A shocking and grim new reality in Ontario when it comes to the spread of COVID-19 as people are now dying of the virus in their homes.

Health-care workers from other provinces and non-hospital settings could be deployed to Ontario’s overburdened intensive care units as early as next week, the health minister said Thursday.

#BREAKING: Canada bans flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days #CDNpoli 

CityNews asked major Toronto-area police services about their policies on using body-worn cameras, including when the footage captured should be released to the public, or handed over to the SIU

Essential worker Barry Sternberg was denied a COVID-19 test just last week in the peak of the pandemic's third wave after one of his staff tested positive for COVID-19. “I was sitting in front of her, she had the test right there,” he said.

The Section 22 order from the City of Toronto requiring workplaces where there are five or more COVID-19 cases to close, with some exceptions, will take effect at midnight on Friday.

Pregnant women will soon be able to receive a COVID-19 vaccine as the province plans to move pregnancy from the at-risk category of health conditions to the highest risk category for vaccine eligibility, a source has confirmed to 680 NEWS.