Ontario’s updated COVID-19 vaccination plan will target older citizens first and focus on “hot spots” in the Greater Toronto-Hamilton Area and elsewhere to prevent an estimated 3,700 new cases and almost 200 deaths a each day by the end of May.

The province’s move follows a recommendation by the city’s medical officer of health.

An international agreement to address the issue of child pornography online is under fire by a group of survivors over what they say is a lack of transparency around how it is working.

A newly-opened slaughterhouse has community members and city planners questioning whether it’s time to end the west-end neighbourhood’s industrial legacy.

Meanwhile, urgent calls for COVID-19 vaccine fairness rang through African countries on Friday as more welcomed or rolled out doses from the global COVAX initiative, with officials acutely aware their continent needs much more.

He rose from humble beginnings to become the patriarch of this country’s most legendary hockey family.

The father of Wayne Gretzky was so much to so many, all the while embodying the absolute best of what it means to be Canadian, even if we attribute more to him than he would to himself.

Hockey fans at home and abroad commemorate the legacy of a loving father

Walter Gretzky, the father of hockey great Wayne Gretzky, has died. He was 82.

Toronto’s nine mass vaccination clinics are poised to deliver 120,00 doses a week, more if they run around the clock, said Toronto Public Health chair Coun. Joe Cressy.

There’s a reason why some people refer to COVID-19 variants as “scariants.” If widespread, some of the modelling numbers are quite scary and eventual cases could overwhelm our health care system. If that happens some are worried the Health Care...

The province administered 35,886 vaccine doses as of 8 p.m. Thursday, the highest number of doses administered in a single day yet.