'Some semblance of the 21st century': Lawyers pleased with plan to move court docs online

The province is still working on an "end-to-end e-filing service."

Government-commissioned report calls on province to urgently increase long-term care staffing

The ministry says the report will inform a strategy to be released later this year.

Coronavirus disproportionately affects racialized and low-income residents: TPH data

83 per cent of the cases from May 20 to July 1 were racialized Torontonians.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Thursday, July 30.

SickKids-led group recommends masks for older students when distancing not possible, but not for elementary students

The medical professionals also support a full return to in-school classes.

Ontario strikes commission to investigate COVID-19 in long-term care on short time frame

Some legal experts and advocacy groups raised concerns about the commission's terms.

Government aims to 'fundamentally redesign' child welfare system to keep more families together

The announcement comes with no new funding or legislative changes.

In Brief: Long-term care homes face potential class action lawsuit

And the premier said he didn't like the St. Catharines approach to beach visitors.

Toronto and Peel to join stage three

Windsor-Essex is the only part of the province that stays in stage two.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Wednesday, July 29.

Ontario to announce details of long-term care commission, release key report on staffing

One health-care expert says the staffing report will be far more important than the commission.

Your COVID-19 Roundup: The long-term care fast track

The premier stopped short of guaranteeing that an Orchard Villa-style situation wouldn't happen again.