Ontario residents who received AstraZeneca as their first COVID-19 vaccine dose now only have to wait eight weeks, not 12 weeks, to get their second dose.

Scarborough’s Tendercare Living Centre was cited in December 2020 for several issues, but it took until late March for the home to be fully in compliance.

Southwestern Ontario has a long history of being a central organizing node for white supremacist and neo-Nazi gangs, and their would-be charismatic leaders — a history observers felt sharply the week following the killing of a Muslim family.

Two companies bid for one prize: Inter Pipeline

Federal lobbying records reveal more than 250 meetings between large telecoms and government officials since key 2019 ruling — while the independents only secured access 19 times.

Here’s your guide to key things that have changed in the city since you last looked around.

It was something like normal as Toronto emerged from one of the longest lockdowns in North America on Friday.

As some restaurants get closer to normal, the Toronto Islamic Centre tries to help worshippers process collective grief and look for healing.

Faced with the spiking figures, Moscow authorities said enforcement of mask and glove wearing on mass transit, in stores and in other public places would be strengthened.

Four decades after the Sandinista revolution deposed a ruthless authoritarian regime, Nicaraguans are facing a last-ditch battle to stop President Daniel Ortega and his family from becoming dictators for life

We’ve bet heavy on pipelines and we depend on a flawed electrical grid tied to old approaches. David Olive suggests we get on with building a better tomorrow.