Victims allege a man followed their vehicle at various points in the city before exposing himself to them from his driver’s seat.

With a surge in COVID-19 cases across the province, several grocery stores are reporting new COVID-19 infections.

One day this past summer my dad was driving down Queen Street East complaining about traffic in the city (he lives in the suburbs), when he took in the scene on either side of him: rows and rows of busy patios full of families eating lunch and colleagues grabbing beers after work. “This is really nice,” he said.

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It remains unclear how the fuel — which seeped beyond the roadway and into grassy ditches — will be cleared.

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COVID-19 death toll rises while local school, store declare outbreaks

Ontario reports 454 new cases of COVID-19 and nine new deaths on Wednesday

The biosolids plant, which is on city land but run by contractor Synagro, has spurred repeated odour complaints this year. The province has asked both

Ford says pit bull ban not changing, expresses sympathy for boy bitten by dog

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With COVID-19 numbers rising across the province, Ontario is pausing its reopening plan.The province will not go ahead with the next step of restrictions that were to be lifted Nov. 15. The pause will keep capacity limits and proof of vaccinat

Ford shows support for controversial Highway 413 with campaign-style route visit

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A Whitby man who breached COVID-19 quarantine rules has been fined $5,000 after pleading guilty to a violation the justice of the peace said has “serious ramifications for the public at-large,” during a brief plea hearing in a Durham provincial offences court Wednesday.

Robbery occurred in an east-end commercial property around 6 a.m. on Nov. 6

Ontario is halting a further easing of COVID-19 restrictions next week because of a rapid rise in new cases that is “exponential” in several regions outside the Greater Toronto Area, says chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore.

Ontario reports 454 new cases of COVID-19 and nine new deaths on Wednesday

Province pouring $2M into project to build tiny houses for homeless veterans

Ford asks municipalities not to seek own child-care deals amid federal talks

Black students and their allies call on province, local school boards to address the issue.

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The downtown Hamilton restaurant was charged seven times under the Reopening Ontario Act (ROA) last week, according to the city.

Man, 70, charged in historical sex assaults on girls in Toronto

Ford says 5.7-cent gas tax cut is coming before next year's budget

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Ontario is reporting another 454 COVID-19 cases and nine more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.

RioCan REIT net income hit $137.6M in Q3 as businesses reopened following lockdowns

There are more police off work with mental health issues than physical illnesses.

Ontario reports 454 new cases of COVID-19 and nine new deaths on Wednesday

Thirteen people facing 141 charges following drug trafficking investigation

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Canadian consumer insolvencies in Q3 up from year ago as number of proposals rise

Local care homes are expanding their air conditioning to keep residents cool amid growing threats from climate change

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‘If you’ve got different criteria being used in different places, then you haven’t got data, you’ve got junk’

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.

Some eatery owners in the city have seen the pandemic as a time to switch course as the world of hospitality changes

In response to a $75-million lawsuit, Hamilton says ‘no contaminated soil’ from municipal projects was ever hauled to Waterdown Garden Supplies by the

Adding fruits and the vegetables to meals carries the potential for making one re-examine the way that they are living in all kinds of ways, writes Er

Crown withdrew charges after victim not able to proceed

The Ontario government announced $18.5 million in funding over three years to increase access to safe and affordable housing, employment assistance and child care to support survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking through the Transitional and Housing Support Program.

So, it’s a third shot. Hopefully, anyway. On Tuesday, Health Canada gave its blessing to a third-shot booster of Pfizer for Canadians 18 or older, six months after a second shot, to counter the eventual waning immunity of a two-shot regimen. It doesn’t have to happen yet, because vaccines are still doing the job. But sooner or later, the provinces should and will enact it.

In 2015, a city option was to demolish the 1930 building as part of building the $17-million Bernie Morelli Recreation Centre.

Jennie (Jane) Florence Parker helped to create the 93-hectare green space known as Confederation Beach Park.

During over a three-hour budget meeting, more than 25 people urged councillors to invest in housing, child care, and approve a living wage.

City politicians consider arguments for and against urban expansion as part of crucial long-term growth question

Search for missing children who attended the former Mohawk Institute Residential School began Tuesday

Surgeries cancelled as staff test positive; patients sent elsewhere for advanced care