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While it's unclear who made the call, it is certain the decision has been controversial — with even top experts divided — and will mean students in Ontario, who had already been out of school for longer than any other students in the country by mid-May, will miss even more class time. 

The Delta variant is on track to become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in Ontario this summer, experts say, and it's growing elsewhere in Canada, too.

TORONTO — Ontario is accelerating second shots of COVID-19 vaccines for people in Delta variant hot spots but health authorities said on Thursday they would not shorten the 12-week dosage interval for those who initially received an Oxford-AstraZenec

A Canadian research team has published new evidence highlighting a combination of two treatments that could help patients suffering from a rare, but potentially-deadly, post-vaccine blood clot condition.

If the province wants to avoid a COVID-19 fourth wave and avert another lockdown, the Ontario government needs to send more vaccines to hot spots.

Number of new cases also remains low compared to earlier this year

If the province wants to avoid a COVID-19 fourth wave and avert another lockdown, the Ontario government needs to send more vaccines to hot spots.

Ontarios COVID-19 Science Advisory Table has published a report on the potential impacts of Ontarios lengthy school closures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ontario's latest modelling on the growth of a COVID-19 variant that originated in India has once again thrown the province into another race: to get enough people their second vaccine doses before the 'delta' variant becomes dominant.

How on earth did opening restaurant patios and summer camps end up pitted against reopening schools?