Next in line for vaccine: T.O. cops, P.E.I. truck drivers
A look at how vaccine rollout compares among the provinces and territories.
COVID-19 Vaccine
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Would you be infected with COVID for science?
Human Challenge trials in the U.K. will infect healthy people with the virus.
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Why some say vaccine passports will be 'inevitable' in Canada
Some people have feared immunity documentation would lead to discrimination and exclusion, a world of the 'immunes' and 'non-immunes'
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Ontario plans to expand vaccinations as cases stabilize
Ontario unveiled plans to expand its COVID-19 vaccination rollout to more target groups ahead of an expected boost in nationwide shipments of the Pfizer vaccine that could lend ammunition to the provinces’ fights against the spread of contagious variants.
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Roots of Canada's vaccine shortage go back decades
It didn’t have to be this way. After SARS, experts recommended Canada prioritize the security of our vaccine supply.
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Latest numbers on COVID vaccinations in Canada
A look at vaccination counts by province as of the morning of Thursday, February 4, 2021.
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One AstraZeneca shot may also cut transmission
There's hope on two fronts of the virus fight: slowing spread and delaying second doses.
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Canada, COVAX and vaccine confusion
Canada contributed $440 million to COVAX in September, half of which secured doses for Canada directly.
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Opinion: COVID vaccine shortage and drug prices
Canada has some of the highest drug prices and highest rates of drug spending in the world.
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Early tests for one-dose nasal vaccine for COVID-19
The vaccine shows 'promise' in reducing transmission, according to preprint research paper, which has not yet been peer reviewed
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Self-swabs: Should we be doing our own COVID tests?
A new analysis suggests a high level of accuracy when it comes to self-testing.
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