Ontario is reporting another 687 COVID-19 cases and three more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.

Ontario marks grim milestone of 10,000 COVID deaths

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Rob Chorley wanted two songs played at his funeral: “Stand by Me” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone.”

In the 1920s, Canadian society was defined by the missing.

A band of lake-effect snow originating from Lake Erie could cause dangerous driving in the area

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Ontario Teachers' buys stake in U.S. renewable energy portfolio from NextEra Energy

After a wild boar was spotted in Burlington, Hamilton-Wentworth Federation of Agriculture president Mel Switzer said the organization is watching the situation closely

When the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Toronto, Lorraine Lam’s life as an outreach worker supporting Toronto’s homeless population felt increasingly lonely and distant.

Vivian Olumide and her 11-year-old son Kelvin have been in Canada six years.

The province permitted all live music venues to remove capacity limits as of Nov. 15, but not everyone is comfortable returning to the scene — even wi

George Opassinis is on trial for the second-degree murder of Michel Pilon. Michel, 53, was found dead in his Melvin Avenue supported living apartment

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

Volunteer drivers needed for DCS transportation and Meals on Wheels services

The city's budget committee approved in a 12-0 vote to have staff examine options to keep the service sustainable.

Russ Powers says the conversion of the former R.L. Hyslop school into a neighbourhood park and finding a location for a new library branch in downtown Stoney Creek will be among his priorities as he takes over as Ward 5’s new councillor.

City hopes to complete relocation of incorrectly placed pillars next spring

Hamilton's decision not to expand urban boundary could serve as a model for other municipalities.

OTTAWA—Canada’s doctors say the COVID-19 pandemic took a staggering toll on the health of Canadians, including those who didn’t contract it, with delayed surgeries and procedures costing thousands of lives and continuing to ravage people’s health.

This is mildly embarrassing to admit publicly, but as soon as I got off the plane in Calgary, I power-walked straight into Tim Hortons.

Christine Bingham has stepped down as Hamilton public school trustee for wards 1 and 2 for undisclosed personal reasons.

Chief medical officer to hold availability after Omicron detected in Ontario

A committee declined to endorse a recommended new route map Monday that would have allowed heavy trucks to keep rumbling down several downtown streets

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The emergence of the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus is a giant I-told-you-so moment for the world.

Wave of dividend increases and share buybacks expected as banks report this week

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Toronto's top doctor recommends decriminalizing possession of small amounts of drugs

Police said the photo showing an officer pinning a protester down with his knee was a ‘shoulder pin.’ But now, police say they can no longer speak to

A Waterdown teenager with brain cancer is giving back to the hospital that is helping to save his life.

On Tuesday only, donations made to the college’s food assistance fund will be matched by a donor

Travel industry bracing for customer concerns as Omicron variant emerges

Justin Dumpfrey has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder

The World Health Organization warned Monday that global risks posed by the new omicron variant of the coronavirus were “very high,” despite significant questions about the variant itself. Still, countries around the world rushed to defend against its spread with a cascade of border closures and travel restrictions that recalled the earliest days of the pandemic.

Some 13,500 Ontario community college full-time faculty, counsellors and librarians, including about 1,000 at Mohawk College, could be a step closer to a strike or lockout in the coming weeks.

Hamilton public health advises people who have been in eight African countries within the past two weeks to self-isolate and get tested for COVID.

Chief medical officer to hold availability after Omicron detected in Ontario

Ontario is reporting another 788 COVID-19 cases and three more deaths. Of the three, one of the deaths occurred more than one month ago and was added to the cumulative count due to a data cleanup, according to the province’s latest report released Monday morning.

Ontario is investigating two more suspected cases of COVID-19’s Omicron variant in Ottawa and another two in Hamilton as it prepares an “enhanced strategy” to fight the virus, says chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore.

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Grassroots group released 2,000-plus resident survey detailing the majority is unsatisfied with council performance.

‘Cup and char’ pepperoni has grown in popularity over the past few years — overtaking that of normal sized pepperoni, says Venetian Meat.

City finance staff will provide options in January 2022 for how and who will pay the bulk of the cost of the new service.

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