West Lincoln Mayor Dave Bylsma did not respond to requests for comment. The woman who received his message called it “shocking.”

Shopping for doses is taking some people from home in their bids to get an appointment.

Some regions are implementing their own COVID-19 hotspot plans, but with a lower supply this week, there’s concern Ontario pulled the plug too soon.

Some say the ‘naming and shaming’ campaign from B.C. police could have unintended consequences.

Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott said the government is working closely with public health officials to ensure a safe reopening of the economy, expected after June 2.

“Palestinians are no longer hidden from view, long held hostage by the Israel government’s broad narrative depicting Palestinians as terrorists, and unreliable partners for peace, and unworthy of the rights conferred unto them under international...

Court case of Rod and Ekaterina Baker delayed until June 15 as defence and prosecutors try to work out a deal.

Premier Doug Ford is getting gang-tackled for his pandemic prohibition on outdoor sports.

Inspectors visited 700 workplaces in the past week and found 85 per cent did not need a repeat visit. But health and safety experts say existing requirements aren’t enough to protect against aerosol transmission.

Meanwhile, The United Arab Emirates announced Tuesday that it will begin offering booster shots to those who received the Chinese state-backed Sinopharm vaccine six months after vaccination.

Trudeau said he was informed “a number of weeks ago” that Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin faced a military investigation.

Bhatia and the late actress and director Penny Marshall, who cheered on the Clippers and the Lakers, are the first members of its newly built Superfan Gallery.