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Martin Regg Cohn: The reopening of the U.S.-Canada border was big news, but the reality on the ground tells another story
DERBY LINE, VT.—Vaccinated Americans can now cross our undefended border unimpeded.
GO-VAXX bus mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinic coming to Flamborough
The City of Hamilton and provincial Ministry of Health are utilizing mobile clinics to bring the COVID-19 vaccine to areas of the city with lower vaccination coverage rates — including rural Flamborough.
Hamilton’s Art Crawl ready to rise again. But is this ‘organic’ event good for everyone?
Hamilton’s popular James Street North Art Crawl is poised to restart after a long COVID hiatus. But some are worried about the soundness of the event,
Ottawa looks to introduce vaccine passports for Canadians going abroad
OTTAWA—It took three cabinet ministers and a late-day news conference on the eve of an expected election to announce that maybe by early fall Canada will introduce its version of an international vaccine passport to allow Canadians to prove their vaccination status when they travel abroad.
Ontario should follow Quebec’s lead on vaccine passports to avoid further lockdowns, business groups say
Pressure is growing on the Ontario government to follow in Quebec’s footsteps with a vaccine certificate program that would ban unvaccinated people from restaurants, bars and gyms.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Linamar swings to $108M profit in second quarter
Linamar swings to $108 million profit in second quarter as markets rebound
Susan Delacourt: By being slow on vaccine passports, Justin Trudeau missed a political opportunity
National vaccination passports are coming to Canada this fall, Justin Trudeau’s government is assuring citizens as an election looms.
S&P/TSX composite hits another new high
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Doug Ford rejects demand he meet with MPPs to discuss vaccine passports and mandatory shots
Premier Doug Ford has rejected a demand he meet with opposition parties pushing vaccine passports and mandatory vaccinations for health and education workers as cases of COVID-19 doubled in the last two weeks.
Ford government claims ‘fraudulently obtained funds’ being used to pay legal fees of family linked to alleged $11M COVID-19 fraud
Premier Doug Ford’s government argues that the family tied to the alleged theft of $11 million in pandemic aid is using “fraudulently obtained funds” to pay for their legal defence.
Artsfest returns to Westdale, virtually and live
Redhill Valleys, Logan Staats and Elliott Brood among acts to perform Aug. 13-15
Staffing shortage closes Norfolk County’s only COVID-19 testing site
Residents redirected to Haldimand hospitals until after Labour Day
Southwest Air says COVID spread to impede profitability effort
Southwest Air says COVID spread to impede profitability effort
Can son who is executor of mom’s will be joint on her TFSA too?
As Mom’s power of attorney for finances, you are able to act on her behalf and you must also act in her best interest, Thie Convery writes.
What is femicide and how prevalent is it in Ontario?
On average, a woman or girl gets killed every two-and-a-half days in Canada.
Younger adults driving new COVID-19 infections in Durham region
Province reports two out of three COVID-19 cases among unvaccinated
S&P/TSX composite up, U.S. stock markets mixed
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Mississippi Book Festival canceled because of COVID concerns
Mississippi Book Festival canceled because of COVID concerns
‘My dream came true’: Port Dover man wins $500,000 Lotto Max jackpot
Michael Maxwell split a million-dollar prize with another lucky winner who picked the same numbers.
Ontario reporting 324 new COVID cases and three more deaths
Ontario is reporting another 324 COVID-19 cases and three more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
‘We can’t have a full recovery if women aren’t included’: New report looks at pandemic’s impact on women in Hamilton
The study, led by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce, was released Wednesday during a virtual event.
Stelco reports jump in Q2 earnings on higher steel prices
Earnings for the second quarter came in at $363 million, or $4.09 per share, up from nil earnings in the same quarter last year.
With COVID-19 infections rising, Toronto won’t close North York vaccination clinic after all
With COVID-19 again spreading rapidly in Toronto, the city has rethought plans to completely close a North York vaccination clinic.
