Lockers and showers will reopen, while indoor and outdoor ice rinks will open to "normal" capacity.

Construction of a new St. James the Apostle Catholic Elementary School in upper Stoney Creek is expected to begin as early as January now that the project is finally ready to go to tender.

While the Ontario government announced that almost three million Ontarians at higher risk for COVID-19 will soon be eligible for booster shots, the disease continues to emerge in big-name grocery stores.

You’d think the province would want people to get vaccinated, right? Vaccines are a ticket to what Ontario’s government wants: a stronger economy, a healthier health-care system, a simpler election, and an easier time pushing highways that benefit party donors but which almost certainly won’t cure congestion. We all want to get back to normal.

You’d think the province would want people to get vaccinated, right? Vaccines are a ticket to what Ontario’s government wants: a stronger economy, a healthier health-care system, a simpler election, and an easier time pushing highways that benefit party donors but which almost certainly won’t cure congestion. We all want to get back to normal.

It’s obvious: health workers, all of them, ought to be vaccinated against COVID-19. It’s their professional, even their moral, duty. The ones who won’t get their shots and keep going to work are putting their patients in danger.

Recipe Unlimited says Q3 results surged from a year ago and nearly doubled from 2019

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Unprecedented number of victim impact statements at sentencing hearing for Bulend Typhoon Dikici, Susan Clairmont writes.

Out of the city’s 7,500-plus workforce, approximately 450 will be subject to the rapid testing program.

Groups at the highest risk of losing protection and at the highest risk of severe illness from COVID should get a third shot

Spin Master raises 2021 revenue guidance after Q3 results handily beat expectations

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Ford requires 32,000 salaried workers to be vaccinated by Dec. 8

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Ford says no to mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for hospital workers

Financial and telecom sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite even as price of oil falls

A list of who will be eligible for a COVID-19 booster shot in Ontario

Toronto residents can get their flu and COVID-19 shots at the same time

Marriott posts third-quarter revenue beat as post COVID travel picks up

Ontario reports 378 new cases of COVID-19 and five more deaths

Ontario commits to keep funding for-profit long-term care despite pandemic findings

Keden Bond died after being shot in a Stoney Creek parking lot. ‘If I had known that when they left that Keden was never coming back, I’d have held hi

Ontario is offering COVID-19 booster shots to another 2.75 million citizens at higher risk of infection, including those over 70 years of age, anyone who got two doses of AstraZeneca or one of Janssen and front-line health-care workers.

Ontario reports 378 new cases of COVID-19 and five more deaths

As we inch closer to Remembrance Day, residents looking to purchase a poppy in Flamborough have a number of options.

Fire is under control, says Hamilton Fire Department

Financial and telecom sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite even as price of oil falls

Oct. home sales down 7%, new listings fell by 34% from last year: Toronto board

Ontario is reporting another 378 COVID-19 cases and five more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.

Ontario reports 378 new cases of COVID-19 and five more deaths

Auto sales for October down 17.7 per cent from last year on lack of supply

Mark Carney among finalists for $30K National Business Book Award

Case of eastern Ontario doctor charged with murder adjourned for a month

4 docs not co-operating with investigations into COVID practices: medical regulator

Paul Newman memoir left unpublished to come out next year

Oct. home sales down 7%, new listings fell by 34% from last year: Toronto board

On the surface it makes perfect sense, but there is research to suggest that there may be a dark, negative aspect to overemphasizing specific goals, E

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.

Hamilton estimates hidden leaks siphon off up to 10 per cent of the water it treats every year. But a new high-tech program is helping the city find a

Board says it’s too early to speculate but a review of current titles will be done, Scott Radley writes.

Patricia O’Rourke says she flew face first into the driver’s windshield and was thrown more than 30 feet. She wants more safety measures at Wellington

Mayor optimistic about gradual reopening, but next few months hard to predict, cautions local infectious disease doctor

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the poppy as a symbol of remembrance, the front gardens of Waterdown’s Memorial Hall are being filled with the flower.

I can walk into any pharmacy in the U.S. and buy a box of rapid antigen test kits for 25 bucks.

When they first landed on the market, the concept of a test you could do by yourself in 15 minutes — no lab or swab-wielding professional required — was billed by some as a game-changer in curbing the pandemic.

Work should not impact nearby 217-year-old stone building

Greening Wire Works may have been first concrete building in Dundas

Terry Whitehead wasn’t sure how his first day back on the job would go.