Many people in Ontario have said schools should be the first thing to open and the last thing to close in a pandemic, but people say a lot of things, and now it doesn’t appear Ontario will open schools. Or at least, as the Star’s Robert Benzie and Kristin Rushowy report, the premier doesn’t want to.

Many people in Ontario have said schools should be the first thing to open and the last thing to close in a pandemic, but people say a lot of things, and now it doesn’t appear Ontario will open schools. Or at least, as the Star’s Robert Benzie reports, the premier doesn’t want to.

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Premier Doug Ford has always said that kids are his government’s No. 1 priority.

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Ontario reports 699 COVID-19 cases, nine deaths on Tuesday

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Taco Bell Canada is launching a new 'walk-thru' hiring experience at 20 Ontario restaurants this month, including two Hamilton Mountain locations.

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"We knew our father was innocent," said Vincenza Travale, whose father was rounded up and sent to Camp Petawawa in 1940.

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OTTAWA — A federal vaccine advisory panel has changed its guidance on “mismatched” COVID-19 vaccines, giving provinces the green light to offer Canadians different vaccine combinations for first and second doses.

Ontario reports 699 COVID-19 cases, nine deaths on Tuesday

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There are 505 active cases in the city — the lowest figures seen since mid-March.

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Ontario is reporting another 699 COVID-19 cases and nine more deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.

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The Ancaster BIA is currently accepting applications for the executive director position. Dr. Melissa Sander, chair of the Ancaster BIA, thanks outgoing executive director, Jennifer Mattern, “for her leadership, commitment and guidance to the Ancaster BIA over the last seven years."

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Ontario reports 699 COVID-19 cases, nine deaths on Tuesday

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Premier Doug Ford is leaning strongly against reopening schools, the Star has learned.

Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson says the city has laid charges against residents for hosting birthday parties.

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Even a torrential rainstorm sending nearly everyone else scrambling for cover couldn’t douse Mike Wood’s passion for Stoney Creek’s Canada Flag Day Parade.

Firefighters arrived to heavy fire visible from a 15th floor balcony.

A 71-year-old Hamilton man is asking for help after he says home-care workers didn’t turn up on multiple occasions. MPP Paul Miller is calling for an

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Artists have been particularly hard-hit by the economic effects of COVID, ‘especially those relying primarily on in-person attendance,’ according to t

A steady stream of newcomers has continued to arrive in the city during COVID, but a lack of digital literacy has for some made accessing settlement s

The city’s unemployment rate recently stabilized at seven per cent after peaking at 12.4 per cent in July 2020. But that is still significantly higher

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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.

Environmental advocates hope we can kick our pandemic habit of Styrofoam takeout containers, plastic shopping bags and online-only shopping once COVID

Vital Signs report card shows a tale of ‘two solitudes’ as COVID-19 has compounded inequities already felt by racialized and impoverished communities.

Concerns swirl around soaring rental prices and low supply.

Family-friendly clinics for youth and second doses for seniors explained — as well as what could be coming for workplaces

Project will be discussed Wednesday, writes Scott Radley