Why on earth is Ontario waiting until January 4 to open up booster shots to those 18 and over? Teachers, who were offered second shots more than six months ago, would greatly definitely benefit from booster shots during the school break. This way they, and our children, would be protected when school opens on January 3.

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CP NewsAlert: Former Toronto Mayor Mel Lastman dies at age 88

CP NewsAlert: Former Toronto Mayor Mel Lastman dies at age 88

The Omicron COVID-19 variant spreads like wildfire and Ontario scientists smell smoke. The government and people must act faster, they say, or the province will catch alight, creating cause for another lockdown.

The wind warning is expected to remain in effect into Saturday evening.

The wind warning is expected to remain in effect until this evening.

Team colours emerge at Saturday morning Grey Cup Festival event.

But order isn’t final, because of appeal

Hamilton asked for a judicial inquiry into the slippery Red Hill Valley Parkway — and costs are rising. A public inquiry imposed on Ottawa, meanwhile,

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.

A number of recalls have been issued at big-name stores across Canada due to injury hazards and defects.

Every December, the Dundas gallery transforms itself into a joyful world filled with paintings, prints, ceramics, glass, jewelry, clothing, textiles a

‘These two individuals took advantage of the widows of fallen firefighters.’ Civil suit alleged Colin Grieve and a Toronto firefighter misappropriated

The multinational chain says it remains keen on serving booze inside corner stores, gas stations, including in Hamilton

The city passed on elevated light rail in 1981, then had a project yanked out from under it in 2019. Hamilton LRT 2.0 is back on track — assuming it

As of October’s end, 21 out of 33 local homes had at least 90 per cent staff vaccinated, compared to 17 homes in previous data

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Dozens of tenants in the eight-storey building had to be evacuated

Paramedics were called to as many as five suspected overdoses a day in August

On Sunday, everyone had to show proof of double vaccination. Masks were worn except when eating, or some conversations, or taking pictures. That may sound a little like being in a restaurant right now, or a bar, or any number of places in Ontario.

Mercedes-Benz settles Canadian class action on diesel emissions for $243 million

Catherine Gibbon, who grew up in Hamilton and became a great interpreter of our geography, especially associated with the Dundas valley, has died, Jef

Toronto Public Health says it is working with organizers of the weekend gala where Raptors vice-chairman and president Masai Ujiri is believed to have contracted COVID-19, in order to assess the potential risks to other guests.

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The rescheduled Christmas event hosted by Ancaster Heritage Days will take place Dec. 12.

As the temperature drops, Flamborough skaters can get ready to lace up their blades at two local city-run outdoor rinks.

Supply chain issues present challenges for tight schedule

The former Mountain Secondary School site on the central-west Mountain could have a new look come 2025.

A proposed massive residential and commercial survey near the Costco plaza in Winona has won over city councillors by dropping a 28-storey “twisty tower” that had riled many neighbours.

S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

The pair fell through a sheet of ice

Ontario to extend COVID-19 vaccine certificate rules, make changes to system: source

Dr. Kieran Moore says province does not plan to extend winter break for students.

COVID-19 infections are rising across Canada thanks to surges in Ontario and Quebec and the national situation will quickly worsen if the new Omicron variant becomes the dominant strain of the coronavirus, federal health officials reported Friday.

Ontario to extend COVID-19 vaccine certificate rules, make changes to system: source

Ontario is expanding the COVID-19 booster shot program to everyone 18 and up as of Jan. 4 in a bid to curb the spread of the Omicron variant.

In Toronto, Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, provides an update on the COVID-19 situation in the province. He is expected to announce stronger measures concerning the province’s vaccine passport program.Watch the live

Domestic: 7U.S.A.: 1Overseas: 103 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry3 vessels handled petroleum product6 vessels handled agricultural product2 vessels handled fertilizer cargo4 vessels handled

Oakville, Ont., restaurant's liquor licence suspended over alleged COVID violations

Ontario to extend COVID-19 vaccine certificate rules, make changes to system: source

NEW YORK (AP) — Books and authors mattered in 2021, sometimes more than the industry wanted.

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Ontario is reporting another 1,453 COVID-19 cases and 11 more deaths, according to its latest report released Friday morning.

Bail hearing for Peter Nygard scheduled for January

Ontario to extend COVID-19 vaccine certificate rules, make changes to system: source

Police charged two 14-year-old boys and one 15-year-old boy

Statistics Canada reports debt relative to household income up in Q3

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.