'Packed' Ontario lecture halls need distancing, capacity limits, union says

The government said its guidelines are based on the advice of the chief medical officer.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, September 23.

Premier appeals to unity and understanding on vaccine certificates

He vowed they would be a temporary measure, but did not define at what point they would be lifted.

Premier Ford promises to call mother who is camping outside his office for autism supports

Stacy Kennedy said she's hopeful about a call and isn't leaving until she sees some movement.

Ford commits to spend 'every single penny' of COVID support

The premier was also asked about child care, overdoses and his absence from the public eye.

All parties commit 2022 candidates will be vaccinated

"I can't be up here preaching to get vaccinated and our own team isn't vaccinated," Ford said.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, September 22.

Stakeholders and politicians react to #Elxn44

RNAO CEO Doris Grinspun highlighted the nursing shortage and vaccine mandates as key issues.

Talks between Ontario's optometrists and government remain stalled

The Ontario Association of Optometrists said it hopes the return of the legislature will add pressure on the government. ...

Premier tries to reassure skeptics on vaccine certificates as opposition worries about rollout

CMOH Dr. Kieran Moore expressed confidence that the certificates will boost vaccination rates.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Tuesday, September 21.

Liberals look to win most seats and form next federal government

The Conservatives are set to form the Official Opposition.