Embattled leader Annamie Paul has vowed to make the Greens the “most diverse party in federal politics.” But she is facing threats to her leadership from top officials in her own party.

When fully-vaccinated international tourists will be allowed into Canada is the next step in discussions on current travel restrictions, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said. But when might unvaccinated travellers be allowed?

Ontario is reaching out to people not yet vaccinated against COVID-19 with more targeted walk-in, pop-up and mobile clinics as the province prepares to phase out mass vaccination centres at hospitals, arenas and convention centres.

Parents, experts, dismayed at Ontario government decision to quietly end coverage for free asymptomatic COVID testing for kids as summer begins.

The premier said nurse compensation is, on average, 5.6 per cent higher than the rest of Canada and that “we have a $16-$17 billion deficit.” The head of the nurses union called the wage rollback plan “incredibly insulting” to an “exhausted...

Meanwhile, Pfizer will seek U.S. authorization for a third dose of its vaccine, on the grounds that another shot within 12 months could dramatically boost immunity and maybe help ward off the latest, worrisome coronavirus variant, The Associated Pres...

Four days before four-year-old Keira Kagan and her father Robin Brown died after falling from a cliff at Rattlesnake Point, a child welfare worker knew Brown was showing “dangerous behaviour consistent with a parent that would kill or harm a child,...

Nicholas Mills’ management of the Algonquin trip offered more protection for student safety than the majority of canoe trips taking young people into the wilderness, his defence argued Thursday.

The people of Haiti, Jean said, often feel as though they are not able to discuss their country’s future with the foreign decision-makers embedded in their country.

“Federal politics is, in my view, increasingly a disgraceful triumph of harmful partisanship over substantive action,” she wrote in a letter released Thursday.

We were starved of the joys of international soccer, and so much more, for too long, Brendan Dunlop writes, and we have been rewarded with fascinating stories.