The mayors of Ontario’s biggest cities want the province to reopen schools next week, saying any further delay would only cause more anguish.

It has been nearly two months since reports emerged of a suspected Russian invasion force massing along the border with Ukraine.

UHN confirms delays in “off-loading” patients, but paramedics’ union says chronic understaffing has left city unable to cope with COVID-19 crisis.

Some North American police services have disbanded their mounted units in recent years, or turned to private donors to cover the cost.

Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin’s appeal to get his job back as head of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout will go ahead.

Meanwhile, some southern Ontario commuters will find themselves with fewer options today as transit agency Metrolinx cuts back on service due to COVID-19.

Although Carol Todd has for years been a vocal advocate on cyber-bulling, a publication ban imposed last year left her unable to speak out.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and provincial leaders met again to confront the fact that their Omicron concerns are now reality — and they’ve got to figure out a way through it.

By the end of 2020, a third of all Canadian companies saw an increase disability leaves and experts predict an increase as the pandemic grinds on

Judith Young’s sons want the province to create an independent oversight office with the investigative power to help families in situations like theirs get answers.

Colleges can now offer four-year nursing degrees. But, in many cases, everyone is still competing for the same number of program seats.

Closure in effect to rredirect staff, physicians to other hospitals