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Meet Flamborough-Glanbrook's Green party candidate Tom Hatch
Tom Hatch is the Green party candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.
COVID-19 waves could end in six to eight months — but only if vaccination rate goes up, Ontario’s top doctor warns
Ontario could be clear of pandemic waves by next spring if at least 90 per cent of people soon get vaccinated against COVID-19, the province’s chief medical officer says.
More than 100 inmates transferred from Barton jail
Plumbing project expected to be done by winter
Liberal’s Trudeau, NDP’s Singh both stop in battleground Hamilton to vie for votes
Both party leaders made appearances in Hamilton Tuesday as races heat up in three ridings without incumbent MPs. Don’t be surprised if you see them ag
‘We need to make some noise for Lake Erie’: Environmental groups call for day of online action in support of beleaguered lake
Environmental groups call for day of online action in support of beleaguered lake
Emma Teitel: Toronto police evicted homeless sleeping in parks for ‘public safety.’ So why did they give anti-vaxxers harassing diners a free pass?
Good news: though the police union strongly opposes the idea, the Toronto Police Service plans to make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for all uniform officers and civilian employees. This is the right thing to do, as Star columnist Matt Elliot recently pointed out, because few civilians have a choice in dealing with police.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
De Havilland workers rally at Toronto plant
'No Dash. No Deal': Striking De Havilland workers rally to get aircraft made in GTA
Group issues guidance for biz on proof-of-vax
Ontario chamber of commerce issues guidance for businesses on proof-of-vax protocols
Testing, vax will keep Ontario schools safe: Moore
Ontario reports 486 new COVID-19 cases, including 114 among fully vaccinated people
S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets close higher
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
Hamilton police seize $45 million worth of cannabis products in bust
Police were brought to the Biggar Avenue facility in the city’s industrial sector by an alarm call in the early morning hours of Aug. 21.
Toronto police requiring COVID vax for all staff
Toronto police force makes COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for all members
Liberal housing plan needs more supply: realtors
Real estate industry worried Liberal housing plan won't alleviate supply issues
Ontario's vaccine target of 75% has been met — but that's only for the Alpha variant: Dr. Moore
Ontario's top doctor, Kieran Moore, said while the province has reached its initial target of having 75 per cent of those 12 and over vaccinated with two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, that target does not apply to the Delta variant.
'Do not consume': Health Canada recalls Mr. Porky scratchings and zucchini noodles
Health Canada is warning shoppers about a couple of recalls over the last few days which include food.
City cleaning up ‘smelly algae mats’ along Hamilton Harbour
Vacuum trucks to remove mats for disposal at wastewater treatment plant
'Paw Patrol' embarks on big screen ambitions
Animation director Cal Brunker on how camaraderie and snacks built 'Paw Patrol' movie
BMO reports Q3 profits up, beats expectations
BMO Financial Group reports third-quarter profit up, beat expectations
Ontario to try at-home COVID test for some schools
Ontario reports 486 new COVID-19 cases, including 114 among fully vaccinated people
The all-day, all-weekend Night Market returns to Bayfront Park
The Hamilton Harbourfront Night Market returns to Bayfront Park
Scotiabank Q3 profit up, beats expectations
Scotiabank reports Q3 profit up from year ago, beats expectations
Toronto police bringing in mandatory vax policy
Toronto police force makes COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for all members
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
Ontario sees 180% spike this month in number of people currently in hospital with COVID-19
Ontario is reporting another 486 COVID-19 cases and 18 more deaths. Sixteen of the 18 deaths are part of a data cleanup according to the province’s latest report released Tuesday morning.
Ontario reports 486 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 486 new COVID-19 cases, including 114 among fully vaccinated people
Hamilton school trustee Beck Buck opposes vaccine disclosure policy
Mountain trustee Becky Buck is breaking with her public school board colleagues by opposing requiring trustees to follow a new provincial disclosure policy on COVID-19 vaccinations that will apply to teachers and all other staff when schools reopen on Sept. 8.
Dining is magical in this vineyard garden at Good Earth Food and Wine Co.
