Ontario case rates now on a similar trajectory to where they were in mid-December when the Omicron wave was beginning to build.

The plan abandons much of the province’s own task force recommendations, such as the push to build 1.5 million homes in a decade.

The campaign has notified those affected of the error, as well as the leadership race’s organizing committee, which is now reviewing the issue.

CUPE Local 79 president Dave Mitchell has resigned and pressure is building on his second-in-command, Jason Chan, to follow him out the door.

They didn’t start strongly, but the Raptors rolled through the final three quarters.

Free rapid antigen tests for COVID-19 are being extended until “at least” July 31 as infection levels jump following the end of vaccination certificates and mandatory masking in most indoor public spaces in Ontario.

The retired general was charged last year as part of a probe into alleged inappropriate conduct by the military police.

Investigators found “obvious signs of trauma to the body, including some dismemberment,” according to a police statement released Tuesday.

Rohana Rezel’s Live Flip Map shows homes that were bought within the last year but are already listed for resale — often at a substantial markup.

The federal government is one step closer to introducing legislation that would rein in hateful content online, inching toward fulfilling a Liberal campaign pledge that is now two months overdue.

Meanwhile, U.S. researchers say they have developed a simple sensor that could quickly and accurately detect the virus in saliva.

Outbreaks of avian influenza, also commonly referred to as the bird flu or H5N1, are reportedly driving up poultry and egg costs in the U.S.

Many immigrant women are downplaying their credentials, truncating their names, altering accents or changing their appearance to try to ‘fit’ perceived cultural expectations of employers, a new study says