by: Kaitlin Hartley Ontario’s top doctor strongly recommends the use of masks as the province wades through the sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. During his first COVID-19 update in nearly a month, Dr. Kieran [Read More]
Courtesy: Global News By: Matthew Chiu You might remember the perks of being a high-school student.(Not a very newsy Lead. High school during Covid might not be fun.)Partying, hanging out with friends every day, enjoying [Read More]
Source:- Canadian Association of Mental Health By Arpandeep Kaur, Tina Batra, Alonzo, Rueben While COVID-19 poses challenge for the world, it has also caused a challenge to keep up with people’s mental health. Researchers have [Read More]
If you’ve been keeping track of the weather this winter, the extreme cold in January might’ve caught you off-guard after an unusually warm December. The first month of 2022 brought Torontonians windchills under -30ºC and [Read More]
TORONTO — One thing on everyone’s minds is the new Omicron variant of the COVID-19 coronavirus. After the World Health Organization marked it as “a variant of concern” on November 26th, people everywhere have asked questions [Read More]
The federal government proposed a new pandemic aid bill in Parliament on Wednesday afternoon. The Hon. Chrystia Freeland introduced Bill C-2, COVID-19 Economic Recovery Act. If passed, the bill will extend financial supports for workers [Read More]
By Natalia Pinzon. The discovery of the B.1.1.529 coronavirus variant has become an international concern. Starting tomorrow, all flights from seven African countries will be suspended by the UK. These countries will be added to the [Read More]
By Melanie Pileggi Nine people in the Constance Lake First Nation community have currently tested positive for a lung infection called blastomycosis. A state of emergency has now been declared, Constance Lake First Nation Chief [Read More]
Ontario optometrists are pausing a job action today as a “sign of good faith” in formal negotiations with the provincial government over better payments. After more than two months of refusal, they are now taking [Read More]
Gurjot Gill | Toronto Families in Ontario can now book appointments for their children to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Ontario Health Minister, Christine Elliot previously announced that the provincial vaccine portal would open at 8 am but [Read More]
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