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Updated 2025-01-16 05:30
North American stock markets rebound
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
Canadian Tire reports Q1 profit, sales up
Canadian Tire reports first-quarter profit, sales climb from year ago
Woman critical after Lamborghini hits streetcar
Woman critical after Lamborghini crashes while passing streetcar, police say
Dundas 24 Brock St. N. owner can sell units in advance of development approval
City of Hamilton, CN Rail still awaiting a site plan application for property
Seven workers at Hamilton Mountain Fortinos test positive for COVID-19
A worker at a west Hamilton Mountain Farm Boy has also tested positive for the virus.
Hamilton board hopes to restore cut jobs, spec-ed supports
Hamilton’s public school board no longer faces having to cut some $2 million in supports for special education thanks to a bigger than anticipated provincial grant in another area used to help cover past funding shortfalls.
Tories OK to have used CBC footage in attack ads
Conservatives OK to have used CBC footage in election attack ads, court rules
Leon's reports Q1 profit up, CEO to retire
Leon's Furniture reports Q1 profit up from year ago, CEO to retire July 1
Hamilton police seize weapons, $300,000 in drugs during bust
Two charged after search of two residences and a vehicle
Brookfield funds from operations hit record
Brookfield Asset Management funds from operations hit record high
'Traditional' Ancaster Fair won't be held this year
There’s good news and bad news regarding this year’s Ancaster Fair.
Hamilton Public Library kicks off Hamilton Reads
Read any good books lately?
Crown challenging Theriault verdict
Crown challenges verdict in case of off-duty Toronto cop convicted of assault
‘Humanity wins’: Canada postpones deportation of health worker at 11th hour so he can get second dose of COVID-19 vaccine
Carlo Escario reported to the border agency’s office at Pearson airport at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday for the flight that was to remove him from Canada.
Ontario extends stay-at-home order until June 2
The stay-at-home order is here to stay until at least June 2.
NewsAlert: Ontario extends stay-at-home order
Ontario residents 40 and older can book COVID vaccines today
Greyhound Canada permanently cuts all bus routes
Canadian Press NewsAlert: Greyhound Canada to cut all routes, end operations
Governments to spend $3.4B on Hamilton LRT
Ottawa and Ontario to spend $3.4 billion to build Hamilton light-rail transit
Entire Red Hill Valley Parkway speed limit lowering to 80 km/h
Change takes effect Monday
LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford to share COVID-19 update for May 13
Premier Doug Ford, Health Minister Christine Elliott, Solicitor General Sylvia Jones and Dr. David Williams will make a noon announcement Thursday.
Happening now: Province, feds offer $3.4 billion to build resurrected LRT in Hamilton
Now it’s up to city council to decide whether it will endorse the revamped project
North American stock markets up at late-morning
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
Hacked and impersonated: Four of Ontario’s top health-care voices on being targeted and harassed on social media
Throughout Canada’s COVID-19 pandemic, doctors and experts have become the heroes (and social media heroes) distilling information to the public. In Twitter’s 2020 year-end roundup, they were highlighted as one of the top-growing personalities, with hundreds of thousands of followers watching daily, sometimes hourly, tweets from health-care professionals updating the public on COVID-19 numbers and their studies.
Consumers look to minimize bank fees
Should you consider no-fee online banks as a way to minimize bank fees?
Ontario reports 2,759 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario residents 40 and older can book COVID vaccines today
Third teen charged in Hamilton Mountain parking lot murder
Ali Mohummad was fatally stabbed in ambush
Hamilton reducing speed limit on Red Hill Valley Parkway to 80 km/h
Hamilton is reducing the speed limit on the Red Hill Valley Parkway to 80 km/h for the entire length of the roadway, from the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway to the Queen Elizabeth Way, effective May 17.
Hamilton reducing speed limit on Red Hill Valley Parkway
Hamilton is reducing the speed limit on the Red Hill Valley Parkway to 80 km/h for the entire length of the roadway, from the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway to the Queen Elizabeth Way, effective May 17.
