Dr. Oduche Onwuanyi was working in the room with five other people when the noose was hung, according to the summary of testimony.

Monday’s board of health vote on decriminalization is only the latest step in the city’s attempt at treating addiction as a health care issue.

The county is asking everyone who was at Elite Restaurant in Kingsville from Nov. 18 to Dec. 2. to get tested.

A Conservative MP says asking her to resubmit proof of her medical exemption from receiving a COVID-19 vaccination was a case of political overreach by the Liberal government.

Dominic Barton is leaving the diplomatic post just three months after securing the release of two Canadians from Chinese prisons, the Star has learned.

The international politics encircling the Beijing Olympics intensified Monday when the United States announced it would stage a “diplomatic boycott” of the Games to protest China’s human rights abuse.

Unlike the first waves, the trouble is increasingly found in wide-open spaces, as more rural communities see high case counts. The Star visited Dunville in southwestern Ontario.

Ontario’s vaccine passport will be around much longer than next month, Health Minister Christine Elliott concedes.

'What happened took away our joy. It also took away our safety. We want to play like everyone else.'

Toronto Public Health has identified and has followed up with close contacts and asked them to self-isolate, check for symptoms and get tested.

There are 80 COVID cases linked to a current outbreak at Maplehurst Correctional Complex in Milton, according to Halton Public Health.

Meanwhile, a court in Myanmar on Monday sentenced Aung San Suu Kyi, the country’s ousted civilian leader, to four years on charges of inciting public unrest and breaching COVID-19 protocols.