VANCOUVER—After working in West Africa and across Canada fighting outbreaks of SARS, H1N1 swine flu and Ebola, Dr. Jan Hajek has enjoyed the last relatively quiet few years acting as a consultant on infectious diseases at Vancouver General Hospital.

Ontario asks federal government for enhanced measures for interprovincial travellers

A Toronto hospital said Monday that it had transferred its first patient to a temporary field hospital that was set up on its grounds to help handle a crush of COVID-19 cases.

OTTAWA—The federal government says it will dispatch three Canadian army teams of nurses and medics, plus Canadian Red Cross personnel to help ease the pressure on intensive care units in Ontario’s hospitals.

Toronto expected to announce new workplace closures following weekend probe

So a 13-year-old girl died, and nobody wants to argue about the politics. Not now, and not ever.

So a 13-year-old girl died, and nobody wants to argue about the politics. Not now, and not ever.

The march of mass tourism once seemed unstoppable — flotillas of cruise ships and jumbo jets disgorging swarms of tourists to invade ancient sites and intrude on living cultures.

The march of mass tourism once seemed unstoppable — flotillas of cruise ships and jumbo jets disgorging swarms of tourists to invade ancient sites and intrude on living cultures.

There doesn’t seem to be much vaccine hesitancy in the business world.

There doesn’t seem to be much vaccine hesitancy in the business world.

The pandemic has officially turned the rules of Canada’s federation upside-down — Ontario is now a have-not province in COVID-19’s brutal third wave.

The pandemic has officially turned the rules of Canada’s federation upside-down — Ontario is now a have-not province in COVID-19’s brutal third wave.

According to the head of Ontario’s science table, Hamilton’s escarpment stairs are safe to use for recreation, as long as you’re wearing a mask and ke

Ontario is on the verge of boosting vaccine supplies to COVID-19 hot zones in a bid to slow the surge in hospitalizations — and as Newfoundland and Labrador sends nine critical care specialists to help.

‘If people behave well, you can keep outdoor space safe,’ said Dr. Peter Jüni

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

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

RioCan and city not releasing details of application

A 27-year-old man suffered multiple injuries including possible broken bones after falling from one of the public viewing platforms into the gorge at Mount Albion Falls around 5 p.m. on April 24.

The money in the form of loans, will flow starting 2022 until 2029 and will go towards repairing housing units.

Formal consultation on possible retirement home proposal also set

Formal consultation on possible retirement home proposal also set

Ontario introducing harsher penalties for speeding, stunt driving

Quebec reports 889 new COVID-19 cases, lowest number since March

Mayors offer condolences as 13-year-old Toronto-area girl dies from COVID-19

Multiple conditions remain for site plan and building permit approval

Bell's unsuccessful bid for Shaw sheds new light on rivalries in telecom industry

There are no ongoing outbreaks at schools in Hamilton

Officials announce $58.2-million grant and $87.4-million repayable loan

Toronto expected to announce new workplace closures following weekend probe

OPP has identified the 23-year-old motorcyclist killed by a stolen sport utility vehicle April 23 as Alexander Dalton.

Bell's unsuccessful bid for Shaw sheds new light on rivalries in telecom industry

Large police presence on George Street

Hamilton’s COVID numbers are starting to flatten but Ontario health-care leaders warn against lifting restrictions too early

Conservative MP David Sweet tweeted April 23 that lockdowns don't work and civil liberties are being violated.

Toronto expected to announce new workplace closures following weekend probe

City acquired former high school site in 2016

The new Eastdale Elementary School in lower Stoney Creek is already being identified for a temporary addition because its French immersion program is pushing enrolment above its 565-student capacity.

The team behind Hamilton Community News has been once again recognized for excellence by the Ontario Community Newspapers Association at its annual awards gala.

Anyone who has tried to book a COVID-19 vaccine lately probably knows too well that Canada's supply has arrived in fits and starts. However, researchers in the U.K. and Canada are looking into a potential solution to unpredictable vaccine supply that could involve mixing first and second doses from different — but compatible — types of vaccines.

For the eighth year in a row, Mohawk College has been named one of the top 100 greenest employers in Canada.

Conservative MP David Sweet referenced the loss of civil rights in WWII internment camps in his tweets.

Toronto expected to announce new workplace closures following weekend probe

Second man charged after fatal fire in Sudbury, Ont., killed three

NEC awaiting Columbia International College application update

Hamilton officials praise federal and provincial governments for providing "unprecedented" support to city.

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

Mayors offer condolences as 13-year-old Toronto-area girl dies from COVID-19

Health Canada’s approval of a new oral treatment for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is being heralded as good news by Greensville’s Ben Flosman.