We asked the chair of the Black Scientists’ Task Force on Vaccine Equity, an infectious disease expert and an immunologist to help debunk some of the biggest myths about COVID-19 vaccines.

New education director’s limited teaching experience doesn’t sit well with parents’ group.

For a population whose raison d’être is stress-free winters, the latest COVID-19 rules have brought a mix of frustration and confusion.

Scarborough residents will be on buses starting in 2023, according to a new TTC for how to deal with the aging Scarborough rapid-transit line.

A protest group claims 400 businesses across the country are ready to open up Feb. 11 to fight the lockdown. Those urging them not to point to everything from health risks to fines of up to $10 million.

Only three of the 100 cases of the COVID-19 variant were from people with recent international travel, according to a Public Health Ontario study released Thursday.

Businesses that pivoted to remote working, made changes to online presence, or those in construction or manufacturing were twice as likely to fall prey to a successful attack, the survey found.

Meanwhile, India’s third nationwide study of prevailing coronavirus infections found that 21.4 per cent of adults had already been infected before vaccinations started in January.

Board still unable to say when several of its key online resources will be back on track as attack continues to paralyze databases.

It’s hard to imagine life without Google’s search engine, but with Ottawa’s plans to make tech giants pay for news they use on their platforms, it could become a reality.

Experiments taking place in Australia indicate how Google can control the availability of reliable information on the internet.