About 80 employees at a Canada Post facility in Mississauga have been ordered into isolation after a COVID-19 outbreak.

Money is always good but a breath of life is priceless.

When former Ontario finance minister Rod Phillips took his fateful career-ending trip to the luxury Caribbean island of St. Bart’s last December, he unwittingly exposed some deep faults in our collective defence against COVID-19.

Despite warning signs — and even padlocks — Toronto residents appear to be defying provincial COVID-19 regulations, playing basketball, tennis, volleyball and exercising in outdoor facilities that are closed under the latest stay-at-home order.

Torstar CEO John Boynton appointed NordStar vice-chairman in executive shuffle

Netflix chooses Toronto as location for its corporate office in Canada

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

WASHINGTON—The last time Joe Biden delivered a speech at the Capitol building, the day he was sworn in as the 46th U.S. president, the wounds his country was suffering were all too visible.

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For a brief time, the Ontario government mandated two paid, job-protected sick days for all workers.

Ontario asks federal government for enhanced measures for interprovincial travellers

Police watchdog looks for witnesses after police shoot at vehicle in Oshawa, Ont.

A few things to help you get your mindset right, Ernie Schramayr writes.

Anthony Marco, president of the Hamilton and District Labour Council, said having allies in four Hamilton-area NDP MPPs has helped local advocacy effo

Toronto announces first workplace closures due to COVID-19 outbreaks of five or more

Scam artists use Rogers wireless outage as a lure by offering fake compensation

Residents aged 45 and older that live in a provincial hot spot can now get their COVID-19 vaccine at a city-run mega clinic by booking online or by phone.

The NHL is preparing to adjust playoff contingency plans if virus restrictions in Canada prevent travel between provinces or back and forth to the U.S.

Migrant farm workers at higher COVID-19 risk, need protection: Ontario coroner report

Six ICU nurses and three doctors from Newfoundland and Labrador could be taking care of some of Toronto’s most severely ill COVID-19 patients by Thursday, the Star has learned.

Saying “we are not the city of ‘no,’” but the city of “not right now,” a Toronto committee led by Coun. Michael Thompson has killed the idea of a pilot project that would have allowed legal drinking in parks this summer.

The new outbreaks include Kushies Baby, a retail store in Stoney Creek, and the YWCA Downtown Hamilton Childcare Centre

The provincial coroners’ office should “consider” calling inquests into the deaths of three migrant workers who contracted COVID-19 last year, a review led by the office’s own deputy chief coroner has recommended.

Public health announced mobile clinics for this age group in hot spot postal codes

Scam artists use Rogers wireless outage as a lure by offering fake compensation

Efforts are underway to find long-term temporary housing for seniors left homeless by the April 14 fire that damaged much of a three-storey apartment building at 110 Stoney Brook Dr. in lower Stoney Creek.

Kuruc, who previously ran in the 2018 municipal election for Ward 3, is the Conservative candidate.

Child-care workers in licensed child-care settings across the province will be eligible to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment starting Thursday, Ontario’s ministries of health and education announced Tuesday morning.

The 61-year-old woman and 67-year-old man died after stabbing in George Street apartment building.

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Police say no one was injured

Ontario asks federal government for enhanced measures for interprovincial travellers

Diane Galambos: A family explores its Filipino heritage

A Waterdown family is thanking the community for an outpouring of support after their Harnesworth Crescent home was damaged by a fire April 7.

Twitter post – which has not been verified – advertises a “kids play date” titled Rocketship Park

Young people in Hamilton have had their lives upended by the pandemic. Everything from friendship to education to their physical and mental health has

Waterloo police declare COVID-19 outbreak after five test positive

Low student loan interest rates could be an opportunity for head start on investing

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Ontario workers would be eligible for up to $1,000 a week in COVID-19 sick pay if Premier Doug Ford can convince Ottawa to let Queen’s Park bolster the existing federal program.

‘Not responsible’ to allow development with ‘potentially trillions of dollars’ on the line, Chief Mark Hill says

Ontario asks federal government for enhanced measures for interprovincial travellers

OPP say an excavator in a construction zone hit structuring, causing collapse

OPP say an excavator in a construction zone hit structuring, causing collapse

Stand springs from Roxborough Park dispute but dovetails with Indigenous efforts to assert long-standing treaty rights

New chief expected to be announced by early May, says Mayor Fred Eisenberger, who chairs the police board, Susan Clairmont writes.

University rejects freedom-of-information request for complete document looking at Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour — they also wo

The Concession Street tattoo shop has racked up at least $2,760 in COVID-related fines

‘We believe, now, that her death was most likely an accident brought on by part of an effort to heal herself,’ said her dad

Collin Grayley was found by co-workers slumped over on Friday. It’s the second death probed at the workplace since last September