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S&P/TSX composite rises even as energy prices dip
S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also fall
Norfolk County police officer dragged behind SUV
Wilsonville man, 28, faces slew of charges
No 'blank cheque' for optometrists: minister
Ontario willing to discuss optometrist costs, but won't write blank cheque: minister
Five great lasagnas in Hamilton that bubble to the top
Nothing pulls a dinner together as easily — or as deliciously — as lasagna.
Former MLSE boss now part of Hamilton’s downtown arena renovation project
Tim Leiweke and his Oak View Group now part of expanded, $80-million FirstOntario Centre rebuild
Melinda Gates forms nonfiction book imprint, Moment of Lift
NEW YORK (AP) — Melinda French Gates, already one of the world's most prominent philanthropists, will now take on the job of publisher.
Telus reporting widespread wireless outage in Ontario and Quebec
Telus is reporting a wireless outage Wednesday (Oct. 6) that is impacting residents/customers in Ontario and Quebec.
Hamilton Health Sciences about to get strict with unvaccinated staff
A senior has died in an outbreak on the burn trauma unit at Hamilton General Hospital, where mostly staff are infected
Ford declines call to review medical exemptions
Ford declines Opposition call to review PC caucus medical exemptions
Hamilton police create safe buy and sell exchange zone for online goods
Users can exchange goods at Mountain station parking lot
Toronto making vax push over Thanksgiving
Toronto opens pop-up vaccine clinics ahead of Thanksgiving holiday weekend
Doug Ford defends decision to let unvaccinated MPPs sit as Progressive Conservatives
Premier Doug Ford is defending his controversial decision to allow two Progressive Conservative MPPs who aren’t vaccinated against COVID-19 to remain in his caucus with undisclosed “medical exemptions.”
Multiple Beneficiary Form guarantees equal inheritance ... and peace
There is a simple way to gift your RRIF and TFSA equally to your children, without having to worry about their variable values, writes Thie Convery.
Kidnappers were looking for money in Hamilton home invasion, police say
Faqir Ali remains in hospital after abduction and shooting that killed one of his sons
Teacher cleared of negligence in teen's drowning
Verdict expected today for Toronto teacher charged in teen student's drowning
Religious groups require proof of COVID-19 vaccine
Religious groups require proof of COVID-19 vaccine from staff at places of worship
COVID outbreak closes St. George elementary school
Six students, one staff test positive for the virus at St. George-German School, north of Brantford
Cineworld wanted to sell Cineplex's RecRoom
Cineworld planned to sell off Cineplex's signage, RecRoom business: theatre CEO
Norwegian Cruise Line to be back at full strength in April
Norwegian Cruise Line to be back at full strength in April
Vaccination mandate for federal employees comes into effect today
OTTAWA — The Liberal government made good Wednesday on a pre-election pledge to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for all federal public employees, with consequences in store for those who refuse to comply with the requirement.
HPO is ready to roll out all that special music
Previously cancelled concerts find a home at The Cotton Factory
S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading
S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also fall
NewsAlert: Teacher found not guilty of negligence
Verdict expected today for Toronto teacher charged in teen student's drowning
Ontario reports 476 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 476 new COVID-19 cases, 10 new deaths
Case of alleged London, Ont., attacker put over
Case of alleged London, Ont., attacker adjourned for two weeks as disclosure rolls in
Baylis Medical sells cardiology business
Boston Scientific buying Baylis Medical cardiology business for US$1.75 billion
Teen charged in stabbing at Toronto school
Teenager charged in stabbing of 16-year-old at north Toronto school
Man falls nearly 100 metres down Hamilton escarpment after dropping cellphone
Hamilton emergency services were called to Scenic Drive near Denlow Avenue after a man climbed over a fence and fell while trying to get his dropped c
Residential house prices in Hamilton area saw a record high in September, realtors association says
The real estate market in the Hamilton area remains hot, with the average price of a residential property reaching a record for the month of September
Airlines plead with feds to allow international flights in Hamilton
Only nine airports in Canada are presently permitted to accept international travellers
This Ain’t a new skate shop: The Local moves into legendary James Street North club
Owner plans to ‘keep things going’ with live events at the shop once the pandemic clears.
The Boot Shop is closing … eventually
Someone from the company’s head office told The Spectator the closure could be ‘any time,’ and a person who answered the phone at the local store said
‘It’s most definitely taken off’: Hamilton book shops feeling the love of #BookTok
King W. Books has created a section in their online store dedicated to the viral social media community built around a love of books.
Downtown Hamilton entertainment consortium in line for 30-year tax break on redevelopment properties
The Spectator takes a closer look at the deal intended to transform Hamilton’s downtown entertainment area
Eager to shirk party-school reputation, McMaster seeks outside insight
Senior administrator hopes ‘one really bad street party’ doesn’t lead to notoriety, ‘But we have to be concerned’
Developer must meet conditions to move Ancaster heritage building
Advocates wanted the two-storey stone building to stay put on Wilson Street East in the historic core
Worker shortage or shift in work? Hamilton businesses struggle to hire, retain staff during pandemic
Part of the problem is employers aren’t enticing folks back to the workforce with higher wages, benefits, child care and growth opportunities: Workfor
Riders left the TTC in droves over COVID-19. Could that trigger a public transit ‘death spiral’?
Eighteen months ago, COVID-19 hit Toronto, emptying its streets and its public transit. With the city now showing signs of returning to life, people are once again on the move. Only, the ways they are moving have changed. In this two-part series, Toronto Star transportation reporter Ben Spurr examines the future of your post-pandemic commute. Today, he looks at the problems facing the TTC, and in part two tomorrow, the troubling return of gridlock.
Today’s coronavirus news: Trudeau expected to announce today all federal workers must be vaccinated; COVID-19 deaths in Russia surpass 900 a day for the first time
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’s public school board would welcome rapid tests for students amid worsening COVID outbreaks
Hamilton fits criteria for strategy but it’s up to medical officer of health to apply for the city to be included.
Your chance of being exempt from a COVID-19 vaccination should be 1 in 20,000. If you’re one of Doug Ford’s MPPs, it’s 1 in 35
It is a tale of two Tories.
Public board already reported more outbreaks, fewer cases than peak month last school year
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board reported 11 outbreaks and 112 cases in September
UPDATE: Driver suffers life-threatening injuries in Highway 6 crash
A driver is in hospital with life-threatening injuries following a "serious" two-vehicle collision in Flamborough Oct. 5.
'Trapped party': Three-vehicle collision closes northbound lanes of Highway 6
A three-vehicle collision has closed the northbound lanes of Highway 6 at 6th Concession West in Flamborough on Tuesday evening.Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said on Oct. 5 it appears to be an intersection crash and there is a “tra
Police make arrest after stabbing at school
Police make arrest after stabbing at Toronto school
Toronto Zoo collaborates with Toronto Symphony
Toronto Zoo collaborates with Toronto Symphony Orchestra on digital concert
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Ontario announces rapid testing for schools
Ontario's Dr. Moore to make announcement on rapid tests and schools
S&P/TSX composite up as energy prices climb
S&P/TSX composite up more than 100 points as oil climbs, U.S. stock markets rise
Police prosecutor says Paul Manning breached duties, harassed city councillor Sam Merulla
Manning is accused of eight counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act in relation to posts he made on Twitter in which he alleged
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