Shallima Maharaj

Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital will not only address Mackenzie Health’s own backlog, but it will provide assistance to William Osler Health System and Southlake Regional Health Centre.

An Ontario Ministry of Health spokesperson tells Global News the provincial government, along with its partners, developed a portal for “eventual mass vaccination appointments.”

The COVID-19 immunization pilot project officially launched Friday in Toronto, Windsor-Essex, and Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington public health units.

As more Ontarians continue to get immunized against COVID-19, some are finding it difficult booking an appointment at their pharmacy.

Canadian families who lost loved ones in the attacks on 9/11 reflect on the day that changed everything, and how they’re trying to move forward.

The family of a 13-year-old boy is speaking out after they say he was attacked by a dog recently in the headlines for being released by Vaughan Animal Services.

The 2021 ‘Who’s Hungry’ survey found that between April 1, 2020 and March 31, 2021, there were 1.45 million visits to Toronto food banks, marking the highest number of visits ever.

Security experts say there’s been an increase in cyberattacks during the pandemic, particularly toward health-care infrastructure.

Effective Saturday at 12:01 am, capacity must be scaled back by 50 per cent. The change will apply to indoor venues that typically host 1,000 people or more.

Surveillance videos obtained by Global News showed the alleged perpetrators smashing glass door panels at York Region businesses to gain entry.

Many employees are returning to GTA offices, but not for the traditional five-day work week. Some are adopting hybrid models of work,

The province is proposing a range of penalties aimed at cracking down on Ontario condo and home developers who attempt to bilk buyers.

The City of Toronto says it is working with security contractors in response to a complaint launched by the World Sikh Organization.

The Oakville and Milton Humane Society has teamed up with the University of Toronto’s anthropology department to excavate the remains of over 500 animals at its pet cemetery.

A Peel Region non-profit is sounding the alarm about the impact of the housing crisis on BIPOC youth without stable, long-term housing options.

A boring machine that became trapped underground at Old Mill Drive in spring 2022 is finally free, but the cost of unearthing it has ballooned from initial estimates.

The CEO of Markham Public Library is apologizing after an email was leaked directing staff to remove Islamic Heritage Month displays due to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.

A group of residents has penned a letter to officials about a homeless encampment at Clarence Square Park in downtown Toronto. Some are calling for the site to be cleared.

Groups involved with organizing a Feb. 12 protest against Israeli airstrikes on Rafah say politicians and hospital CEOs were too quick to label their actions.

Some west Toronto residents are calling for a property tax reimbursement after disruptions to their neighbourhood caused by a prolonged city construction project.