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Man stabbed after meeting with pair to sell dog
York police say man stabbed, woman assaulted after meeting with pair to sell dog
Hamilton contractor, homeowner offer tips to avoid home reno horrors
What started out as a routine job to fix cracks to a home’s exterior stone skirting quickly turned into a major overhaul after a series of problems were found, many of which could be attributed to shoddy workmanship by previous contractors.
Sew busy: Coronavirus pandemic keeps Hamilton Mountain sewing machine repair business humming
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in many people taking up hobbies and activities they can do at home.
Out of this world sitcom rolls cameras in Oakville
Writer from ‘The Office’ involved in new show set for CBC and Nickelodeon
Ontario reporting 185 new COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths
Ontario is reporting another 185 COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.
Closing arguments begin at Linda O'Leary trial
Closing arguments set to be heard today at boat-crash trial of Linda O'Leary
Amazon cancels 2021 Prime Day in Canada
Amazon cancels Prime Day in Canada in 2021 due to COVID-19 after postponing in 2020
Ottawa urged to continue business support programs
Small business group launches petition to maintain government financial supports
Science table looks at pros of vax certificates
Vax certificates may allow faster reopening, help plan for resurgence: science table
Toronto marks three years since Danforth shooting
Toronto marks three years since fatal Danforth mass shooting
COVID-19 conspiracy theories are spreading online like a virus. An inside look at a dangerous misinformation movement that’s spilling into the real world
Like the virus, the hashtag #nomorelockdowns has spread across borders, taking root in India, the U.S., the U.K. and Canada, where its use has intensified.
Police looking to identify suspect in Gage Park sex assault
A 14-year-old boy was approached near fountain
Construction forces downtown Hamilton’s Greek Palace uptown
Restaurant reopens on Rymal Road following lengthy closure
Channeling Freddie Mercury on the Ancaster stage
Ian Jutsun ‘replicates the emotion’ he feels iconic lead singer of Queen brought to the music, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
Obama-Springsteen book 'Renegades' coming in October
Obama-Springsteen book 'Renegades' coming in October
Today's coronavirus news: COVID-19 cases have nearly tripled in the U.S. over two weeks; More Olympic athletes test positive in Tokyo
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.
Hamilton paramedics responded to record number of suspected opioid overdose calls in June
Uptick comes amid pandemic isolation and a toxic drug supply circulating on city streets
Extra water testing at Hamilton’s Valens Lake shows it’s safe to fall out of your canoe
An E. coli scare last fall prompted the Hamilton Conservation Authority to start doing extra testing for bacteria all around the popular reservoir — n
What are Hamiltonians asking for via FOI? We can’t tell you.
City says it can’t say what information people are requesting through freedom of information. Three privacy experts disagree — and Ontario’s Informati
BEHIND THE CRIMES: Who was driving the white Dodge Neon that struck and killed Lucas Shortreed?
Lucas Shortreed was walking to Fergus along Wellington Road 17 when he was struck from behind and killed in October 2008.
City mental health line saw spike in calls from men during pandemic’s first wave
A mental health phone line serving the Greater Toronto Area — 211 Central — saw a 70 per cent spike in daily calls for help from men after the onset of the pandemic, according to a new report from the Wellesley Institute.
Toronto clears another homeless encampment
Toronto moves to clear homeless encampment at stadium on Wednesday
Canadians frustrated they can't cross land border
Some Canadians frustrated they still can't cross U.S. land border
City crews repairing water main break in downtown
All lanes were expected to be reopened by 5 a.m. on Thursday
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Survivors call on police to conduct criminal investigation into missing children from residential school
Six Nations announced Wednesday it would give $1M in ‘interim funding’ to survivors to search residential school grounds
Six Nations seeks criminal probe for grave search
Six Nations elected chief wants search for unmarked graves to be criminal probe
‘Vaccine certificate’ with access to perks for the double-vaxxed touted by science table as way for Ontario to accelerate the jab
The group of experts supplying the province with science-based policy recommendations is asking the premier to consider letting those who are double-vaxxed relax — and get priority entrance to movies, restaurants and gyms.
TSX moves higher as crude helps energy, loonie
North American stock markets continue recovery as oil prices boost energy sector
Be cautious with back-to-school plans, Ontario elementary teachers union urges
The province needs to “take a cautious approach” in reopening schools, says the public elementary teachers union.
Experts hope for fewer runny nose disruptions
Ontario reports 135 new cases of COVID-19, four new deaths
Ontario spent $10.3B less than planned: watchdog
Watchdog says Ontario spent $10.3 billion less than planned during last fiscal year
Toronto clearing another homeless encampment
Toronto moves to clear homeless encampment at stadium on Wednesday
Winning one that embraces the Tommy Hoan era
On Track: Vintage Automobile Racing Association of Canada holds Grand Prix
Ontarians can now get digital reminders for licence, health card renewals
Ontarians will now be able to sign up for digital reminders to renew their licence, plate stickers and health cards, the province has announced.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians must be part of solution to combat hate
"We can't simply expect that government can pass a piece of legislation and do it all," said Trudeau.
Kevin O'Leary recalls boat crash at wife's trial
Kevin O'Leary testifies he doesn't recall if wife drank before fatal boat crash
Hamilton to close mass vaccination clinics in August
The city announced the closure dates of its three major clinics on Wednesday in favour of smaller clinics across the city.
Delivery apps raise rates as soon as possible in Ontario
When Frank Caputo went to check his restaurant’s bank account last weekend, it was a few hundred dollars short of where he thought it would be.
Cointreau sues Canopy Growth over Quatreau brand
Cointreau maker sues Canopy Growth over Quatreau drinks with similar sounding name
Canada Olympic trivia: Get to know Team Canada with these historical facts and stats
Knowing obscure sports trivia can be a quick way to score points with friends and acquaintances, and with 121 years of history, there's no shortage of obscure facts and statistics about Canada's Olympic team.
Halifax jazz drummer Jerry Granelli dies at age 80
Halifax jazz drummer Jerry Granelli of 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' dies at age 80
New HWDSB student groups aim to connect Muslim youth in Hamilton
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board has launched a series of ‘social connection groups’ for Muslim students Grade 5 and up
McMaster University to require COVID vaccine for students living in residence
Mac’s announcement comes days after the province released new guidance, encouraging universities and colleges to plan for more on-campus instruction a
U.S. extends land border closure for non-essential travel until Aug. 21
The United States land border will remain closed to non-essential travel until at least Aug. 21, the American government says, while Canada is set to welcome fully vaccinated Americans beginning Aug. 9.
Kevin O'Leary testifies at wife's boat crash trial
Kevin O'Leary testifies he doesn't recall if wife drank before fatal boat crash
Ontario reporting 135 new COVID-19 cases and four more deaths
Ontario is reporting another 135 COVID-19 cases and four more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
Brookfield Property Partners deal to close Monday
Court approval will result in Brookfield Property Partners deal closing Monday
Porter Airlines adding payment options
Porter Airlines adding flight payment options including monthly instalments
Rogers adds subscribers, records revenue rebound
Rogers earns $302 million in Q2 as Blue Jays help revenues to increase 14 per cent
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