Ont. court certifies class action against Uber, advancing fight for worker rights

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is a cheeky small-c conservative interest group that knows how to get a rise out of people with its gimmicks. Remember the inflatable Mike Duffy they launched to represent Senate largesse, or the giant national debt clock that ticked its way into our national psyche in the 1990s?

Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health has begun to report publicly a school-by-school breakdown of the proportion of secondary students who have be

Take a virtual reality walk in the Hamilton of 100 years ago, enjoy some live music at Artsfest in Westdale or take in a basketball game

Indigo reports higher revenue, lower net loss in quarterly report

The Ontario bureaucrat fired after the alleged theft of $11 million in pandemic aid was a “ringleader,” whose “co-conspirators” are now being investigated for a wider fraud, court has heard.

The 27-year-old woman was last seen in the area of Brant Avenue and Colborne Street

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As Ontario grapples with the fourth wave of COVID-19, the province has unveiled a series of new rules for testing and isolation.

For me Broadway had become a stale place, all big musicals and obvious comedies. There was no place where actors and people with creative talent could

Expenses incurred last year by the City of Hamilton, in a settlement agreement and related costs following issuance of an illegal building permit for 10 Newman Rd. in Pleasant View, were not included in a 2020 reserve fund update presented to city councillors.

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Cineplex reports $103.7M Q2 loss, says all theatres and venues open as of July 17

Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Liberal MP Bob Bratina says he may yet run for mayor next year now that he won't seek re-election because he opposes his government’s funding of the city’s light-rail transit line.

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After months of discussion around the idea of implementing a vaccine passport for international travel in Canada, federal officials have said it's a go and expect a launch in the coming weeks.

Scott Watter, 47, was charged by Hamilton police in June 2020 with sexual assault, sexual assault causing bodily harm

Urquhart Butterfly Garden is also hosting a series of summer seminars

Mayor John Tory is pushing Premier Doug Ford to put a vaccination verification system in place for businesses, sporting events and more.

Ontario is putting another $2.2 billion aside to deal with COVID-19 emergencies as new infections hit their highest level in two months driven by the contagious Delta variant.

OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to kick off a federal election campaign on Sunday as top health officials warn a fourth pandemic wave is underway in Canada.

Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson says residents have been asking the city for the traffic calming measures to slow down vehicles.

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The funding will go toward replacing a fire truck, rehabilitating taxiways and covering the cost of cleaning supplies.

The funding will go towards replacing a fire truck, rehabilitating taxisways and covering the cost of cleaning supplies.

Tisdale Street closed from Main to King streets

Ontario is reporting another 513 COVID-19 cases and no new deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.

Waterdown’s Katherine Pereira and her husband were planning to buy a house this year, but the still-booming real estate market made that dream impossible — at least for the time being.

Maddow to contribute foreword to book on Pegasus malware

Manulife subsidiary buys timberlands in Maine for carbon sequestration

Canada announces vaccine passports will be available to travelers this fall, but there is a lack of details.

In each incident he reportedly tried to call girls to his car

Hudson's Bay splitting stores from online marketplace to create two businesses

Hamilton backyard bonfires: What you need to know

Canadian Tire reports Q2 profit, revenue up more than 20 per cent from year ago

Brookfield Asset Management reports Q2 profit, distributable earnings up

Cineplex reports $103.7M Q2 loss, says all theatres and venues open as of July 17

Hamilton police release results of Project Purple Rain

Director Tim Potocic is planning on a shortened October festival if COVID rules allow, Scott Radley writes.

In her name: Amanda Gorman Award honors high school poets

Masking, distancing and vaccination can stop next COVID wave from being the worst

Police searching for man wanted for first-degree murder of Christoper Sim.

Ontario’s summer company program gives young entrepreneurs a chance to test drive a business idea, while making money

Private electric scooter companies will bid to set up shop in the city — but they’ll have to meet safety requirements that are unique in Canada

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.

With U.S. officials reportedly poised to approve the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine within weeks, many are hoping this final endorsement could nudge some hesitant people toward the shot.

Deidra Ann Smith and Ghislain 'Justin' Robichaud were killed in St. Catharines in 2018.

The city’s board of health wants the province to spur vaccination rates with stricter measures

If only Premier Doug Ford could walk backwards at the same clip as Andrea Horwath.

COVID-19 cases continue to be declared in some grocery stores and restaurants across Ontario.