Canada's top court to rule on Ontario's move to slash Toronto city council

Downtown councillor will service on governance board through 2022

Co-working spaces poised for surge in demand as remote work increases

Stoney Creek resident Maria Karouzakis was struck by the Lightning Lotto jackpot on Sept. 4, taking home a prize of $153,670.10.

Staff awaiting response to recent comments and outstanding issues

Queer and transgender people in the Greater Toronto Area have struggled exceptionally in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, new research shows, from experiencing higher rates of homelessness to worsening mental health symptoms.

'I just wanted to go out:' A look at what is motivating some to get vaccinated now

Public health officials are advising residents of possible COVID-19 exposures at two Toronto polling stations during this month’s federal election.

Energy and metals sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets mixed

For Darryl Howe, it’s another thing he must do as he scurries about the Stage Diner on Concession Street, serving patrons, cooking meals and clearing tables.

The new DHL facility is 238,000 square feet, about four times larger than its previous building.

Co-signing a loan brings both financial and emotional risks, experts say

Rogers CFO Tony Staffieri leaves company, interim replacement announced

Ontario Provincial Police have charged a fourth person in connection with the alleged $11 million theft of provincial COVID-19 relief funds.

Fourth person charged in alleged embezzlement of Ontario COVID-19 relief fund

Historic statue stolen from Niagara Falls, Ont., cemetery: police

A lack of identification can see unhoused folks barred from entering public facilities

New CMHC report rates city’s real estate market as having a high degree of vulnerability

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

Dan Lanois to be special guest in Hamilton Originals series at Westdale theatre, Graham Rockingham writes.

Mark Champagne is on trial for second-degree murder in the 2017 shooting death of his girlfriend, Natasha Thompson.

Hamilton’s bylaw department has received at least two dozen complaints regarding businesses failing to enforce the new provincial proof-of-vaccine man

Councillors irked by Ontario government’s take on boundary question

Sunlight streams into a classroom through the arched windows of what used to be Café Troy and has now been transformed into a classroom.

If there’s one good thing about the fact that hundreds of businesses are defying vaccine passport laws in Ontario it’s that they’re out and proud.

Vaccines are the way out. Do you want to see friends, go to restaurants, drink in a bar until you fall down? Get vaccinated. Do you want to fly to another province, work in a hospital or the federal government, climb back up to something like how we used to live? Get vaccinated.

Anyone who owns a Capital One Costco Mastercard will see significant changes, sooner rather than later.

Rapid test program is for businesses, Ontario says, after parent groups place orders

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The Ontario government has directed publicly funded rapid COVID-19 testing initiatives to stop distributing tests to schools and parents, after a flurry of self-organized efforts by families and advocates to screen asymptomatic students.

Ontario reports 495 COVID-19 cases, eight virus deaths Wednesday

Less than half of all eligible children in Ontario who turn 12 this year have received a second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, leaving large populations of kids in Grade 7 classrooms still vulnerable to the virus.

Energy sector gains helps S&P/TSX composite rise, while U.S. stock markets also gain

‘I’ve been playing catch-up,’ Mountain councillor says

Banking regulator planning for more frequent volatility ahead in financial sector

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Ontario adding Indigenous curriculum content in early grades

Ontario is now recommending the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for young adults aged 18 to 24 because of an “observed increase” in rare heart inflammation conditions after doses of Moderna, mainly in males.

Council will select from applicants for temporary seat left open with Chad Collins’ jump to federal politics

Banking regulator planning for more frequent volatility ahead in financial sector

Leo Santos announced on Instagram Tuesday that he has closed Papa Leo’s Restaurant

All miners safe after rescue out of mine near Sudbury, Ont.

The city will host vaccine clinics in all 25 wards across the city this Saturday, in an effort to increase the vaccination rate to 90 per cent.

Hamilton police have shared no details, but tweet from traffic branch references collision

Energy sector gains helps S&P/TSX composite rise, while U.S. stock markets also gain

In a stunning reversal, the TTC’s largest union has backed down in its fight against the transit agency’s vaccine mandate and is now advising its members to disclose their inoculation status to management.

Shannex Inc.'s new three-building senior living facilities will be "flagship" for company.

Ontario is reporting another 495 COVID-19 cases and eight more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.

Health Canada has ordered that several products be pulled from the marketplace due to a number of health and safety hazards.

Ontario reports 495 COVID-19 cases, eight virus deaths Wednesday