The case shows the need for independent agencies that can review complaints against teachers, experts say

The Liberals’ election platform promised that its new bill would extend coverage of the ban to all adults.

Ontario is investigating two more suspected cases of COVID-19’s Omicron variant in Ottawa and another two in Hamilton.

Aside from Anand, chief of the defence staff Gen. Wayne Eyre will apologize on behalf of the armed forces and deputy defence minister Jody Thomas will apologize on behalf of her department.

Ontario’s human rights commission says it is concerned about reports of school board trustees who have made homophobic or racist comments, and wants removal from office to be considered as a possible penalty.

A board of health report recommends asking Ottawa to exempt all Toronto residents from criminal charges for possession of small amounts of illegal drugs.

As provincial and federal officials quietly negotiate on $10-a-day child care, former premier Kathleen Wynne is pushing Queen’s Park to make a deal.

Long qualifying journey starts with back-to-back wins over the Bahamas in the Dominican Republic.

Meanwhile, the WHO is opening a long-planned special session of member states to discuss ways to strengthen the global fight against pandemics.

It bears repeating that there are still a lot of questions about Omicron that need to be answered, but, at the very least, the variant has raised the spectre of a punishing new wave of COVID-19.

The provincial ombudsman has been asked to look into Carleton University’s decision not to offer more in-person classes in the new year by a parent who says the school has provided little information about the situation.

Day five hears from Inuit liaison officer and former deputy warden of Beaver Creek Institution