Sending mobile clinics to naturally occurring retirement communities in Toronto’s COVID-19 hot spots will speed up the vaccination rollout to older adults at highest risk of severe illness and death, according to a new brief by the COVID-19 Science Advisory Table.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

As a historian, Janice Forsyth is comfortable with the idea that our understanding of the past is always changing.

‘We like it here. It’s comfortable. It’s home,’ says Andrew Walker, 25, who grew up in the Roxborough Park neighbourhood

Hamilton must submit cleanup options for the sewage-soaked marsh to the province by March 22. The city has plenty of ideas, but most won’t happen fast

Public health’s data shows wide disparities for immunization among staff — Here’s how Shalom Village tried to support its staff

The charges are tied to alleged incidents in Brantford, Ancaster and Brant County, according to court records

Industry watchers welcome more ‘predictable’ leadership in the 46th U.S. president.

Every time he makes the crowded, hour-long bus ride to work at an Etobicoke grocery store, Rechev Browne wonders if it will be the day he gets COVID-19.

OTTAWA—It was Easter Sunday morning and Anita Anand was in her office, talking about nasal swabs.

New daily cases of COVID-19 in the Greater Toronto Area could more than triple by early April, according to modelling by the University of Waterloo and University of Guelph, surpassing peaks reached in the previous two waves of the pandemic.

A year ago today, the threat of COVID-19 in Ontario still seemed hypothetical.

A pandemic, one would think, isn’t an ideal time for a rights revolution.

St. Patrick's Day revellers urged to follow public health guidelines

When looking for a word to describe the business community along Concession Street, resiliency comes to mind.

Local Rotarians are also helping to support Valley Town restaurants.

A sore back, a sore body, a couple of days with a high fever.

Hamilton firefighters found smoke, but no flames inside a Hamilton Mountain apartment unit on March 15 after crews were dispatched for a possible structure fire.

Premier expected to revise health orders today as Quebec reports 561 new infections

Emily Dyck could have been a victim of the pandemic “scarring” that so many experts fear will hurt the Canadian workforce permanently.

Verdict expected in trial of Adam Strong, accused of killing two Ontario women

COVID-19 experts say Toronto is being hit by a third wave of the virus — or a resurgence of the second wave — and officials will put residents at risk if they relax anti-virus restrictions now.

COVID-19 experts say Toronto is being hit by a third wave of the virus — or a resurgence of the second wave — and officials will put residents at risk if they relax anti-virus restrictions now.

The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is reporting one student at Greensville Elementary School tested positive for COVID-19.

Hamilton public health says it was an error, but union representing officers upset

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Half of the 70 COVID-19 cases linked to an outbreak at the Toronto South Detention Centre have screened positive for a variant of concern, Toronto Public Health confirmed Tuesday.

Be COVID-19 smart on St. Patrick's Day, officials urge; some tighten restrictions

The first kids under 12 have been given Moderna’s COVID vaccine in a study that will test the shot on children in the U.S. and Canada and hopefully pave the way for its approval in younger age groups.

Meanwhile, a clinic at St. Joseph’s Healthcare is vaccinating Indigenous adults 55 years of age and older, according to the city’s website.

S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

A group of advocates, organizations and researchers called upon the government to implement affordable internet policies during the virtual Day of Action for Affordable Internet, March 16.

Ontario will continue vaccinating people in their early 60s with AstraZeneca jabs for now and adjust the rollout plan now that the National Advisory Committee on Immunization has approved the COVID-19 shots for anyone 65 and older, Premier Doug Ford says.

Ontario reports 1,074 new cases of COVID-19, 11 more deaths, over 51,000 vaccinations

Nine members test positive after March 7 service

Verdict expected in trial of Adam Strong, accused of killing two Ontario women

This Hamilton art group went virtual during the pandemic. Members say it became an important lifeline and a learning experience like no other.

Most of us know what the past year as been like as a supermarket shopper, from relearning how to navigate the aisles to seeing what services retailers are pivoting to. But few understand what it’s like for grocery store workers — the people who went to work every day, wiped down the carts and baskets, restocked the shelves and ensured that customers were able to make the most of their essential outings.

Ontario Provincial Police say traffic collisions down but fatalities up in 2020

Organizers ask for free testing for kids and staff to keep Ontario summer camps open

Original 'SNL' player's memoir looks back in fondness, humour

Rogers-Shaw deal raises questions on pricing power, political will

Toronto parents have in-person and online camp options to keep kids busy during the April 12 to 16 school break that was moved from March over COVID-19 concerns.

Ontario nursing homes losing staff to Amazon and film industry, association says

Ontario Premier Doug Ford holds a news conference at Humber College in Etobicoke to make an announcement.

It’s unclear how many staff members were affected by the grocery store cases.

It’s unclear how many staff members were affected by the grocery store cases.

Premier expected to revise health orders today as Quebec reports 561 new infections

Mohawk College and the public health department have confirmed two new cases of the coronavirus at the Fennell campus.