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Christopher Yip won’t testify in his own defence at sexual assault trial
Defence won’t call witnesses; jury expected to be charged Monday
Hamilton school trustees urge Education Minister Stephen Lecce to make Eid a student holiday
Hamilton’s public school board is urging Education Minister Stephen Lecce to consider giving all students a holiday for at least one day of Eid, the Muslim festival marking the end of month-long fasting during Ramadan.
Ancaster businesses welcome easing of COVID-19 restrictions
Most are not requiring proof of vaccinations, but will accommodate all people if possible.
Dundas Old Ancaster cycling project should be higher priority than Sydenham
Intersection with Ogilvie and South Street West better matches ranking criteria
‘He’s a member of our team’: Hamilton Bulldogs support their Russian-born player
Team president Steve Staios throws support behind 18-year-old defenceman Artem Grushnikov, Steve Milton writes.
Rate hikes could dim VC-backed startup valuations
Higher interest rates could dim valuations for VC-backed startups in Canada: experts
S&P/TSX composite down, oil tops US$110 a barrel
S&P/TSX composite and U.S. stock markets down, oil tops US$110 a barrel
March madness means 16 C on Sunday but snow Monday
Hamilton could see record-breaking warm temperatures on Sunday
Find something to do this weekend in the Hamilton area
Enjoy more of what Hamilton has to offer, including live theatre, music and sports, and the return of maple syrup festivals.
Bulldogs beat Steelheads 2-1 at First Ontario Centre for first place in OHL
Hamilton lands first place in the OHL
Hamilton Catholic schools to fly rainbow Pride flag in June
Catholic school board trustees voted 6-3 in favour of flying the Pride flag outside schools in June, with board chair Pat Daly opposed
Collective Arts brewing up special suds for NHL Heritage Classic
The beer, called Border Crossings, is the product of a collaboration with Thin Man Brewery out of Buffalo, N.Y.
Vaccination slowing in Hamilton as COVID cases slowly rising
St. Joseph’s Healthcare facing backlog of 6,500 surgeries as hospitals start to bring back postponed care
Affordable pet care for those who qualify, comes to Hamilton
Keeping our furry friends healthy at East Village Animal Hospital
Motherlode gets COVID — tripped at the finish line
COVID is rapidly being replaced by scarier things, but it is still real, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes
Today’s coronavirus news: Life in South Asia returns as cases decline
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
Emma Teitel: From scaled-up to pop-up: An inside look at Toronto’s shifting COVID-19 vaccine strategy
On Tuesday afternoon, 69-year-old Angel Acosta broke down outside the pop-up clinic at an East York mall where minutes before, he and his wife had received their booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
From ‘huge relief’ to ‘completely reckless’: Parents, students react to looming end of mask mandates
Toronto high school student Evan Woo is “done” with wearing masks in class.
No pet left behind for Hamilton/Burlington SPCA
The Hamilton/Burlington Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (HBSPCA) is bringing low-cost pet care back into CityHousing Hamilton apartment buildings across the city.
Auto service centre proposed at Dundas University Plaza needs 5 zoning variances
Proposal doesn't impact plaza function or surrounding land use: planning consultant.
Ex-Stoney Creek trustee Jeff Beattie ‘fired up’ to run for Ward 10 council seat
Jeff Beattie says his desire to bring a different approach to development and infrastructure concerns in Ward 10 has him “fired up” for a rematch against Coun. Maria Pearson in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
Canadian Army Reservists conducting training in Hamilton March 5
Don’t be alarmed if you see military vehicles on Hamilton-area highways this Saturday.
Winners from this year’s YWCA Women of Distinction awards
Hamilton/Halton Women of Distinction gala honours some of area’s best as online even celebrates many nominees and 14 distinguished award recipients
Drugs in McMaster student’s samples not typically associated with memory loss: toxicologist
Testimony at sexual assault trial of Christopher Yip hears from forensic expert, Susan Clairmont writes.
Magna idling Russian operations over Ukraine
Magna joins other Canadian companies in idling Russian operations over Ukraine war
Martinrea swings to near $10-million loss in Q4
Martinrea loses nearly $10 million in Q4 on continuing semiconductor shortages
Damaged cars, blood, chaos, and cries for help at scene of Hamilton parking lot ambush
Disagreement over cigar smoke odour may have led to Ali Mohummad homicide
Five legends enshrined in Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame
The Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame has announced that five legends of the past make up the list of 2021 inductees.They are Patsy Brandino (athlete, boxing), Fritz Martin (athlete, golf), Jack McCormick (official, athlete, swimming), Ivan Miller (bu
‘You are not my daddy’: Court hears victim impact statements about murder of Holly Hamilton
Justin Dumpfrey will learn April 8 how long he must stay in prison before chance of parole
Banks top expectations amid rebounding growth
TD Bank Group reports Q1 profit up from year ago, beats expectations
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
It’s a pain, it’s politicized and it works. How the N95 mask became a crucial COVID accessory
Lori Huggins sells cloth masks on Etsy: “Calm down I’m wearing my muzzle,” one says. “I tested positive for refusing to live in fear,” reads another. Most customers who seek out her Make America Unmasked shop want to show how much they hate the masks they are forced to wear.
Ontario mask mandate could be lifted by end of March
Ontario’s top doctor said mask mandates could be lifted by the end of the month if current trends continue.Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, said the province’s high vaccination rate of over 90 per cent, as well 30-40 p
S&P/TSX composite edges lower with oil dip
S&P/TSX composite edges higher in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets lower
Canadians donate to support Ukraine amid war
Donations pouring in from Canadians to help support Ukrainians amid war
It may be sunny but it’s about to get very cold in Hamilton
Medical officer of health has issued a cold weather alert overnight
COVID restrictions are lifting, but some are left behind
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Gender pay gap remains despite jobs rebound: study
Women's participation in labour market rebounds but pay gaps remain: RBC Economics
LIVE VIDEO: Premier Doug Ford makes an announcement
Premier Doug Ford is joined by health minister Christine Elliott for an announcement at 1:30 p.m.
TD joins other big banks in beating expectations
TD Bank Group reports Q1 profit up from year ago, beats expectations
Diversified bonds can provide volatility hedge
Diversified bonds can provide volatility hedge while preserving capital
S&P/TSX composite edges up in late-morning trading
S&P/TSX composite edges higher in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets lower
GTA home prices up 28% from last year: TRREB
GTA home prices up 28% from last year as supply remains hampered: TRREB
Filming for the fifth season of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ is underway in Brantford
Welcome back, June Osborne.
Time for Torontonians to lead more normal lives, says city’s public health chief
As odd as it may feel after two years of following restrictions enacted to combat COVID-19, the time has come for Toronto residents to return to more normal routines, the city’s mayor and medical officer of health said Wednesday.
Vrancor’s four-tower development on Strathcona’s Queen Street North met with resistance
‘It’s going to change the dynamic of the neighbourhood entirely,’ Strathcona resident says
'I miss my home': Pianist seeks safety in Ukraine
'I miss my home': Ukrainian pianist with Canadian tie seeks safety amid war
TD Bank reports Q1 profit up, beats expectations
TD Bank Group reports Q1 profit up from year ago, beats expectations
Tilray strikes deal to buy stake in Hexo
Cannabis company Tilray Brands strikes to to buy stake in Hexo, create joint venture
Hamilton blues singer Harrison Kennedy working on new album and Corktown show
Veteran Hamilton blues singer has a new album in the works and an upcoming show at the Corktown, Graham Rockingham writes.
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