Non-essential retail stores will be allowed to stay open at 25 per cent capacity, restaurants will revert back to takeout-only models and barbershops and nail salons in the province will have to close.

Vaccination strategy should be modified to help mitigate hospitalizations, experts say.

A Saudi company wants a U.S. court to seize eight swanky condos owned by Saad Aljabri and his family

If Rogers snaps up Freedom in its takeover of Shaw Communications it will eliminate the ‘fourth player’ needed to challenge the Big Three wireless companies, Pierre Karl Péladeau tells parliamentary committee.

A survey by Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario shows around 15 per cent of nurses said they will retire or leave the profession prematurely after COVID-19.

Older and middle-aged Ontarians most involved in sharing misinformation about the pandemic online, a new study conducted on behalf of the Ontario Medical Association reveals.

A new effort to establish practical national standards to improve the operation of and care given in long-term-care homes in Canada launched Wednesday — one that may lead to concrete changes.

Meanwhile, Ontario now has more COVID patients in the ICU since the pandemic began, new report says.

Wednesday’s announcement comes after severe criticism of the Canadian government’s slow vaccine roll-out, mainly due to the country’s limited manufacturing capacity.

A search mission for Jude Walter Leyton that involved 100 officers and volunteers, and spanned air, land and water came to a successful end when he was found safe Wednesday.

The third day of testimony in the trial started with a firefighter back on the witness stand who detailed how her pleas for Floyd's life failed to resonate last spring with the Minneapolis police officer who had the handcuffed man pinned to the pavem...