North American stock markets up in early trading
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
Fire system ‘deficiencies’ at Hamilton highrise in coronavirus outbreak during March blaze
Tenants complained about issues before COVID-19 exploded at 235 Rebecca St. highrise
Police arrest third youth in Hamilton Mountain murder
Hamilton police have made another arrest in connection with the murder of Ali Mohummad.
Brookfield Asset Management: Q1 Earnings Snapshot
Brookfield Asset Management: Q1 Earnings Snapshot
Canada Goose reports $2.9M Q4 profit
Canada Goose reports $2.9M Q4 profit, revenue up more than 30 per cent
12,000 more Hamilton-area workers unemployed compared to pre-pandemic levels, analysis shows
The Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton also found that COVID-19 infection rates were highest in neighbourhoods with more health workers
Premier Doug Ford complains to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of ‘no action’ on borders to tackle COVID-19
Premier Doug Ford is escalating his calls to Ottawa for tighter border controls to limit the spread of COVID-19.
‘The Swearing Jar’ and ‘The Umbrella Academy’ filming around Hamilton
King William Street taken over for filming by ‘The Umbrella Academy’
Canada Goose: Fiscal Q4 Earnings Snapshot
Canada Goose: Fiscal Q4 Earnings Snapshot
Hamilton murder trial more focused on allegations against police
Victim of 2005 shooting was not mentioned once on Wednesday as witness continues testimony about Hamilton police, Susan Clairmont writes.
Summer camps for kids in Hamilton? Here’s what you need to know
Representatives from Hamilton-area camps that are opening say they are doing so based on 2020 guidelines and will revise as appropriate once the 2021
Pop-up vaccine clinics often end up in a social media-fuelled scramble for remaining doses. Is there a better way?
It was pandemonium at the St. John the Evangelist Catholic School pop-up vaccination clinic in Weston Friday.
Union calls for provincial safety review at National Steel Car after workplace deaths
The Ministry of Labour is probing two workplace fatalities within eight months at the plant. National Steel Car calls the deaths ‘tragic, but not the
Marinas in Norfolk County reopen in defiance of stay-at-home order
Boat launch reopening in provincial park was last straw for Long Point business owners
Downtown Tim Hortons closed amid staff work refusal over COVID-19 concerns
Employees of the Main Street East restaurant don’t expect to return to work until May 23.
Today’s coronavirus news: Ontario residents 40 and older can book COVID vaccines Thursday; Provinces issued more COVID-19 tickets during second wave, CCLA report says
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.
BEHIND THE CRIMES: Police hopeful genetic genealogy will lead to women's killer
Toronto's Erin Gilmour, 22, and Susan Tice, 45, were killed by the same unknown man in their homes in 1983.
Emma Teitel: Let parents preregister their kids for the vaccine to reduce stress, Toronto councillor urges the province
Last week Canada became the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer vaccine for children aged 12-15. In response to this news, I made the case that the Ontario government should enable kids to preregister for their vaccines, ASAP, in a centralized system so that their parents can avoid the scavenger hunt-like experience that has defined the rollout so far.
‘Your perception changes.’ For many, one COVID-19 vaccine dose has a clear psychological side effect
Rodrigo Cokting hadn’t been to the grocery store in more than eight months.
Golf, barbecues and restaurant patios coming soon, say Ontario doctors calling for outdoor spaces to open
Hamilton COVID numbers dropping but stay-at-home order still needed says the Ontario Medical Association
‘We have a deal’: Billions of dollars now on the table for Hamilton LRT — but questions remain
The province and feds will announce $3.4 billion for a resurrected Hamilton LRT Thursday. Now it’s up to city council to decide if it’s still on board
As curtain falls on Canada’s AstraZeneca program, Gen X’ers and others line up for last chance at a first dose
VICTORIA—When Adam Jones woke up Wednesday, he was greeted by an invitation that would turn out to be among the last of its kind.
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