Reallocating some three million doses through April, May and early June, researchers say, would prevent tens of thousands of infections, along with hospitalizations, ICU visits and deaths across the province.

Insiders paint a picture of Doug Ford’s cabinet as being aware serious measures had to be taken to counter COVID-19, but ministers are unwilling, or unable, to make difficult choices.

Tien, president and CEO of Ornge Air Ambulance, is confident about the target to have 40 per cent of adults in Ontario have their first vaccine shot by May 6.

The owners of The Bridges at Tillsonburg — an 18-hole facility about two hours from Toronto, just south of London — have decided to defy the current stay-at-home order in the province, which includes the shuttering of golf courses and most other ...

The modelling projects that measures like business and public facility closures could be lifted in July or August if vaccine supplies continue as scheduled and enough Canadians get their shots.

Health experts question why the volume of air travel needs to increase at this time. “I don’t think we’re at a place where we should be considering travel,” said one expert.

Guidelines from the National Advisory Committee on Immunization open the door to vaccines being offered to millennials. But Ontario says it’s not planning to act on them just yet as it lacks vaccine to do so.

Meanwhile, Peel, Toronto could begin workplace closures Friday to control outbreaks.

Six physicians held a press conference Friday urging the provincial government take the action needed immediately to put an end to the third wave and pleading with Ontarians to get vaccinated as soon as they can.

Finding more effective inoculations against the mosquito-borne disease has been a critical goal in fighting an infection that kills about 400,000 people a year, largely in sub-Saharan Africa, with most being children under the age of five.

The 39-year-old sits in a holding cell in New York, awaiting deportation next Thursday to Nicaragua, a country Amnesty International says is in a “human rights crisis” under President Daniel Ortega’s dictatorial regime.

Some regions will be combined, and those who break rules on non-essential travel face $575 fines.

A quick scroll through the Toronto Homeless Memorial website shows scores of Torontonians die listed, at least for a time, as John or Jane Does on any given year. These are the Torontonians who die unidentified or unclaimed, and often alone — but n...