Staffing shortages, a funding model that incentivizes the wrong things and building design that puts workers and residents in danger — these are some of the things an investigation into Ontario’s long-term-care homes will likely reveal, according to experts.

MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic

Minds behind pandemic predicting algorithm already thinking about future beyond COVID-19

Despite severe restrictions on his business for more than two months and earning significantly less income, a local Brampton restaurateur is doing what he can to help out the city’s homeless and front-line health-care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professor Markus Biehl has been partially working from home for years.

Toronto wardrobe consultant and personal shopper Kara Brownlee has been getting creative these days.

Food inspection agency says variety of vegan chocolate bars contains milk

Ontario reports 460 new cases of COVID-19, 25 new deaths

NEW YORK—Beware rogue ravenous rats.

Toronto officials say crowding and public drinking at city park can't be allowed

Maybe we should be angry at the thousands of peacock people who gathered in Trinity Bellwoods Park Saturday. Many drank openly, then urinated or defecated in people’s driveways or backyards in the absence of open bathrooms. They were jammed together; it was easily double the crowd for a typical sunny May day, according to city councillor Joe Cressy, who went to see. The cameras didn’t lie.

Maybe we should be angry at the thousands of peacock people who gathered in Trinity Bellwoods Park Saturday. Many drank openly, then urinated or defecated in people’s driveways or backyards in the absence of open bathrooms. They were jammed together; it was easily double the crowd for a typical sunny May day, according to city councillor Joe Cressy, who went to see. The cameras didn’t lie.

Trinity Bellwoods Park was a lot quieter Sunday a day after thousands of people converged on the downtown green space, ignoring social-distancing guidelines and triggering a wave of criticism and warnings by alarmed officials.

Trinity Bellwoods Park was a lot quieter Sunday a day after thousands of people converged on the downtown green space, ignoring social-distancing guidelines and triggering a wave of criticism and warnings by alarmed officials.

Woman arrested after allegedly killing 79-year-old woman in random act

One look at images of Trinity Bellwoods Park on Saturday and it was instantly clear that idiocy is not just an affliction of the American middle class.

One look at images of Trinity Bellwoods Park on Saturday and it was instantly clear that idiocy is not just an affliction of the American middle class.

As the proverbial expressions go, Tim Kuziomko could hit a ball a mile and was strong as an ox.

Federal parties set to resume battle over future of Parliament during COVID-19

Customers are “happy they can come and shop,” says Terra Waterdown manager Dani Chevrette

Mississauga mosque celebrates socially distant Eid with drive-thru gift handouts

Four COVID-19 in-patient unit staff members test positive for novel coronavirus

Quebec reports 44 new COVID-19 deaths as Montreal retailers prepare to reopen

OTTAWA—The battle over the future of Parliament in the age of COVID-19 will resume in earnest Monday when a small group of MPs returns to the floor of the House of Commons to argue about the path forward.

MINSK, BELARUS—About 1,000 protesters denouncing authoritarian Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s seeking of another term in an upcoming election have held the largest opposition demonstration of the year in the capital Minsk.

A steady stream of cars dropped off goods Saturday

They say some plants are goof-proof. We’ll see about that, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.

Carol Thorman and her circle of friends – actually they’re mostly virtual strangers – have cranked out 33,000 face masks.

AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., temporarily halted work at its Mponeng gold mine in South Africa after more than 164 workers tested positive for COVID-19.

18-year-old dies, 17-year-old in critical condition following Saturday collision

Hamilton residents are urging the city to keep the popular bikeshare program rolling.Over 6,400 people have signed a change.org petition initiated by Cycle Hamilton urging the city to keep the program moving. Uber sent a letter to the city May

Larissa Shingebis, 26, is wanted in connection with the slaying of 79-year-old Little

First Nations health authorities tell Commons committee they need more PPE

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

We are now more than two months into self-quarantining, and the struggles common across working families in this pandemic have become clear. Our debts are rising as monthly bills eclipse our (CERB) incomes, social isolation is proving harmful to mental health, and home-schooling while home-working is justifying why teachers deserve summers off.

Man taken to hospital with injured leg

Romaine Mitchell is confident that a summer without powwows will be “just a small blip” in the cultural history of Indigenous Peoples.

My memories as a kid growing up in the ’90s can be summed up by buffets.

The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.

Liberals' COVID-19 response to agriculture a hard row to hoe for Bibeau

Powwow circuit disrupted by COVID-19, but organizers optimistic for 2021

Suddenly, in this unfamiliar COVID-19 world, we’ve got some decisions to make.

Small businesses who were left reeling in the financial fallout of COVID-19 are slowly beginning to open their doors again, ushering in a new, unfamil

RCMP facing 'systemic sustainability challenges' due to provincial policing role

In March, staff at Willowdale Welcome Centre, which would become the site of the largest COVID-19 outbreak in the city’s shelter system, grew concerned about infection control at the facility.

The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) is a lifesaver to Canadians who have lost work because of COVID-19. But there is a big problem. It does not recognize that in Toronto and other high-demand places, rents are much higher than in smaller communities.

No winning ticket for Saturday night's $21 million Lotto 649 jackpot

Toronto officials condemn 'dangerous' behaviour of people who packed park

Ontarians working from home this spring due to COVID-19 could be in for a break next tax season, an Ottawa-based expert in tax accounting says. That is, if they take the time to claim home office expenses.

Hamilton police investigate homicide of woman, 79, found dead in apartment