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New modelling from Ontario’s science table suggests that hospitalizations are likely to “rebound” and remain at a “prolonged peak” following the lifting of some public health restrictions this week.

(Reuters) - Infections and hospitalizations linked to the Omicron variant of the coronavirus will start rising in the Canadian province of Ontario aft...

Hospital occupancy related to COVID-19 is expected to remain in a "prolonged peak" despite the fact that the Omicron wave in Ontario has plateaued or is in decline, the provinces science table said in new modelling released Tuesday.

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Waterloo city council has approved an additional $400,000 to upgrade the crematorium in Parkview Cemetery to bring it in line with new provincial emissions regulations.

On Monday, many businesses across Simcoe Muskoka will welcome back patrons after weeks away.

A professor at Western University in London, Ont., is accusing a colleague of hiding behind the protections of academic freedom to spread misinformation about the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines and other public health measures.

The province is lifting restrictions on Monday, Jan. 31 to allow a handful of sectors — including restaurants, cinemas and arenas, to run at 50 per cent capacity.

Ontario reported a drop in hospitalizations of COVID-19 patients on Friday, but a slight increase for patients in intensive care.

Ontario reported another 68 new deaths due to COVID-19 on Friday, pushing the death toll for the month of January so far above 1,100.