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A campaign is in motion to have the Muzzo family name removed from hospitals in the province following the suicide of Edward Lake, whose three chil...

Ontario election season comes with all sorts of interesting lawn signs, and while most are placed by supporters of political parties, there are alw...

After working as a nurse — in a job she loved — for more than 20 years, Nancy Halupa says she now thinks about quitting every day. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted and exacerbated nursing shortages, and at the Toronto hospital emergency department where Halupa works, she says experienced nurses like herself are being stretched too thin. And there's more. Patients swear at her. She's been called a Nazi. Sometimes, tears come when she doesn't expect them, and other times, ...

In today's Morning Brief, medical experts stress that while getting infected with the novel coronavirus is far more likely now, it's still worth striving to avoid or, at the very least, delay.

As the number of people admitted to Ontario hospitals increases amid record setting COVID-19 cases so too does staffing shortages on the front lines.

Hospitals warn of vacation cancellations if volunteers don't cover shifts

Calls for long-term care reform, as well as better wages for nurses, echoed outside the Queen’s Park on Monday during two separate protests as MPPs returned to work for the start of a new legislative session.