A few dozen demonstrators were still on hand across the street from Parliament on Wednesday when the protest was originally scheduled to end.

Kerttu Niskanen and Krista Pärmäkoski finished second and third in the 10km Classic.

Several hospital districts had suspended employees after a Covid vaccine mandate came into force last week.

A new poll shows that a majority of people now telecommuting would like to continue working from home, at least part-time.

Representatives are currently negotiating a new collective agreement for the social and healthcare sector.

Home test kits sold in shops and pharmacies need to be stored at temperatures between 2 and 30 degrees Celsius, depending on the brand.

The outgoing chair, Mika Niikko, resigned after backlash caused by a controversial tweet.

The exclusively-online delivery firm Oda is aiming to take market share from Finland's two supermarket retail giants.

In 2021 older Finns stayed in their jobs six months longer than just one year before.

Finns Party MP Mika Niikko is resigning his Foreign Affairs Committee seat following "careless" comments on Ukraine security.

Finland's entry for Best International Feature Film did not make the cut.

The company previously held naming rights for the newly-opened Tampere Arena until concerns over its weak financial position were made public.

The government's Covid ministerial working group finalised an updated hybrid strategy on Tuesday.

The city's official snow dumping sites have proved inadequate.

The prioritisation of urgent cases has lengthened waiting times for surgery during the Covid pandemic.

The Finns Party MP had confused people with his tweet.

The ombudsman said that it is becoming increasingly difficult for specialists working in the field to understand and comply with the legislation in its current form.

The group organised a demonstration in Helsinki last weekend that led to a temporary blockade of Mannerheimintie in downtown Helsinki.

Aki Lindén started work on Monday as Minister for Family Affairs and Social Services.

The Transport Workers’ Union threatens a strike from 22 February until 8 March, during the school vacation period.

Approval of the handling of the crisis has waned, but confidence in health institute THL has remained fairly steady since last May.

Finland's Interior Minister Krista Mikkonen sees civil disobedience as an acceptable means to bring about change, but not all political leaders agree.

Following harassment of journalists at the weekend Convoy demonstration in Helsinki, Finland's Association of Editors has issued a reminder that the media is not a party to protests.

Jari Aarnio, whose murder conviction was overturned on Friday, has been released from prison wearing an ankle monitor.

The National Audit Office sees a particularly compelling reason for Yli-Viikari to be the dismissed as Director General.

The spread of the subvariant is however unlikely to lead to an overburdening of healthcare services, according to HUS Director of Diagnostics Lasse Lehtonen.

The patient records of about 30,000 people were stolen when Vastaamo's database was hacked on at least two separate occasions.

Finns Party chair Riikka Purra says rising prices are significantly weakening the purchasing power of low and middle-income earners.

A new poll by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus suggests that nearly half of people in Finland are in favour of joining Nato, if the nation's leaders were to recommend membership.