Fish and Chips are back at the Dewitt Park Plaza in Stoney Creek.

Wendi VanExan and Libby Knapp resigned earlier this year from the popular community event.

Proposed changes to the city's truck route master-plan include banning trucks with more than five axles from urban roads.

Councillors are still concerned they will fail to meet their 2 per cent average tax increase goal.

Windsor hospitals under strain, asking public for help, patience

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Stock up early on booze this holiday season, LCBO urges, citing supply chain issues

Dumpfrey is accused of killing his on-again, off-again girlfriend Holly Hamilton in January 2018

Hamilton police say the accused and the victim are known to each other

Nearing 100, Betty White's life is a page-turner in new book

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Ontario reports more than 1,000 cases of COVID-19 for first time since May

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Toronto Public Health is warning people who visited a downtown Toronto cafe of possible exposure to the Omicron variant of COVID-19.

Toronto region home sales top Nov. record, prices reach all-time high: TRREB

Ontario reports more than 1,000 cases of COVID-19 for first time since May

BMO reports $2.2B fourth-quarter profit, raises quarterly dividend 25%

Ontario is reporting another 1,031 COVID-19 cases and four more deaths, according to its latest report released Friday morning.

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Residents were able to get out safely on Meadowlark Drive, just east of Lime Ridge Mall.

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The Ontario government is betting loosening restrictions on small stakes games and progressive jackpot lotteries will help Royal Canadian Legion branches and service clubs fundraise for their communities.

Neither the city nor the province told the public about the magnitude of a 24-billion-litre sewage spill into Chedoke Creek until it was revealed by T

Global supply chain issues and staffing shortages are limiting the availability of chocolate, candy and supplies

In a letter written to the Ministry of Education as part of a consultation on strengthening school board trustee accountability, the Ontario Human Rig

Count on it being chilly this weekend. Daytime temperatures are expected to be between 0 to 3 C, according to Environment Canada.

‘We’ve been getting tons of support. It’s only been growing,’ said Jacqueline Cantar, the founder of the project. But sometimes the need doesn’t match

The long road to residential land development at West Harbour gets push to include 45-storey residential tower, designed by local architect Bruce Kuwa

With Caledonia weeks into another blockade, Mayor Ken Hewitt posted a letter from Elected Council of Wet'suwet'en First Nation on social media — and called blockade spokesperson Skyler Williams “the worst of society.”

The numbers of hungry families aren’t getting any smaller on the Mountain.

Expenditure of $75,000 in 2022 awaits capital budget approval

The societal divisions created by COVID-19 appear to extend to early success in learning to read.

A film production company was shooting scenes for a sci-fi comedy feature on a quiet Ancaster cul-de-sac Dec. 2.

With the news that Ontario is opening up third doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to everyone aged 50 and over, many may be wondering if all Ontarians with two shots will need another jab.

WASHINGTON—Regarding President Joe Biden’s announcement Thursday of new COVID measures in the face of the Omicron variant that has created a tidal wave of global anxiety over the past week, a lot of Toronto Star readers will wonder: what does this mean for Canadians?

Rogers hires former Videotron boss to head home and business division

Death of a senior older than 80 was reported Thursday

Ontario to expand eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots

Spending on city infrastructure ‘woefully behind,’ mayor says

One-year-old girl found dead after house fire in Leeds County

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The rollout of COVID-19 booster vaccines in Ontario is already underway, with more than 290,000 shots given to those who are eligible as of late November. On Thursday, the province announced the extension of booster shot eligibility for those 50 or older, opening up third vaccine doses to 3.8 million more Ontarians on Dec. 13.

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Investigation into London crash that killed 8yo turned over to traffic unit

Victim was defrauded of approximately $1 million over the course of less than a year, court documents show

TD Bank Group reports $3.8B fourth-quarter profit, raises quarterly dividend

CIBC reports $1.4B fourth-quarter profit, raises quarterly dividend

Toronto Public Health has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at Toronto East Detention Centre with a single case involving a Durham resident suspected of being infected with the Omicron variant.

Premier Doug Ford fired back at the province’s auditor general a day after she reported his government handed out almost $1 billion in COVID relief to businesses that did not qualify, saying her findings were “not 100 per cent accurate.”