COVID-19 vaccines roll out in federal prisons
The first distribution of COVID-19 vaccination has begun for vulnerable inmates in federal prisons.
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Biden’s upcoming inauguration sparks conversation on mending ties
As the president-elect grapples to unite a bitterly divided country ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians remain hopeful for better relations with their southern neighbour.
Canada’s youth cannot be the generation left behind
COVID-19 is impacting students’ career prospects and mental health – perhaps more than their physical health.
The vaccine rollout: what you need to know
As the vaccine rollout begins worldwide, here is a look at what we can expect to see in the near future.
Building a solution for winter homelessness in Toronto
City of Toronto issues Khaleel Seivwright a warning for his encampments made for individuals experiencing homelessness — a pressing issue in the winter months.
York collaborates with WHO research on antimicrobial resistance
November 18 marked the one-year anniversary of York’s Global Strategy Lab collaborating with the World Health Organization to establish it as the Collaborating Centre on Global Governance of Antimicrobial Resistance.
What the pandemic has revealed about medical care
Ontario’s healthcare system was underprepared for such a pandemic because the issues with Canada’s medicare dates back to even before COVID-19 struck.
What can Canadians expect from a future President Biden?
The impact of a Biden administration will touch on many issues pertinent to Canadians, including the economy, human rights, and climate change.
Vaccine update: Moderna and Pfizer lead the way
The two pharmaceutical giants have made leaps in their vaccine efforts and hope to have it distributed to the public soon.
Toronto and Peel move into gray lockdown phase
“The situation is extremely serious,” says Premier Doug Ford as Toronto and Peel face a second lockdown.