard-hit nation paid its respects to the country’s nearly 30,000 dead.

The Liberal government’s controversial Bill C-10 is being put on hold after a committee of MPs tasked with studying it decided to ask for a new statement from the Department of Justice on whether it violates freedom of expression rights for social ...

As COVID-19 continues to lead to outbreaks and lockdowns in Canadian prisons — laying bare the living conditions of prisoners — advocates are urging the Senate human rights committee to release its findings as soon as possible.

An arm of the provincial government representing the two children of late Toronto mayor Rob Ford has raised objections to Premier Doug Ford’s handling of his brother’s estate, according to documents filed in court.