Medical masks such as N95 respirators are in short supply and need to be reserved for health-care settings

Inebriated raccoons have been spotted stumbling around Stittsville and sleeping off their hangovers in broad daylight, residents say.

Who could have imagined that the COVID-19 pandemic could undo decades, if not centuries, of public health progress?

Sweden’s top epidemiologist has admitted his strategy to fight Covid-19 resulted in too many deaths, after persuading his country to avoid a strict lockdown.

Instead of blowing the windfall on ‘temptation goods’, such as alcohol, drugs or cigarettes, they spent it on rent, clothing and food, study finds

The embattled AstraZeneca inoculations have faced more grief then is warranted; they’re viable and help prevent COVID-19 deaths

Public health cannot be individualized. Abandoning collective approaches to disease mitigation is a recipe for disaster.

Travis Kelce takes a break from the swirling Taylor Swift rumors to inform the public that they can get both shots during the same visit.

Canada's highest court will not hear an appeal that challenged limits on religious gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a significant endorsement for British Columbia's provincial health...

Victoria succeeded by testing widely, tracing contacts aggressively and enforcing some of the most Draconian restrictions in the democratic world

Canada’s measures have saved thousands of lives. We’ll get rid of them when we’re good and ready

In order for this scenario to be the delicious come-uppance its fans believe it to be, you have to see the Conservative Leader as the underdog, not the reporter trying to ask a question

The circumstances surrounding the deaths of Barry and his wife Honey have been labelled ‘suspicious’ by police, as friends and neighbours try and come to terms with the passing of one of the city’s...

As the pandemic rages on, the role of nursing staff has been frequently overlooked and consistently undervalued.

Masking and physical distancing policies at The Ottawa Hospital are "all wrong," says a pneumonia and lung cancer patient who tested positive for COVID-19 while receiving care at the hospital.

The three federal party leaders walked side-by-side for several blocks near the beginning of the parade as a show of unity

Nadia Chaudhri, who was renowned for creating scholarships for underrepresented young scientists and raising awareness about ovarian cancer amid her terminal diagnosis, has died. She was 43. 

One of the many truisms this pandemic has exposed is that the cities we have are not the cities we need. Toronto, as with everything related to COVID-19, has been slow to admit and act on it

Covid isn't over. Mask up again, please.

Says Oriuwa, 26, days before graduation: “It’s not easy representing your race. Being the only Black person, you are acutely aware of race and identity at all times. There are these tropes people...

It’s a hard truth that some kids live with parents who are transphobic. No province should forcibly out gender nonconforming kids to these parents.

In a time of great uncertainty and anxiety, Dr. Theresa Tam has emerged as a 'compelling' figure who has an ability to deliver information without dramatizing the stakes. 'She gives us straightforw...

We were the ones who talked about closing our borders to the world. Now the world is closing its borders to us.

Public health workers in Josephine County, Ore., said they had walked from car to car, giving shots to drivers with vaccine doses that would expire in six hours.

Almost all of the 8,258 staffers working at The Hospital For Sick Children in Toronto have received both COVID-19 shots, officials say, with only 148 staff members who haven’t now placed on a leave...

There is no evidence that an individual is worse off for having avoided earlier infection

OPINION: People who use home care cannot “do our own risk assessment.” We don’t have a choice.

A man who removed his mask and deliberately coughed on a server at a Calgary bar last year has been convicted of assault and sentenced to two years probation.

These are anxious times for journalism and democracy. As part of an event hosted by the Samara Centre for Democracy, former news anchor Lisa LaFlamme tells IDEAS what can and must be done to bolster...

Premier Doug Ford has released a statement, calling reports that one of the doctor’s serving on the Ontario COVID-19 advisory science table was paid by the elementary teacher’s union “deeply concer...