In some countries where vaccines are widely available, governments have started imposing mandatory vaccination policies for health-care workers. Why hasn’t that happened here?

Vaccine certificates could enable the reopening of high-risk settings sooner and/or at increased capacity, brief from Ontario’s Science Advisory Table says.

Developer Shaji Nada says he is spending millions of his own money to repay deposits because he is committed to doing “the right thing.”

Scuffles break out, 25 arrested after police move in to clear people out of the homeless encampment in the park.

Justin Trudeau has been criticized for Canada’s tight restrictions at the U.S. border, but the finger of blame is pointed pretty squarely in the opposite direction now, Edward Keenan writes.

Two days after Annamie Paul applauded the abrupt halt of threats to her leadership from top officials in her own party, the Green Party of Canada filed an application in Ontario Superior Court on Wednesday that seeks to revive them.

The Toronto swimmer says she “struggled with having ‘Olympic champion’ attached to my name.” Now she’s ready to do it again in Tokyo.

Responding to pediatric report, Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario urges the province to “implement necessary safety measures” to prevent possible COVID-19 outbreaks in the fall.

Meanwhile, U.K. border officers have been directed to stop routinely checking whether travellers from many countries have tested negative for COVID-19, British media reported Wednesday.

Wally Funk, at 82, became the oldest person ever to go to space this week and one Manitoba retiree, set to board a future flight, says it provides a unique opportunity to show that it’s not just athletic jet fighter pilots that can achieve their dr...