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Pressure is mounting for the Ontario government to introduce COVID-19 vaccine passports, with some public health officials suggesting they might go it alone if…

Ontario will likely experience waves of COVID-19 for the next six to eight months, the provinces top doctor says.

Ontario could have 1,300 daily COVID-19 infections in three weeks if cases continue to increase at its current rate, the head of Ontarios COVID-19 Science Advisory Table says.

Ontario COVID-19 science table member resigns, alleges that modelling data projects a grim fall

London Mayor Ed Holder has reached his boiling point with the one in five people still unvaccinated in London and Middlesex County.

Georgian College is among the latest post-secondary schools to announce students and employees will need to be vaccinated to access campuses come the fall.

The coming federal election will arrive with numerous safety concerns and threatens the loss of hard-fought legislation.

A Toronto restaurant is requesting that unvaccinated patrons now choose to sit outdoors. Oakwood Hardware Food & Drink, located at 337 Oakwood Avenue in York, made the announcement on their Instagram account, run by owner and chef Anne Sorrenti, Sunday. “With the volatility of the weather and our limited capacity to have diners indoors, we ask respectfully that if you are not vaccinated, that you choose outdoor dining when available,” the restaurant’s statement reads. Ownership is und...

Last Updated Wednesday, July 21, 2021 9:10PM EDT A new website meant to help customers find Toronto businesses with vaccinated staff or those that have COVID-19 vaccination policies has been forced to shut down after people started leaving fake google reviews and sending hateful messages. According to the website, SafeTO-Do was launched with the hopes of helping customers make an informed decision over what businesses they feel safe visiting. It listed businesses that announc...

Article content “In-person learning is essential for the learning and overall well-being of children and youth. Therefore, barring catastrophic circumstances, schools should remain open for in-person learning,” says the document, which was co-authored by CHEO pediatric infectious disease physician Dr. Nisha Thampi. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Science table calls for a return to in-person learning with fewer restrictions if cases remain low ...