According to a city rule, security guards working at city shelter and respite sites must be clean-shaven to be able to wear tight-fitting N95 masks.

Scientific director of the science table points to test positivity, wastewater signal and public health units with exponential case growth.

The Ontario bureaucrats fired after the alleged theft of $11 million in provincial COVID-19 relief funds are headed back to court this week as criminal proceedings continue.

There were no COVID restrictions on ferries during this year’s July 1 weekend, but Councillor Joe Mihevc said the crowds may reflect Torontonians’ “pent-up desire to get out and enjoy.”

A total of 15 drivers have been arrested and charged with various impaired driving charges related to the Canada Day long weekend, police say.

The 41-year-old will appear in Clackamas County Circuit Court for arraignment this week.

At least eight Greens are contemplating a run for leader, including provincial leaders and two people who want the party to adopt a two-leader model.

Some Greens eyeing a leadership run this year say the race schedule and rules on fundraising and French-English “proficiency” could keep some candidates out of the race and limit the opportunity to bring in new members and money.

From our banking system to women in the workforce, experts lay out all the reasons Canada isn’t headed for U.S. sub-prime-style delinquency rates.

At 32, I am looking into the possibility of sacrificing — or preserving — my uterus, writes contributor Natasha Luckhardt.