Beyond Local

Doctors and researchers believe there are a number of possible explanations as to why “long haulers” are experiencing chronic symptoms

A science communicator and a university professor both say public health messages targeting young people need to acknowledge that they may be engaging in more risky behaviour

An associate professor of philosophy at University of Guelph says anti-mask sentiment is likely a symbol of a larger uncertainty "of what the pandemic will do to us in the long term"

The announcement comes after Ford tightened restrictions on private gatherings

Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says the nod of approval comes begrudgingly because Ontario's proposal will not cut greenhouse-gas emissions as much as the federal version of a carbon tax

J.D. Power's May and June survey of more than 6,700 credit-cardholders also suggested that consumers whose income was dented during the pandemic were generally less satisfied with their credit-card companies

The suit alleges systemic negligence on the part of the RCMP in investigating cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women

Evaluating at-home participation by the same yardstick as an in-person event doesn’t account for differences in format and mode of engagement, prof says

Out of the 83 per cent of Canadian participants unimpressed with the U.S. response, 57 per cent rated it as "very bad" and 26 per cent as "somewhat bad"

Broken down by age, younger respondents were more likely than those over 55 to believe statements were being exaggerated