Premier François Legault made the announcement Tuesday

Ontario is throwing hundreds of internationally trained nurses into the COVID-19 fight but critics point out the system is thousands of nurses short.

As hospitals and long-term care homes face staffing shortages and a surge in COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant, health-care professionals have been speaking out about the internationally-trained talent sitting on the sidelines due to lengthy ...

Some sectors will fare worse than others when it comes to the economic impact from Omicron-related worker absences, economists predict.

The U.S. president gave a stirring speech to promote his legislative agenda, but the fight appeared over before it started, Edward Keenan writes.

For six games now, the Raptors and The Raptor have played to a sea of empty seats, with fans denied access because of strict local health rules.

The province has distributed 9.1 million N95 masks for teachers and education staff in preparation for schools reopening next week.

Meanwhile, Quebec is reporting 62 deaths linked to COVID-19 one day after top doctor's resignation.

Ontario says it hopes to distinguish between patients hospitalized because of COVID and those admitted for other reasons but ended up testing positive for COVID.

New guidance from Ontario says that only some symptomatic students and teachers will have access to COVID PCR tests when schools reopen next week.

COVID is sickening greater numbers of elderly patients, the immunocompromised and medically fragile, and patients with an underlying condition worsened by the virus.

The increase comes despite calls for the Toronto police board to reduce spending, or at least offer more time to analyze the line-by-line budget.

Activa Homes is building 138 stacked townhouses and street-fronting townhouses in a patch of land along Isherwood Avenue