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Health officials have been encouraging Canadians to get their third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to better protect against emerging variants such as Omicron. But varying eligibility requirements across the country are creating questions about when exactly Canadians should aim to get their third jab.

Ontario residents are anxiously awaiting news from the provincial government about additional public health measures as case numbers provincewide c...

TORONTO — The resumption of schools will be delayed by two days and testing and isolation rules have been revamped, Ontario's top doctor said Thursday as daily COVID-19 cases continue to break records.

With the province now delaying return to school by two days, stakeholders in the education system say Januarys protocols, availability of testing and access to PPE and other equipment should be much better than what was seen in the first term.

Its been nearly two weeks since a new spate of restrictions were introduced in Ontario after we thought wed done away with lockdown for good, and...

With four days left before the scheduled start of the school in most places across Ontario, millions of parents and children still have no idea what the return to school might look like.

Ontario is reporting a record high of more than 13,800 new COVID-19 cases as hospitalizations continue to rise due to the rapidly spreading Omicron variant.

Ontario reported more than 10,400 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, setting a new technical record for cases detected in a single day, although tests are so scarce that officials say case figures are likely a significant undercount.

Here's CBC Ottawa's latest roundup of key updates during the coronavirus pandemic.

Data from the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table shows that protection against the Omicron variant plummets with only two vaccine doses. Nonetheless, experts say any number of vaccinations is better than none.