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Americans tend to think of Canadians as just like ourselves, only nicer, more polite, and more tolerant. We look at our own divisions and wish we could be as pleasant and accommodating...

While Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford made a campaign stop in London, Ont. Thursday, Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath wasn’t too far away.

While there's evidence that Ontario's rate of new COVID-19 infections has slowed from its record peaks, the daily death toll in this Omicron wave is still on the rise and approaching a level never seen before in the pandemic. 

/CNW/ - In the eyes of the law, women have been "persons" since October 18th, 1929. In 2021, for many women, pay cheques havent followed suit. Work...

While Ontario refocuses its efforts on what the provincial government calls the "last mile" of its vaccination strategy, a group of prominent Black organizations is warning the push to immunize Black communities is nowhere near the finish line.

Article content “From our standpoint, what that means is it’s due process and respects the rights of our officers and our members,” said Baxter, whose organization represents more than 28,000 police personnel from 46 police associations, including Chatham-Kent’s. “We know that allegations against frontline police officers are common. It really has become a point now where it just kind of goes with the job. We need to ensure that officers’ rights are respected and that they’re enti...

  TORONTO -- While Ontario has been ramping up its vaccination efforts and expanding eligibility to youth, an Ottawa-based family physician says primary care doctors like herself are being left behind on the roll-out process. Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrths pop-up vaccination blitzes, which she calls "Jabapalooza," have helped hundreds of Ottawa residents get their shots, delivering over 200 doses within a single day. But her plans for a third Jabapalooza on May 29 had been thrown in jeopardy after...

  TORONTO -- While Ontario’s new stay-at-home order will force most people indoors for the next month, one doctor says there’s nothing wrong with a little fresh air. “From a medical, scientific and public health standpoint, we know that outdoor environments are way safer compared to indoor environments when we look at transmission,” Dr. Isaac Bogoch told CTV News Toronto on Thursday. As an infectious diseases specialist and member of the provinces vaccine distribution task force, B...

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 8 March 2021 THE move by the House of Representatives to amend the provisions of the 1999 Constitution by removing matters relating to wages from the Exclusive Legislative List to the Concurrent Legislative List is a welcome development and long overdue. The bill, when assented to by the President after its passage by the lawmakers, will ensure that the respective 36 states and 774 local government areas in the country will determine different wages for their...

TORONTO — While Ontarios sport minister says NHL teams could dine at certain restaurants not open to the public during the provinces stay-at-home order, teams in Toronto havent had meals outside . . .