The new, lower age-range for AstraZeneca covers the second most likely cohort in Ontario to get COVID-19.

The 739-page federal budget proposes $101 billion in new spending.

While the federal Liberals say the first race is to defeat the coronavirus and beat back the pandemic, the federal budget makes clear Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his finance minister, Chrystia Freeland, have their eyes on a longer track and wou...

The pandemic marriage of convenience between Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives and Justin Trudeau’s Liberals may not be over, but the honeymoon is ending.

The province walked back the plan almost immediately — but not before many saw it as another move toward further over-policing poor and racialized communities.

Those people in the street, in Minneapolis and cities across the U.S., are not supposed to influence the jurors, who need to sort out fact from fiction and guilt from innocence based on the facts they’ve heard. But whatever they decide will certain...

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland promised “feminist economic policy,” while trying to strike a balance between addressing the still-raging COVID-19 pandemic and helping the economy recover.

It’s a move that raises red flags and is likely to spark outrage as people await details.

Federal budget winners include parents, small business and environmentalists — restaurants, fiscal hawks and Canadians hoping for pharmacare, better luck next time

Local officials asked for flexibility on 12-month deadlines, more options for new builds.

The federal government’s 2021 budget extends several support programs for Canadians facing unemployment and loss of income during the pandemic, including extending temporary changes to Employment Insurance

Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy and Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy expanded beyond June 5 deadline but will be gradually phased out by end of September.

Premier Doug Ford’s embattled Progressive Conservatives concede they “poorly communicated and poorly executed” measures designed to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Meanwhile: Ontario and Quebec impose new interprovincial travel restrictions in effort to slow surging COVID-19 variants; Atlantic provinces consider whether to help Ontario out.