There's widespread clarity in the merits of rapid testing, which the premiers are inexplicably ignoring, a deadly oversight that has received only a mild scolding from the feds to date, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
It may be too late to ever fully eradicate the virus that causes COVID-19, although experts say widespread vaccinations should be able to drastically reduce its impact on society.
Canada's recently appointed Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Art McDonald says the senior leadership of the Canadian Armed Forces needs to better reflect Canada’s diverse populations after he was criticized online for a tweet about the importance of diversity featuring a photo that appeared to showcase a lack of racial diversity.
Ontario police fired a bullet that struck and killed a one-year-old boy during a standoff near Lindsay last year, the province’s police watchdog has confirmed.
Tim Hortons is modernizing its drive-thru experience and improving its core menu items in a bid to win over customers as the economy starts to reopen, executives with the restaurant's parent company say.
Scientists on Thursday described a drug which hijacks the body's appetite system as a potential 'game changer' in treating obesity after research showed it could cut body weight by up to 20 per cent.
Last year was British Columbia's deadliest on record when it comes to illicit drug overdoses, the province's chief coroner says.
The Ontario government has said it will postpone March Break for students and teachers for a month.
Daniella Leis has been sentenced to three years behind bars for her actions, which led to the explosion that rocked Woodman Avenue in London, Ont.
International travellers staying at federally appointed COVID-19 isolation hotels have complained about lack of communication and an environment of secrecy.
In the Canadian Senate this week, senators voted on the future of medically assisted death (MAID) in Canada, weighing an amendment that could open it up to those suffering solely from mental illnesses.
Severe anxiety related to the novel coronavirus pandemic is now being dubbed as ‘coronaphobia.’
A grieving sister is fighting for answers in the death of her 19-year-old brother, who she says died after being struck by a “ghost gun” while working in Toronto’s troubled tow truck industry.
While the COVID-19 pandemic has had a far-reaching impact on students everywhere, humanitarian Graça Machel says Africa has been particularly hard-hit with hundreds of millions of children struggling to learn with no internet to make up for closed classrooms.
Many advocates now use the term 'disabled people' instead of 'people with disabilities' to describe their community because they say it better centres disability as part of their identity.
