The Ontario premier and Toronto mayor made separate calls for tougher measures on Monday, as the federal government said it continues to consider the issue amid concerns over new variants of COVID-19.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is asking the government to let small businesses open their doors. But epidemiologists say though the downward trend in cases is a good thing, we’re not out of the woods yet.

The federal Liberals have kicked out of caucus Brampton Centre MP Ramesh Sangha, charging him with making “baseless and dangerous accusations against a number of his caucus colleagues.” In a statement, the chief government whip Mark Holland says ...

The wife and sons of the Ontario bureaucrat fired after the alleged theft of $11 million in COVID-19 funds say he “admitted to us that he had diverted some money.”

Meanwhile, Merck is giving up on two potential COVID-19 vaccines following poor results in early-stage studies.

CEO of Great Canadian Gaming Corp. steps down after charges of failing to comply with Yukon emergency measures.

First came the fear of the threat. Then the pandemic seeped into every aspect of our lives.

Ten cases confirmed Monday in Toronto of fast-spreading variant that ran rampant through Barrie care home.

The Feb. 5 goal is subject to upcoming deliveries from Pfizer, given that a shipment of 80,000 doses due this week was cancelled and just 26,325 are expected next week.

‘Yes, we’re going to see more traffic, more houses and more people,’ says Oshawa Mayor Steve Carter.

Joe Biden has signed an order called “Ensuring the future is made in all of America by all of America’s workers.” Canadians might well wonder what that means for Canada.

The Muslims in Canada Archive, created by University of Toronto researchers, is working to document Canadian Muslim heritage, and change the way the community has been represented.