Guest: Dr. Fahad Razak, epidemiologist and internist at St. Michael’s Hospital, and member of Ontario’s Science Advisory Table

Mosque to host vigil for family killed in London, Ont., vehicle attack

Nine per cent of Hamilton-area employers plan to hire for the third quarter of 2021

Environment Canada warns of storm “capable of producing heavy rain”

Five arrested after confinement and assault of man in Thunder Bay, Ont.

On Sunday, police say a Muslim family was intentionally struck by a driver in a pickup truck, killing four members of the Afzaal family and orphaning a young boy, 9-year-old Fayez.

Representative for 17,000 Sears Canada retirees says insolvency laws are unjust

What do you do during a pandemic when you have a lot of time on your hands?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called the attack that killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., last weekend a terrorist attack motivated by hatred.

Tourism associations across Canada launched a campaign Tuesday urging the federal government to announce a clear plan for reopening the Canada-U.S. border to non-essential travellers, as the all-important summer season begins and businesses fear losing another chance to get back on their feet.

In many cases, that noisy knee is nothing to worry about, Ernie Schramayr writes

The shocking mass killing of a Muslim family in the southwestern Ontario city of London is “nothing short of a terrorist attack on innocent people based on their faith,” Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday.

Two days after a family of four was killed in what police are calling hate-motivated killing, those left mourning are grieving the loss of a Muslim family described as “the best people in our community.”

Mosque to host vigil for family killed in London, Ont., vehicle attack

Canada, including Hamilton, has seen a rising number of anti-Asian racist assaults and verbal harassments during COVID-19.

Duchess of Sussex's 'The Bench' celebrates fathers and sons

BDC, Black Innovation Capital launch venture fund for Black entrepreneurs in Canada

Public health reported just 14 new cases Tuesday

Most new COVID-19 patients are unvaccinated, health unit says

Consumer debt driven by new mortgages, but credit card debt at six-year low

Judge rules: ‘They deprived Yosif of his only possible chance of survival.’

Mosque to host vigil for family killed in London, Ont., vehicle attack

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Ontarians can expect ServiceOntario renewal extensions to continue, despite the province moving into Step One of its reopening plan later this week, the ministry of transportation (MTO) confirmed.

Ontario reports 469 new cases of COVID-19 and 18 more deaths linked to virus

Hamilton’s public school board will ask the Indigenous community to help rename Ryerson Elementary School in the wake of the discovery of 215 children’s bodies buried at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C.

Hamilton’s public school board will ask the Indigenous community to help rename Ryerson Elementary School in the wake of the discovery of 215 children’s bodies buried at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C.

In a recent survey, more than 50 per cent of Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board secondary students indicated a decline in their mental

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BioNTech founders contributing to book on COVID-19 vaccine

A look at Hamilton home sale prices in May

Mosque to host vigil for family killed in London, Ont., vehicle attack

The poorly timed pollution arrives alongside a summer heat wave and ongoing pandemic restrictions on city pools.

Hamilton Artists Inc. instituted the position of Indigenous curator in residence to help broaden the role and inclusiveness of its work. Award-winning

Stoney Creek’s Bob Wintonyk sells his creations on social media

Tropical vacation in the cards after $100,000 windfall

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.

Raquel Urtasun starts Toronto self-driving company Waabi, after leaving Uber

Marcelle Roy’s husband died in February, but because of COVID, she couldn’t visit as much as she’d have liked. A new Amica Senior Lifestyles program i

The city says just 27 of it’s approximately 100 water fountains are running this summer.

It is unclear if the two parties reached a settlement.

According to research conducted in Ontario before the COVID-19 pandemic, eating disorders were prevalent in between two and three per cent of the province's population. ​

Nikki Roumel knows the warning signs of an eating disorder all too well. She first experienced discomfort about her body at eight years old, while growing up in Guelph.

Multiple pedestrian fatalities in London, Ont., crash: police

The latest news developments on the fatal attack in London, Ont.

HWDSB will also conduct a review of all HWDSB schools named after individuals

As the rest of the province looks forward to reopening, Porcupine, a health unit covering a vast swath of northeastern Ontario that now has the most cases per 100,000, will remain closed for now.

Verdict is in for Hamilton’s longest domestic violence trial — Adeel Safdar found guilty of assault, but rest of family found not guilty

For some in Ontario, Friday might be a real Friday this week. Maybe you will be on a patio, or in line behind people for a patio, as the European soccer championships blare. Maybe you’ll have already stopped at your favourite small business, or spent the morning at an outdoor fitness class, or driven through the zoo. In some parts of Toronto, the city that has been fed more poorly executed lockdowns than almost any other, Ontario going to Stage 1 of reopening Friday could even look like a party.

Hamilton police said two vehicles collided in the area of Parkdale Avenue and Queenston Road shortly after 6 p.m.