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The changing perspective on Plexiglas is one more example of the continuing uncertainties surrounding best practices during the pandemic.

TORONTO — It could take months to assess Omicron's impact on the province's plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions, Ontario's health minister said Monday, as officials investigated a large potential cluster of the new variant.

TORONTO - It could take months to assess Omicrons impact on the provinces plan to ease COVID-19 re...

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization is now strongly recommending adults over the age of 50 be offered COVID-19 boosters, while those aged 18 to 49 may be offered boosters based on individual risks and where they live.

Health Minister Christine Elliott says that the Ontario government is considering expanding third dose eligibility to more age groups amid concerns about the new Omicron variant and will have “more to say later this week.”

Health Minister Christine Elliott says that the Ontario government is considering expanding third dose eligibility to more age groups amid concerns about the new Omicron variant and will have “more to say later this week.”

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at the top five stories on our website this week.

A scientist in the United Kingdom is taking note of a COVID-19 variant originating from Botswana with an astonishing number of mutations, though there have only been 82 confirmed cases to date.

Experts are questioning the use of a staple of Canada’s reopening plan during the COVID-19 pandemic -- plexiglass in businesses -- and calling it “counterproductive” in most settings.