China market turns frosty for Taiwan books, as tensions rise
China market turns frosty for Taiwan books, as tensions rise
Canada Goose Q1 revenue more than doubled
Canada Goose reports Q1 revenue more than doubled compared with last year
Man arrested after eight-hour standoff inside St. Clair Boulevard house
Hamilton police seized a replica handgun
'HIGH RISK': Major recall of curry sold at stores across Canada due to allergy fears that 'may cause a serious or life-threatening reaction'
Both Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning shoppers about multiple curry products that are being recalled due to serious allergy concerns.
Hamilton’s Mr. Yum is retiring, selling ice cream truck
Purchaser gets a ‘turnkey’ business opportunity, son says
Councillors back two-year landlord licensing pilot in areas of Hamilton
‘Huge step in right direction’ will help residents in wards 1, 8 and 14, Coun. John-Paul Danko says
Power failure in west Hamilton Wednesday morning
Power is estimated to return by 9 a.m.
Five new spots and shops that have opened in Hamilton this summer
New businesses in Steeltown include a golf-themed bar, a record shop and an ice cream truck.
‘They made it illegal to be homeless’: City council abruptly scraps Hamilton encampment pact
Street outreach workers and doctors ‘floored’ by abrupt decision to end protocol
New McMaster course explores language and identity among Hamilton’s immigrant communities
Students in fourth-year seminar Heritage Languages in the Hamilton Diaspora will work closely with places of worship, language schools and cultural as
Hamilton has Ontario’s highest COVID rate
Epidemiologist warns that fourth wave has started, as city also has among Ontario’s lowest vaccination rate
Today's coronavirus news: Ontario’s top doctor offers sobering message to unvaccinated amid fourth wave; Iran facing its worst surge in cases since start of pandemic
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.
No winner in Lotto Max $10 million jackpot
No winning ticket sold for Tuesday's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
Flooding can’t stop hourly GO train service from arriving in Hamilton (for long)
A commuter train service once promised to arrive by 2015 is now offering hourly trips in and out of Toronto.
Martinrea highlights positive outlook in Q2 report
Auto parts manufacturer Martinrea highlights positive outlook in quarterly report
A fourth wave of COVID-19 is bearing down on Ontario. Here’s a sobering warning about what to expect as new cases spike
With Ontario seeing more than three straight weeks of growth in daily COVID-19 cases — primarily in people who have not been vaccinated — the province is “most definitely” in a fourth wave, says a top doctor with the government’s science advisory table.
Toronto is in the fourth wave of COVID-19, experts say, as daily infection numbers soar
Toronto is in the early days of a fourth wave of COVID-19 certain to worsen this autumn, experts say after an almost fivefold jump in daily new infections over one month.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Energy sector leads TSX higher, U.S. markets mixed
Energy sector leads S&P/TSX composite higher as oil rises, U.S. stock markets mixed
Families affected by patient suicide ‘lack trust’ in St. Joe’s to implement prevention recommendations
Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner releases 17 recommendations to help prevent suicides of patients under hospital care. As part of the review, St.
Energy sector leads S&P/TSX composite higher
Energy sector leads S&P/TSX composite higher as oil rises, U.S. stock markets mixed
Fuddle duddle? Offscreen swearing spices up virtual Hamilton council meeting
Coun. Lloyd Ferguson said he was unaware of the inadvertent interruption. But he swears he did not swear at his council colleagues.
Moderna agrees to build vaccine facility in Canada
Moderna agrees to build vaccine facility in Canada
Schools ‘the big unknown’ as COVID-19 makes comeback in Haldimand-Norfolk
Variants sending unvaccinated residents to hospital
Hamilton police conducting investigation in St. Clair neighbourhood
Cumberland Avenue has been closed between Eastbourne and Sherman avenues
Hamilton Mountain YMCA reopens with limited access
The sounds of the bar bells clanging and the exercise machines spinning have returned to the Les Charter Family YMCA on the Mountain.
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