York Region, which got started early on vaccinating seniors over 80, has excess capacity that can be filled by allowing those 75 and up to start booking slots.

Outbreak at St. Sofia in Mississauga has infected at least 15 students and staff, with three now in the hospital.

Ontario’s chief medical officer says he’s open to easing some outdoor restrictions in Toronto and Peel Region despite an upswing in COVID-19 cases and acknowledged publicly for the first time that the province is into a third wave of the pandemic...

The possibility of a pandemic election is preoccupying key members of Erin O’Toole’s team. Are they ready?

Two years into the Chinese dentention of two Canadians, snap trials were announced this week. The back story on Canada’s role in a geopolitical flashpoint in U.S.-China relations.

Do not expect anything other than a guilty verdict in the trials of two Canadians set to commence Friday in China, says a former human rights lawyer from the country.

There should be enough COVID-19 vaccines available to give every Canadian who’s eligible a first dose by the end of June, says the country’s top vaccine co-ordinator.

EU drug agency discounts any link between AstraZeneca vaccine, clots; Ontario plans to spend $933 million to create more beds in long-term care and upgrade facilities in the sector.

The United States is working on a deal to lend doses of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine to Canada and Mexico, White House press secretary Amy Psaki said Thursday.

Toronto, Peel, Durham, York and Halton could surpass peaks reached in the previous two waves of the pandemic by early April, according to modelling by the University of Waterloo and University of Guelph.

Justin Trudeau’s Liberals seem almost giddy about Conservative travails, but overconfidence is a luxury that only underdogs can afford, Susan Delacourt writes.

From prices and availability to location and sustainability, grocery expert Sylvain Charlebois on what going to the supermarket will be like in the year after COVID-19 changed everything.

Asian Canadian communities have long been sounding the alarm on the rising violence targeting them. In the wake of Atlanta shootings, they’re exhausted.