In an alarming new trend, people are dying at home from COVID-19 as the third wave of the pandemic increasingly fills hospitals with patients who are younger and sicker.

The Canadian government is banning all direct passenger flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days as COVID-19 makes a deadly resurgence in that region.

The variant adding to India’s surge in cases has recently been discovered in Canada.

An emotional Ford apologized to Ontarians six days after announcing — and then quickly withdrawing — controversial measures like closing playgrounds and expanding random police checks.

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As local health units grapple with neighbourhood flare-ups amid vaccine shortages, some areas on the government’s original list of vaccination priorities will take a back seat.

Meanwhile, the federal government is suspending incoming passenger flights from India and Pakistan for the next month as cases of COVID-19 surge in both countries; Ontario’s child-care workers demand vaccines as daycares remain open.

Scarborough residents woke up early Thursday and headed to pop-up clinics to line up in the cold. The experience was full of disappointment, frustration and anger for many.

No details have been announced about Ontario’s move for paid sick leave for all, but as physicians, we have recommendations to make sure our most vulnerable workers don’t get forgotten, they write.

Humber River Hospital tweeted that, despite having 600 available doses of AstraZeneca at the Downsview Arena pop-up clinic, there was no line. The shots were opened up to any resident of Toronto that was 40 years or older, regardless of area code.

Maj. Kellie Brennan was testifying Thursday before the House of Commons standing committee on the status of women, which is probing sexual misconduct in the military.

‘When it’s official … I will not respond to anything other than Dr. Lowry,’ joked the Raptors star.

Tech companies in Toronto have long touted perks like a stocked fridge to assuage employees. But after a solemn year of the pandemic and global Black Lives Matter protests, companies are hiring HR firms to add diversity and inclusion policies so they...