Approximately two weeks after pausing dredging of Delsey Pond to review possible impacts on species at risk, the City of Hamilton still wasn’t talking about its findings.“At this time, the city does not have any additional updates to share,” spokes

Exemptions to provincial act permit harming threatened species, habitat destruction

'An enormous hiring challenge': Canadian tech companies face U.S. hiring spree

U.K. research firm SamKnows seeks Canadian volunteers for home internet study

News comes a week after province halted first doses of the AZ vaccine.

Ahead of the Victoria Day long weekend ahead, the City of Hamilton is urging residents to continue following public health measures and to limit close contacts with people outside their immediate households.

North American stock markets up in early trading, loonie climbs higher

Ontario is giving a shot in the arm to its COVID-19 vaccination efforts by approving the limited use of the AstraZeneca vaccine for second doses.

Ontario's top doctor to provide update on use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

North American stock markets up in early trading, loonie climbs higher

A beautiful long weekend awaits, just as outdoor spaces get reopened

In a virtual news conference, Dr. David Williams, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, and Dr. Dirk Huyer, coordinator of the provincial outbreak response, provide an update on the status of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in the province.

The folks at the Cancer Assistance Program want you and your friends and family to walk, hike, rollerblade or cycle in your neighbourhood for a good cause.

Application to allow two new homes conditionally approved by committee of adjustment

Ontario's top doctor to provide update on use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine

Bell times at more than 70 Hamilton schools are set to change in September to streamline busing

Comedy film ‘Super Dicks’ among many shoots in the city

Lloyd Ferguson says he wasn’t suggesting interfering with police operations. Others took his remarks differently

Crown and defence lawyers attempted to revive the memory of a woman who had been at the scene of the shooting outside a Hamilton bar in 2005.

Even with $3.4 billion in government funding on the table, some councillors say the cost of running a light rail system could be a deal-breaker.

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.

Generosity in wake of blaze has left Buddy Carter speechless: ‘They’re going to furnish the whole house’

Advocates for better whistleblower protections say NDAs should be banned

The city is looking at whether to offer year-round access to some park washrooms — so if you have views on year-round loos, now might be the time to t

The airline will reintroduce routes departing from Hamilton to destinations in Cuba, Mexico, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic

With provincial cases trending downward and vaccinations ramping up, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has unveiled the province’s latest strategy for reopening.

SickKids is experiencing an outbreak of COVID-19 in an inpatient unit specializing in paediatric medicine and respirology.

Hiro Hayashi would really like to be optimistic.

Hospitalizations are high and fast-spreading variants are the wild card as Ontario takes first steps to reopening as COVID case rates decrease

Multiple garbage can fires were set in the downtown core between 4:20 p.m. and 6:40 p.m. Thursday, police said.

A Toronto independent religious school has launched a Charter challenge in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, alleging a citywide public health order to close schools breaches students’ and staff’s freedom of religion.

There has been a nearly 13 per cent increase in deaths in Ontario during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, with a significant proportion of those excess deaths due to causes other than the SARS-CoV-2 virus, according to cremation data obtained and analyzed by Ontario’s Science Advisory Table.

There has been a nearly 13 per cent increase in deaths in Ontario during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, with a significant proportion of those excess deaths due to causes other than the SARS-CoV-2 virus, according to cremation data obtained and analyzed by Ontario’s Science Advisory Table.

Ontario court rules deadly shootdown of Flight 752 in Iran was act of terrorism

Your questions answered about the first step of Ontario’s reopening

Ontario schools could reopen in June and although doing so would increase COVID-19 cases, such a move may be “manageable in some regions,” says the province’s science advisory table.

Ontario is getting it right, and to be able to say that is like being able to exhale. It has taken more than a year, through deep barrels of suffering, and a hospital system that very nearly broke. The toll remains uncounted, and will be felt for years.

CRTC chair says it's hard to sustain low wireless, internet prices in long term

Impatience, lack of clarity as clock ticks on AstraZeneca expiry date

Centerra launches lawsuit against former director named Kumtor gold mine manager

Coupled with high household debt, the central bank said it is ‘concerned’ that rising home prices leave people more vulnerable to potential shocks to

Ontario hospitals call for cautious reopening as stay-at-home order nears end

Woodbine Entertainment announces that live horse racing minus fans to resume June 14

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Teen took part in sex assault at St. Mike's high school under duress, defence argues

Tech sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets also rise

Fundraising campaign started by family of siblings killed in crash

Westaim: Q1 Earnings Snapshot

CP Rail urges KCS to reconsider support for CN but refuses to increase takeover offer

Principal didn't check swim test results before trip in which student drowned