Beyond Local

The commissioners said the government was ill-prepared for a pandemic, and failed to act as quickly as other jurisdictions to protect the long-term care sector

Ornge paramedics have taken issue a provincial law that came into effect in 2019 and caps public sector wage increases to one per cent a year

Christine Elliott says more than 73,000 appointments were booked between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. EDT, despite the frustrations described by some social media users

Health Minister Christine Elliott says people will be contacted to arrange a new time for their second appointment if that happens

Forty per cent of those people were infected with one of the three variants of concern Canada is tracking

'There's a lot of mental health issues associated with the discrimination, the systemic discrimination, that Black workers have faced and continue to face — a lot of racial trauma that Black workers are facing,' advocate says

Workers recently told they 'wouldn't be entitled to coverage because they are freelancers, not employees, and the same goes if they need to quarantine or isolate,' Association advocate says

Federal government asked the former Supreme Court Justice and United Nations human rights commissioner last week to lead a year-long review of the military’s approach to preventing and punishing sexual crimes and behaviour

As of April 23, eight people under 19 had died of COVID-19 in Canada; more than 40 per cent of deaths of people in their 20s, 30s and 40s have also occurred since February

Pfizer doses only shots scheduled for arrival in Canada over the next seven days, Moderna slated to deliver next shipment of more than one million doses next week