For Canadians looking at the pandemic situation in the U.S. as an indicator of what comes next, there are alternating doses of news good and bad.

The closures of indoor restaurant dining, gyms, movie theatres and other restrictions could remain longer than announced, Dr. Kieran Moore said.

A Toronto police homicide detective said the cellular probe has not “borne any fruit” after comparison to 300 known cellphone numbers.

A Toronto man ran in election campaigns as a “Peoples Political Party” candidate years before Maxime Bernier created his national party.

Calls to intake lines can go unanswered. City announced it would distribute more than 310,000 N95 masks, or 14 days’ supply, to shelter residents.

Michael Deabaitua-Schulde’s killers were unaware he was under active OPP surveillance at the time of his March 2019 killing outside a Mississauga gym.

Stephen Harper's once again going to bat for Peter MacKay, who ran up a large debt while failing to win Conservative party leadership in 2020.

The federal government said late Thursday there’s been no change to a policy requiring unvaccinated cross-border truckers to quarantine upon arrival and submit to COVID-19 testing.

You know your sign needs fixing when it gets called out by the dictionary.

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The Cold Warning is in effect until temperatures rise above -15 degrees Celsius (without wind-chill) or weather conditions improve and the risks involved with prolonged exposure are reduced.

Meanwhile, the federal government is backing away from the vaccine mandate for Canadian truck drivers.