Ontario reported a single-day record of 3,519 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, as well as 89 more deaths of people with the illness — the deadliest day of the entire pandemic.

Ontario reported 3,519 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, another single-day high in a province facing growing caseloads and increasing stress on hospital systems.

The national organization for Inuit women says the recent death of a Nunavut mother highlights the need for adequate child birthing services in Nunavut.

Quebec has become the first province to institute a curfew as part of new restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19, but already the curfew’s legality and effectiveness are being questioned by both health experts and civil liberties groups.​​​​​​​

A former Liberal MP facing charges of fraud and breach of trust related to his time in office has had his case adjourned until next month.

A new research report by the Department of National Defence suggests the longer the COVID-19 pandemic rages, the stronger right-wing extremism and other threats in Canada and around the world are likely to become.

Canada is falling behind in its initial rollout of COVID-19 vaccines at a critical time in the pandemic, and experts say our most vulnerable populations are being left at risk.

Airlines have been told new regulations that come into effect tomorrow will not give them the power to exercise their own discretion and allow travellers to board planes to Canada if they were unable to get a negative COVID-19 test abroad, CBC News has learned.

A 10-year-old Saskatchewan girl’s life has been brightened by the colourful ribbon skirts of women across the globe after she was shamed for wearing her own.

As the pandemic’s deadly second wave continues, southwestern Ontario’s largest morgue has reached capacity in recent days, forcing the London Health Sciences Centre network of hospitals to bring in a refrigerated trailer to store bodies, CBC News has learned.