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The association representing undergraduate students at Queen's University will conduct a review of the history of misogynistic signs at the school's homecoming parties after several appeared at rowdy gatherings over the weekend, the group said Wednes

Toronto Public Health is rolling out resources to help parents of young children prepare for the approval of COVID-19 shots.

TORONTO — A northern Ontario Liberal says he regrets asking the government for accommodations for a personal support worker in his constituency who refused to get vaccinated.

TORONTO — Ontario is set to release its fall economic statement on Nov. 4. The economic outlook and fiscal review will provide an update on the province's finances, such as its deficit projections.

TORONTO — Ontario is set to introduce legislation that would require businesses to let delivery workers use their washrooms. Labour Minister Monte McNaughton said it is a common sense change that will preserve dignity for those workers.

LONDON, Ont. — A London, Ont., man facing terror charges in an incident that killed four members of a Muslim family has had his case adjourned until next month.

Ontario is reporting 304 COVID-19 cases today and four deaths from the virus. The numbers are based on 31,569 tests. Health Minister Christine Elliott says 220 cases are in people who aren't fully vaccinated or have unknown vaccination status.

TORONTO — Police say a teen girl who was struck by a vehicle in Toronto's east end has died. Investigators say the crash took place around 11:45 a.m. Tuesday (at Birchmount Road and Danforth Avenue).

A group of science experts advising Ontario on the pandemic says mandating COVID-19 vaccines for hospital workers would reduce the risk of staff shortages because fewer employees would be likely to get infected by the virus.

The office of Ontario's chief coroner is embarking on a review of unidentified human remains found in the last four decades to determine if any are linked to former residential schools. Dr.