Sweden should have adopted tougher early measures and the government assumed clearer leadership as COVID-19 hit, though the mostly voluntary no-lockdown strategy was broadly correct, a commission...

Western is implementing vaccine and masking requirements this September to safeguard the health of its community and to provide in-person learning.

Parents are awaiting a COVID vaccine for kids. One doctor said he had “ethically no reason to say no.”

More than 500 Ontario doctors are asking the Doug Ford government to keep schools open in January despite the rapid spread of the COVID-19 Omicron variant.

In March 2020, people from all over the world were told that they needed to close their businesses, pull their children out of school, avoid friends and family and stay home to help stop rampant...

All of Ontario will be under lockdown as of Christmas Eve, sources tell CTV News Toronto.

There's growing evidence that parents are getting fed up with online learning in Ontario, with some calling for boycotts and "parent strikes" on social media as the province shifts to virtual classes...

With COVID-19 restrictions lifted this summer throughout Saskatchewan, public health officials say it is safe for schools to resume traditional in-class learning this fall.

Parents of elementary school children in Toronto are expressing concern after their children were asked not to speak during lunch in an effort to curb transmission of COVID-19.

Evidence from across North America now suggests that the damage caused by closing schools in Ontario this spring was inflicted for no benefit.

We need to keep testing, tracing, wearing respirator masks and improving ventilation to prevent a fourth wave

The head of the union representing London-area public elementary teachers says virtual learning period could be coming.

COVID-19 hospitalizations instead of case counts should determine our public health measures to fight the Omicron variant wave

Are other Mass. schools soon to follow?

When Rose Chartrand's daughter Livia came down in September with a fever that lasted seven days, Chartrand suspected an ear infection and wanted to get it looked at.

Some Western students are disappointed with the London, Ont., university's decision to put new masking and booster-dose requirements for the fall, especially given they'd already paid tuition....

"We're starting to recover a little bit, but business is not flourishing," says Peter Sergakis, owner of several establishments.

A joint letter from Ottawa's teachers' unions is asking that medical officer of health Dr. Vera Etches keep schools closed until additional safety measures are put in place to protect staff and...

Ottawa Public Health has asked sports organizations in the city to consider temporarily pausing indoor sports and team activities to help reduce the transmission of COVID-19.