There’s always something special about this Good Earth
Two Federal party leaders make campaign stops in Hamilton
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a campaign stop at Meadowlands Community Park in Ancaster Tuesday morning, where he announced the Liberals’ new housing plan.
Hamilton Mountain Kidz Klub seeking back to school supplies
“We’re looking for backpacks, markers, pencil crayons, rulers, paper, anything the kids need for back to school,” said Kidz Klub director Kathy Archer.
Hamilton police investigating West 18th Street shooting
No reports of injuries in overnight shooting
Young and in debt? Time for a repayment strategy
A repayment strategy is the quickest path to becoming debt free
Winfrey picks 'Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois' for book club
Winfrey picks 'Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois' for book club
OPP identify victims in double fatality crash on Hwy. 28 in North Kawartha Township
The OPP have identified the victims in Saturday afternoon’s tragic head-on crash on Highway 28 near Big Cedar that claimed the lives of two people and sent another to Toronto hospital with life-threatening injuries.Police say Claudio Benetti, 64,
BMO reports Q3 profit up, beats expecations
BMO Financial Group reports third-quarter profit up, beat expectations
Hamilton-area businesses go head-to-head in Lions Lair pitch tournament
Best of 15 finalists will take home $30,000 grand prize
Today’s coronavirus news: B.C.’s K-12 students receive their COVID-19 health and safety plan Tuesday; Iran reports daily record for COVID-19 deaths
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.
Today’s coronavirus news: B.C.’s K-12 students receive their COVID-19 health and safety plan today; Hawaii’s governor asks travelers to visit essential businesses only
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.
COVID fourth wave headed for Haldimand-Norfolk
‘I see things getting worse rather than getting better,’ says medical officer of health
Pride flag back up at Waterdown church after it was ripped down
An attempt at hate was thwarted after the Waterdown community came to the aid of St. James United Church.
This 14-year-old Burlington boy just got accepted to three prestigious ballet schools
Toronto’s National Ballet School, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School and the School of the San Francisco Ballet were all impressed with Bryce Cooper’s t
Ontario’s labour ministry has rejected all teachers’ COVID-19 work refusals — and almost everyone else’s. Internal memos hint at why
Four days after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, Ontario’s team of health and safety inspectors received a lengthy document outlining how to enforce workplace laws in a once-in-a-generation crisis.
Matt Elliott: If Toronto police really want to ‘serve and protect’ during COVID-19, they should be fully vaccinated — or be fired
The dam finally broke last week. After Mayor John Tory announced the city of Toronto would be requiring all employees to be vaccinated — with some very limited exemptions related to “human rights obligations” — the next few days saw a flood of announcements as other city agencies followed suit with similar policies.
Bruce Arthur: Dr. David Fisman threw a bomb under the science table as the fourth wave looms. But there are no winners here
This should be a quiescent time of year, but it sure as hell isn’t. COVID rates are flying ahead of last year’s pace, and ICU rates are going up. Delta is a monster. Schools open in two and a half weeks, and online parent groups are full of increasingly wild eyes, and panic-shopping for something better than cloth masks. Meanwhile, the Ontario government is in campaign mode, and the science table hasn’t predicted the fall. The silence feels ominous.
Mayor Tory: mosque vandalism meant to send message
Toronto Mayor John Tory to visit vandalized mosque
Cop acquitted of charges from killer's 2016 arrest
Toronto officer found not guilty of charges following serial killer's arrest in 2016
Police say combative suspect injured officers with a metal pole
A 25-year-old Hamilton man has been charged for multiple offences.
COVID shots stalled in Hamilton despite enticements
Sunday saw daily doses dip to 787 — the lowest since February and a deep dive from a peak of nearly 10,000 a day in early July
‘They scream at me, the staff and our diners for hours’; Owner Jen Agg calls out the city, province for not halting anti-vaccine protests at her restaurants
Toronto restaurateur Jen Agg is accusing Toronto Mayor John Tory and Ontario Premier Doug Ford of failing to protect her restaurants from being routinely picketed by anti-vaccine protesters.
‘Summer’s last hurrah’: Heat and humidity to hang over Hamilton until at least Thursday
Daily high temperatures over 30 C and nightly lows over 20 C expected this week amid an extended heat warning.
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