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The Ford government has been blamed for failing to protect people in long-term care homes, where the novel coronavirus has killed more than 3,750 residents

Sometimes a car accident is no one’s fault. But no-fault insurance systems are problematic, economics prof says

After supplies slowed to a trickle earlier this year, the National Advisory Committee on Immunization said provinces and territories can delay second doses by as long as four months

Studies have suggested people who have had COVID-19 may produce the required antibody response with just one dose of a vaccine

Scientists explore what success for mass vaccinations would look like

The airport responded to the pandemic by cutting capital spending by $265 million and temporarily closing more than 40 per cent of its terminal facilities

100 years ago, Macphail became the first woman elected to the Canadian House of Commons

Senate gender parity suggests women are beginning to break through the glass ceiling in Canadian politics

Health Minister Christine Elliott says more vaccine supply will be sent to primary care physicians in the future, though she did not provide specifics

CAF will also update the existing code of conduct to more clearly define actions that are unacceptable and violate the military's values