Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says the province lost more than 355,000 jobs last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The car-sized vehicle — the biggest, most sophisticated Mars rover ever built — will attempt to collect rock and soil samples to see if there was ever life on the Red Planet.

Fraser Health recently added a Feb. 2 trivia night at a Port Moody pub to its COVID-19 public exposure page.

Nearly 20 years after its inception, Sobey Art Award administrators have removed age limits in an attempt to reflect the art community’s desires and help struggling artists get through the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Athletics Canada says it is working with provincial partners and meet directors to maximize competitive track and field opportunities for its athletes in late spring and early summer ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.

Canada’s national legal organization says the justice system should embrace the technological modernization forced upon it by the COVID-19 pandemic and is calling for more investment to support the move to online justice in a post-pandemic world.

More than four years after Brayden Bushby threw a trailer hitch from a moving car in Thunder Bay, Ont., striking Barbara Kentner of Wabigoon Lake Ojibway First Nation in the abdomen, family members will have a chance to tell the court how that action caused harm to them and the broader community.

Officials in Canada’s most populous province are not submitting key COVID-19 data to the federal government’s health agency, making it difficult to get a clear, national picture of how the first phase of the country’s vaccination program is progressing.

Convenience store chain 7-Eleven Canada says it is preparing many of its Ontario shops to serve beer and wine in the store.

Kim Crevatin is asking Horizon Health to make exceptions to its strict no-visitor rules for those who have loved ones living in hospital long-term because they are waiting for a nursing home bed.