Lawyers for the two minor defendants, who deny the allegations, requested the publication ban to protect their identities.

The chorus for a clear plan on how to reopen Canada’s borders to international travellers grew louder Tuesday as Canada was on the brink of hitting a vaccine milestone.

The incident comes the week after four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., were run down in what police are calling a hate-motivated, Islamophobic attack.

Ford said some of the money will also go toward “culturally appropriate, trauma-informed mental health supports” for residential school survivors and their families.

How, where and when you can book that second dose, and where you keep track of sudden changes.

Meanwhile, Newfoundland and Labrador says it will once again welcome Maritime visitors as of June 23.

Pressure is mounting on Annamie Paul to resign as party officials weigh whether to trigger a process that could remove her.

As cases drop elsewhere in Ontario, the remote First Nation of Kashechewan is seeing a troubling surge in COVID-19.

The Democratic senator’s reluctance to cast votes along strictly partisan lines have some of his constituents wondering whose side he’s on, Edward Keenan writes.

We will never know how COVID-19 started, writes Vinay Menon. CSI techs can’t request forensic testing if no DNA is gathered at the crime scene. What we should be doing is pressuring China to explain itself before the next pandemic.

On Headers and Footers, Brendan Dunlop recaps France’s win over Germany and Cristiano Ronaldo’s record day in Budapest with Grant Wahl — American writer, author and host of the Futbol with Grant Wahl podcast.

Indigenous and racialized seniors have lower retirement incomes than white counterparts, study finds. ‘The data reveal that there are real consequences of economic marginalization and systemic racism,’ says its author.