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Concerns over loss of staff and waits times for urgent care will grow if the premier goes through with his plan to help clear a backlog from the COVID-19 pandemic, warns the regulatory body for Ontario’s doctors. → Read More
Minister says overdoses have soared in the last two decades, killing a record 2,819 people in the province last year alone, an increase from 336 in 2003. → Read More
Marion Boyd, Ontario’s first woman attorney general who helped point the way to same-sex benefits and approved controversial plea deal with Karla Homolka, has died. → Read More
As they wrap up a self-imposed, two-week “social assistance diet” on grocery budgets of $95.21 — in hopes of pressuring Premier Doug Ford to double rates paid to recipients — several New Democrat MPPs described what it’s been like. → Read More
But there is no word yet on when the general public will be able to get the shots aimed at blunting a fall and winter wave. → Read More
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath is releasing a fresh salvo of election ads as ousted Hamilton-area MPP Paul Miller takes shots at the party heading into Ontario’s June 2 election campaign. → Read More
The closures of indoor restaurant dining, gyms, movie theatres and other restrictions could remain in place beyond their scheduled expiry, Dr. Kieran Moore warns. → Read More
Ontario will not follow Quebec’s lead with a health tax on residents not vaccinated against COVID-19, Premier Doug Ford said. → Read More
Ontario is throwing hundreds of internationally trained nurses into the COVID-19 fight but critics point out the system is thousands of nurses short. → Read More
With more hospitals across Ontario hitting an Omicron crunch by the day, pressure is increasing on Premier Doug Ford to prevent a looming crisis amid the double whammy of rising patient numbers and staff isolating at home with symptoms. → Read More
Jim Warren fills a vacancy left by ex-chair, Peter Deeb, who resigned ‘for personal reasons’ earlier this year amid controversy. → Read More
Eye exams for children, seniors and social assistance recipients are back on starting Tuesday in a truce between optometrists and Ontario government → Read More
The question of mandatory COVID-19 shots for hospital workers won’t be settled until next month despite calls from opposition parties for Premier Doug... → Read More
Nursing homes across Ontario will share an extra $270 million to hire 4,000 more nurses and personal support workers by March as Premier Doug Ford’s g... → Read More
Ontario’s vaccination rate slowed over the Labour Day weekend and needs to ramp back up to provide better protection against COVID-19, says Ontario’s ... → Read More
Ontario will unveil a COVID-19 vaccination passport system for entry into restaurants, gyms, theatres and other non-essential venues as early as Wedne... → Read More
York Regional Police were dispatched to Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s home twice in the last two days as anti-vaccine protesters shouted and wave... → Read More
In a push to get more COVID-19 shots into students and teachers with the Delta variant surging, Ontario is directing school boards and regional public... → Read More
Hit hard by infections, deaths and devastating staff shortages during the first two waves of the pandemic, nursing homes are joining the call for Prem... → Read More
New statistics show 83 per cent of Ontarians who became infected with COVID-19 recently had not been vaccinated, chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moor... → Read More