The frustration is palpable in Joan’s voice, as over the phone from Nova Scotia she recounts how her husband never received the results of his at-home COVID-19 test from Switch Health after he returned to Canada on a recent flight from a country in Africa.

It seemed like a good idea at the time.

We’re headed into another busy week on the Hill. Here are three pieces of policy and politicking to look for.

Quebec sets another daily COVID-19 vaccination record, halfway to June 24 goal

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

The police service said it is not naming the officer to protect the identity of the victim

Forensic investigators were called to the scene and the OPP crime unit is investigating the circumstances

Sixteen workers at National Steel Car on Kenilworth Avenue North have tested positive for coronavirus

Base metals sector boosts Toronto market in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

In her book ‘Hype,’ journalist Gabrielle Bluestone takes a critical look at Insta-famous influencers who fuel the hype machine, writes Jay Robb.

Pregnant people in Ontario are now able to book a COVID-19 vaccine after the Ministry of Health on Friday announced pregnancy had been moved up to the “highest risk” category in the provincial rollout.

Employers grant workers time off to get COVID-19 vaccination

Man and woman found dead inside home in Simcoe, Ont.

Sunrise Senior Living pulls out of project for Wilson Street property after council approves a three-storey building.

Sunrise Senior Living pulls out of project for Wilson Street property after council approves a three-storey building.

Hamilton police want to find jewelry stolen from victim before stabbing death

The Stoney Creek councillor was recorded by a former undercover Hamilton police officer talking about the building department.

Public health said Black and racialized individuals make up almost half of the city’s COVID cases

Rise in sudden COVID-19 deaths at home still a mystery, chief coroner says

Despite the COVID-19 restrictions that have forced her to close and reopen her business multiple times, Teresa Nocita still has plenty of good news to report.

Peel, Toronto could begin workplace closures today to control COVID-19 outbreaks

Toronto firefighter charged with careless driving while on emergency call

Domestic: 5U.S.: 4Overseas: 47 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry3 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessel handled fertilizer cargo1 vessel handled aggregate1 vessel handled finished stee

VANCOUVER—B.C.’s Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General has announced a legal order to restrict travel of people outside their own health regions.

Toronto doctor charged with sexually assaulting teenage patient in 2006

Mayor to commemorate third anniversary of Toronto's van attack with remarks

Akash Skaria was prepared to start a new life with her young family in Canada in May.

Quebec sets another daily COVID-19 vaccination record, halfway to June 24 goal

'Super competitive': Warehouse demand soars amid shift to online shopping

Employers grant workers time off to get COVID-19 vaccination

Base metals sector boosts Toronto market in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

If we’ve learned anything during the past year and a bit of the pandemic, it’s that none of us are really safe until all of us are safe.

Hamilton’s public school board is adding its voice to a chorus of opposition to the province’s proposal to make remote learning a permanent option for students once the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

Hamilton’s public school board is adding its voice to a chorus of opposition to the province’s proposal to make remote learning a permanent option for students once the COVID-19 pandemic ends.

Peel, Toronto could begin workplace closures today to control COVID-19 outbreaks

A public health laboratory, a manufacturer of military-grade night vision systems, and a car dealership are amongst the Toronto employers reporting new workplace COVID-19 outbreaks, city data shows.

Ontario announced Friday morning that this group is now considered “highest risk” in light of new data

Mayor to commemorate third anniversary of Toronto's van attack with remarks

Base metals sector boosts Toronto market in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

Peel, Toronto could begin workplace closures today to control COVID-19 outbreaks

Sun Life buying U.S. company Pinnacle Care International for $108 million

Some councillors believe the last chapter in the never-ending story is about to be written

Yannick Bisson helming his first feature film in the city

Some correctional officers are waiting three more weeks until they can be vaccinated, according to the union

The Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development confirmed that an inspector is investigating a construction site outbreak at 2126 Rymal Road E

Separated for more than a year, Irma Adoranti and Lita Heinbecker were reunited this week at a Hamilton seniors’ home where they both now reside

But city continues to feel ‘significant pressures’ in 2021 during public health emergency

ATU transit union locals across Canada are threatening protest action if governments ignore calls for vaccine priority and a return to first-wave safe

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

When Adam Romano heard he was eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine in early April, he did what most people in the 21st century would do: he rushed to the Internet to find out all the details.