Tim Sauvé was given a terminal diagnosis after contracting COVID late last year. But doctors at the University Health Network performed what they believe is Canada’s first double-lung transplant on a COVID patient, saving his life.

Province’s public health units will make final decisions on whether to bring kids back to schools when spring break ends on April 19.

Move to offer remote classes full-time for elementary and secondary students is ‘major change when we are in middle of pandemic,’ education experts say.

The news of Fisher’s passing came late Saturday night, as he reportedly died from liver failure.

The Ontario government has pledged to vaccinate 40 per cent of adults by May 5. Here’s how that’s going so far.

Meanwhile, Ontario has administered more than 3.1 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, with 22.6 per cent of all Ontarians over the age of 16 now having received at least one dose.

Calgary will retain 50 per cent of Rittich’s contract in a move that gives the Leafs some depth behind Jack Campbell, with fellow goaltender Frederik Andersen’s injury status up in the air.

Extraordinary circumstances have squeezed the imagination of pretty much everyone at this unusual trade deadline in the strangest NHL season ever, writes Damien Cox.

The Blue Jackets captain arrives along with Sharks forward Stefan Noesen in exchange for draft picks.

Jane and Finch, home to many essential workers, has the city’s lowest vaccination rate. Moore Park, an affluent area, has the highest. What these two neighbourhoods tell us about the vaccine rollout.

The NDP Leader capped off a three-day convention that was marred by technical glitches and frustration from delegates, declaring the Liberals are governing for the ‘ultra-rich’ and positioning the New Democrats as Canada’s true progressive part...

The power failure at Iran’s Natanz uranium enrichment site was described by Iran as “nuclear terrorism” as talks were underway in Vienna to restore the 2015 nuclear deal.