Province announced Thursday that Ontario schools would offer remote learning for another year amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

‘Albatross’ was made by Myles Yaksich at his parents’ Mountain home in 2020, Dan Nolan writes.

Potential for expedited demolition of vacant downtown school presents new twist

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.

This week Toronto Mayor John Tory and Ontario Premier Doug Ford became bearers of rare good news. The only downside to their good news is that it may not be true.

Sid Yadav is looking forward to serving a lot of pancakes during the week of March 1.

Inspiration can come from the strangest places.

Hamilton paramedics say a woman was pronounced dead at the scene after she was struck by another vehicle on the highway.

Two months after its paid sick day legislation was passed into law, the federal government has yet to actually deliver the promised 10 paid sick days to workers in federally regulated workplaces.

Key Crown witness has been unco-operative this week at trial of her cousin on two counts of second-degree murder, Susan Clairmont writes.

Hamilton Health Sciences keeping mandatory vaccination, while St. Joseph’s Healthcare set to fire up to 88 workers

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The Ides of March could be the smiles of March if positive pandemic trends continue.

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Ontario is expanding the eligibility for COVID-19 booster doses to Ontario residents between the ages of 12-17.The province will begin allowing bookings for booster doses for the 12-17 age group at 8 a.m. tomorrow, provided their last dose of vac

Questions remain about whether other cases will be impacted

WENTZVILLE, Mo. (AP) — Two students have sued a suburban St. Louis school district over its decision to remove several books from school libraries.

What to expect as a crypto investor going into tax season

In wake of Spectator story, Eisenberger asks city manager to see if there are ways to grant more access to public for sports use

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Health Canada on Thursday approved the COVID-19 vaccine from Novavax.

Hamilton to get up to 25 centimetres of snow by Friday morning

Canadian Tire reports fourth-quarter profit up from year ago, tops expectations

Police have warned that a crackdown is coming in downtown Ottawa as trucker-led convoy protesters continue to cause chaos in the city. This week, Ottawa police Chief Peter Sloly resigned in response to criticism of the police’s response to the protests. Follow the Star’s live coverage.

Police have warned that a crackdown is coming in downtown Ottawa as trucker-led convoy protesters continue to cause chaos in the city. This week, Ottawa police Chief Peter Sloly resigned in response to criticism of the police’s response to the protests. Follow the Star’s live coverage.

Structure fire at Crunch Fitness reported hours after a vehicle fire in parking lot

Wattpad CEO wants machine learning, monetization to play bigger role in company

Karli June releases debut EP backed by some Nashville heavyweights, Graham Rockingham writes.

Bulldogs grab a win to kick off busy weekend

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

Kirsten Bomberry testified at the trial of her cousin Thomas Bomberry, who is charged with second-degree murder in the 2018 deaths of Melissa Miller a

Take it from Beethoven and Liszt: He was that good, writes Leonard Turnevicius.

Hamilton, like everywhere else, is overrun with Wordle-crazy letter guessers. But, what’s behind its strange pull, Jeff Mahoney writes.

Nurses administered the first vaccines to elementary students during the school day on Tuesday

Flamborough harness racing trainers are hailing a new $2.1 million investment from the provincial government to attract workers to the business as a positive step amid a massive labour shortage in the industry.

Secret “public interest” committee to review school proposal.

Money to rebuild Ancaster’s Rousseau Elementary School once again tops the Hamilton public school board’s wish list for the Ministry of Education for the province’s latest round of capital priorities funding.

Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko is spending $120,000 from his ward fund to design and install a rock-climbing wall at Newlands Park.

Over the last week, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his cabinet has been in the city to announce funding projects.

OTTAWA—The historic use of the Emergencies Act landed with a bang this week. And now, police have special powers to end the so-called “Freedom Convoy” occupation in Canada’s capital city that has endured for almost three weeks.

Unifor president Jerry Dias goes on medical leave to deal with health issues

Kinross Gold swings to US$2.7 million loss amid fourth-quarter challenges

The city is easing pandemic restrictions at its facilities in response to new provincial direction — but for now, proof of vaccination is still requir

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Gender diversity remains elusive at senior levels of Corporate Canada, says survey

Ohsweken and Flamboro announce 2022 programs

The property — which includes a chainsaw, miter saw, portable radio and electric generator — was recovered near Confederation Park Feb. 2

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Banking industry says it will need to diligently implement emergency orders

Fashion mogul Peter Nygard's sex assault case adjourned to late March