Where is Dr. Kieran Moore? Ontario’s chief medical officer of health hasn’t been seen in public since St. Patrick’s Day, a week after his final regular pandemic briefing, four days before masks became optional, right around the time the wastewater signal started to really rise, and two-and-a-half weeks before COVID was sloshing around everywhere. An interview request for Moore to the Ministry of Health Monday was politely shuffled into oblivion. The doctor, publicly, is out.

Where is Dr. Kieran Moore? Ontario’s chief medical officer of health hasn’t been seen in public since St. Patrick’s Day, a week after his final regular pandemic briefing, four days before masks became optional, right around the time the wastewater signal started to really rise, and two-and-a-half weeks before COVID was sloshing around everywhere. An interview request for Moore to the Ministry of Health Monday was politely shuffled into oblivion. The doctor, publicly, is out.

Winnie Ensor’s life is “a chilling picture of intergenerational abuse and addiction,” judge says

Brandon Scanlin has taken the circuitous route to his dream, Scott Radley writes.

Ontario Southern-style restaurant chain opens 11th location on Governors Road.

Guest: Dr. Siddharth Sridhar, virologist at the University of Hong Kong

Flashbacks: Sisters of Joseph celebrate 170 years in Hamilton

Flashbacks: Sisters of Joseph celebrate 170 years in Hamilton

Regina Haggo: Year No. 51 for Dundas Valley School of Art auction

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

After Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge announced March 28 that she wouldn’t seek re-election, the Review caught up with the outgoing three-term councillor to learn more about her decision. This interview has been edited for clarity and length.Q: W

The Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic has assisted more than 400 patients and their families since opening last March.

The sale of the long vacant theatre and the adjacent plaza was announced on March 31.

With five games left before post-season early power plays pace Hamilton’s 6-1 win over Petes, writes Steve Milton

Twenty-three-year-old mother was last seen on New Year’s Day in Hamilton’s east end

Co-founded project that details Holocaust survivors brought to Canada by his father

The fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic plus inflation, a shortage of affordable housing and rising gasoline prices linked to Russia’s invasion Ukraine could lead to a spike in demand for food bank services at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.

Winona residents opposing city council’s rezoning of a surplus municipal property by Fifty Point to allow for a nine-storey residential building are joining forces with a nearby ratepayers group to appeal the decision to the Ontario Land Tribunal.

Manali Mukherjee has not been the same since the infection. More than a year after catching COVID-19, she still feels blunted, unable to access her memory, multi-task or concentrate as she once did.

For Ali Engel-Yan, it seems like the disease her family has been trying to avoid for two years is everywhere, all of a sudden.

Knox preparing partnership with St. Mark’s United Church

Approximately 300 people attended Sunday rally at Hamilton City Hall

Don’t get stuck in traffic: your weekly roundup of Ontario highway closures for new and ongoing construction in the Hamilton area, including Burlingto

$70-million jackpot ticket sold in the Prairies.

The Flamborough Chamber of Commerce handed out its annual Outstanding Business Achievement Awards in a virtual awards gala April 2, celebrating the best in corporate excellence and community service across Flamborough.

Starting Friday, residents of Peterborough, Ont., will be able to pop into their local library and rent a device that can help them gauge their risk of catching COVID-19 indoors. And Toronto may soon follow suit.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

We have to learn to live with COVID-19. This is the directive on the lips of nearly every leader in the land. It’s also a lie. When someone says: “We have to learn to live with COVID-19,” they don’t mean “We.” They mean “I.”

With virus making a comeback, Dr. Matt Strauss pushes province to speed up rollout of new antiviral for high-risk patients

The “Great Resignation” refers to both the large number of resignations in many industries as well as a refusal by people to return to work in light of low pay, poor working conditions, and a general dissatisfaction with the nature of work.

The “Great Resignation” refers to both the large number of resignations in many industries as well as a refusal by people to return to work in light of low pay, poor working conditions, and a general dissatisfaction with the nature of work.

She was rescued in February 2020. Now the 22-year-old has an apartment, a job and is planning to go back to school

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Crossing at Main and Dundurn streets is among the most dangerous in Hamilton, collision data shows

The winter Omicron surge has sent more kids with COVID-19 to Ontario hospitals than previous pandemic waves, and now some hospitals are starting to plan for a new uptick in children admitted with the virus.

Parents struggle to find spots in recreation programs, such as swimming and summer camp, as demand spikes.

Gary Smith remembers a 1986 visit with the Canadian icon figure skater who moved like a ballet star.

Hamilton Alliance for Tiny Shelters searching for a site to house the cabins.

Increased revenue from gates, sponsorships, national World Cup interest must bolster local soccer too, Steve Milton writes

City is sixth nationally to achieve the designation.

If a mysterious man in the back of a parking lot threatens you at work get proof of duress before you resign, Ed Canning advises.

Angelo Graci and his son Angelo Miller are accused in the 2020 murder

Michael Carson wants to bring family game nights to a whole new realm with Critter Cards.

Students, staff and visitors to Mohawk College will no longer have to show proof of vaccination prior to entering one of the college campuses as of April 18.

A few spring flurries outside couldn’t dampen the excitement around the opening of Grandview Retirement Living.

Kamal Alaichi is continuing a family tradition of sorts by serving as a legislative page at Queen’s Park.

OmniaBio, which produces gene and regenerative therapies, will see two facilities built at MIP by 2025.