As hospitals face growing staff shortages, inviting back unvaccinated workers could make the problem worse, warns the Ontario Hospital Association.

It’s time to accept that some Canadians will never be vaccinated against COVID-19 and figure out a workaround, the Conservative leader says.

What happened? That question, more than any other, is being asked in the wake of Premier Doug Ford’s Omicron U-turn.

After videos of on-board partying sparked outrage, the organizer says lack of meals led to the cancellation, while Sunwing says the group wouldn’t agree to its conditions.

While some experts say swabbing both throat and nose can produce more accurate at-home COVID-19 test results, official health guidance still advises you stick to the nose-only package instructions.

Meanwhile, some federal prisons in Quebec are “very close” to staff shortages; Quebec will require people to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to enter liquor and cannabis stores starting Jan. 18.

The recent deaths of two young children and increasing hospitalization have brought the current policy into question.

The U.S. president says he wants to work with his political opponents, but it’s not clear that many of them feel the same, Edward Keenan writes.

“That’s going to feel a lot more like the NHL,” head coach Keefe says as the team looks forward to playing in front of fans again.

Failure to collect robust data on COVID-19 in jails insulates government from criticism and stops judges from assessing impact on inmates: expert.

As double-digit price gains carried through to December, home sales exceeded the 2016 record, says the Toronto real estate board.

Workers worry the latest government lockdown benefit of $300 per week isn’t enough to cover basic living expenses.