Some Ontario parents have been told their medically fragile children won’t be able to start school with their peers next week because of a provincial nursing shortage.

A teenager in Vancouver said she was accidentally given the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine instead of the Pfizer-BioNTech, which is the only one in Canada approved for children under 18. Vancouver Coastal Health says 12 children in all were...

The nurse heard on a Facebook live video insulting Joyce Echaquan before she died told a coroner’s inquest she was overworked, stressed and apologized for what she said.

A Nova Scotia doctor helped create a COVID-19 innovation that helps nurses and saves lives by making it easier to put patients in a prone position to improve breathing.

The federal program in place for at-home COVID-19 tests for returning travellers is being described as slow and dysfunctional. And some travellers say the wait for results, if they show up, was longer than the mandated quarantine period.

Sources have told CBC News the Ontario government will implement a provincewide lockdown on Saturday after a steady rise in cases and ICUs reaching capacity.

The UN delivered 36,000 Ebola vaccines to contain an outbreak in Guinea’s forest region, but only 3,000 doses have been administered so far.<br/>
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Saskatchewan health care workers are demanding that they, and not just front-line workers, be a top priority for COVID-19 vaccines. We tell that story through the eyes of a woman who lost her mother to the virus and blames the pressure...

EU member states each received the first shipment of just under 10,000 doses of the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine on Saturday in which the EU's top official hailed as a "moment of unity".

A survey of health-care workers found high levels of burnout even before the pandemic. And experts warn that without more support the stresses, at work and home, from the COVID-19 pandemic could exacerbate the problem.

They say they have the right to pursue work overseas, but the government wants them to serve their country during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the United States, communities of colour have been hit hardest.

New Canadian research suggests feelings of burnout were high long before COVID-19 arrived in Canada — particularly among nurses.

A look inside two Toronto hospital ICUs one year after Canada's first case of COVID-19, and at the doctors and nurses both exhausted and determined to keep fighting.

Doug Fung died of COVID-19 on Oct. 29, and his family thinks people should consider wearing a mask 'such a small gesture' in a pandemic.

Marie Tripp says she witnessed her COVID-19 positive mother desperate for water and in urgent need of oxygen before mother’s ultimate death in the home.

Outrage erupts across France over the way police treated a protester who is accused of throwing objects at officers.

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Canada has more than 450,000 nurses working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. The National tells the stories of three nurses and their experiences during the pandemic.

Ayodele Adewumi lost his friend, Wilma Morrison, to COVID-19 on April 23.