Health experts say the daily reported infection rates are no longer telling the full story of the spread of the virus.

Documents show police sought cellphone data for dozens of ‘persons of interest,’ and confirm Barry Sherman had been ‘restrained at the wrist.’

“We can’t have runaway rates of Omicron in the community and expect it to stay out of hospitals and long-term-care facilities.”

Across the country, many families are looking at — and trying to calculate — the risk of a gathering, an evening out or even a trip together.

On Thursday morning, the Pillar of Shame, a piece of artwork at the University of Hong Kong commemorating the Chinese military’s bloody assault on the students in 1989, was taken down.

Deadline for city staff to show they have had two doses of COVID-19 vaccine is midnight Jan. 2. Staff must be vaccinated, but museum visitors do not.

Meanwhile, the City of Toronto announced it will be operating vaccine clinics on New Year’s Day and is adding approximately 14,000 new appointments.

Dr. Joe Oliver’s Twitter campaign coincides with guidance from public health experts who say N95 masks are the gold standard in fight against COVID.

The Canadian Medical Association Journal published a letter by a Montreal-based pediatric surgeon Monday, which called the hijab an “instrument of oppression.”

While COVID-19 pushed many nurses off the job, the shortage has actually been inching its way into hospitals across Ontario and Canada for years.

An infectious disease speaciliast with UHN, Dr. Shahid Husain took reader questions live on Thursday. Here’s a quick recap.