OTTAWA — A review of MPs’ medical exemptions from COVID-19 vaccination has finished, but the House of Commons is not releasing the results.

TORONTO (AP) — Canada will join the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia in a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics over human rights concerns, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday.

Cannabis company Tilray buys Breckenridge Distillery in move to grow U.S. business

Canada can be proud of Dr. Jody Boffa.

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Omicron confirmed in person in Ontario without travel history: public health unit

HPO’s Abby Richardson-Schulte teams up with Montreal-based playwright Alexis Diamond to create a multicultural holiday tale, Leonard Turnevicius write

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

Mark Carney, Stephen Bown named co-winners of National Business Book Award

Ontario reports 1,009 new COVID-19 cases, eight deaths on Wednesday

Judge upholds Ontario rules limiting third-party election ad spending

First Nation confirms 12 cases of blastomycosis, more than 100 under investigation

Ontario is reporting another 1,009 COVID-19 cases and eight more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.

Hamilton is hosting the 108th Grey Cup on Dec. 12. Much will be happening during the week leading up to the big game. A look at the best parties and a

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Federal and provincial governments offer tax incentives to Canadians who donate to charities

Public hearings for the inquiry will be held virtually because of COVID-19 and will likely start in early 2022.

Ontario reports 1,009 new COVID-19 cases, eight deaths on Wednesday

First Nation confirms 12 cases of blastomycosis, more than 100 under investigation

Cdn. companies paying almost $500,000 on average to ransomware attackers: survey

Lisa Court home is close to Lime Ridge Mall, schools and the Lincoln Alexander Parkway

Take a friend to this Art Gallery of Burlington exhibit, suggests Diane Galambos. With more than 100 jugs and cans to talk about, you’ll leave knowing

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

Small, medium-sized businesses gave women smaller raises than men in 2021: survey

Six Nations of the Grand River is one of three communities taking part

Of all her wounds, a stab wound to neck was ‘most lethal’

Survey took a sample of 784 residents that reported experiences with discrimination over nine months

The Concession Street Business Improvement Area (BIA) is once again teaming up with central Mountain councillor Esther Pauls to Light Up Concession.

Hamilton has seen an increase in people in need that has accelerated because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Questions have been raised about the City of Hamilton’s plan to install traffic lights at two York Road intersections, within the Cootes to Escarpment EcoPark and Pleasant View neighbourhood.

Interval House of Hamilton (IHOH) is turning its campaign to end gender-based violence up a notch.

Hamilton’s public school board will appoint a replacement for trustee Christine Bingham, who resigned as the representative for wards 1 and 2 for undisclosed personal reasons on Nov. 29.

Outbreaks of COVID-19 in Ontario’s elementary schools are at the highest point in the pandemic, surpassing the third-wave peak when skyrocketing cases forced schools across the province to pivot to online learning after the April spring break.

In December 2013, Premier Doug Ford — then Toronto city councillor Doug Ford — distributed cold hard cash to Torontonians in the lobby of a community housing complex.

Sometimes the fog of war lifts, and what is left is a moment of clarity. Tuesday, with Omicron popping up and Delta already on the march, Dr. Kieran Moore was asked: given the worrisome modelling from earlier in the day, and given the worry that the good doctor had shown on the subject, why isn’t Ontario … uh … doing anything?

OTTAWA—As COVID-19 cases tick upward around the globe and evidence mounts of the Omicron variant’s rapid spread, frustration is rising over the federal government’s attempts to keep the virus outside Canada’s borders.

CIBC to pay $125 million to settle class-action lawsuit in wake of financial crisis

Toronto's top doc taking leave of absence, deputy medical officer to fill the role

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Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s public health chief and a fixture in the city’s fight against COVID-19, is stepping away from her duties until at least Dec. 20 to undergo treatment to remove precancerous cells.

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Omicron variant detected in COVID-19 cluster in southwestern Ontario

Ontario science advisory table set to release new COVID-19 modelling

There have been a number of cases in the past two weeks, says Edward John, the city’s housing director.

Ontario will extend paid sick days program until July

Science table to issue recommendations on COVID-19 rapid tests

Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says it may be two years before COVID-19 becomes a seasonal virus like the flu.“I do see a time we will have low endemic rates and it will turn out to be like influenza or other winter respiratory viruses

Missing man Hanas Krist was last seen downtown on Dec. 1