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Updated 2025-01-18 06:30
North American stock markets reverse to end higher
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading helped by energy gains as price of oil rises
Ontario plans to accelerate vaccinations: Hillier
Ontario officials to provide COVID-19 vaccination update
Five new COVID-19 outbreaks in Hamilton on Friday
The city reported 64 new COVID-19 cases and seven more presumed variant cases on March 5
Toronto, Peel in 'grey lockdown' zone next week
Decision on public health restrictions expected in three Ontario health regions
Teachers to get COVID-19 vaccine in July
Ontario’s teachers will likely have to wait until July to receive their shot at protection against COVID-19.
Hamilton nets nearly $18.7M in pandemic funding from province
Support is meant to offset ongoing costs related to COVID-19
Ontario’s plan to get vaccines into arms is confusing and late
Finally, some genuinely good news on the vaccination front. With the first half-million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine now being distributed, a fourth vaccine approved for use in Canada, and the door open to accelerating the rollout across the country, there are lots of reasons to celebrate.
Martinrea execs slam travel restrictions
'It's time to move on': Martinrea executives call for end to travel restrictions
Hamilton Mountain NDP MP Scott Duvall won't seek re-election
"It's something I've been considering over the last few months," said Duvall.
COVID-19 outbreaks at two more Hamilton elementary schools
Outbreaks at Cathy Wever and St. Michael were both declared Thursday.
Ontarians to get 1st vaccine by June 20: Hillier
Ontario officials to provide COVID-19 vaccination update
Dundas Hatt Street Millworks concept features two eight storey buildings
City staff reviewing proposal before meeting with Forge & Foster
Hamilton police constable resigns, avoiding penalties from misconduct convictions
Const. Jeff Todoruck resigned effective last month, his disciplinary hearing heard Friday
Hamilton police constable resigns, avoiding penalties from misconduct convictions
Const. Jeff Todoruck resigned effective last month, his disciplinary hearing heard Friday
Spring break crowds hit Fort Lauderdale despite COVID-19
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA.—Thong bikinis, cold beer and maskless throngs.
Officer charged with indecent act suspended
Toronto Police suspend officer after he is charged with indecent act
Ontario plans COVID-19 vaccinations for everyone over 60 by end of May
Ontario’s updated COVID-19 vaccination plan will target older citizens first and focus on “hot spots” in the Greater Toronto-Hamilton Area and elsewhere to prevent an estimated 3,700 new cases and almost 200 deaths a each day by the end of May.
Toronto and Peel move to COVID-19 grey zone; North Bay jumps to red
The Ontario government has announced that Toronto, Peel and North Bay-Parry Sound will be moving out of provincial shutdown next week.
Toronto will move into the ‘grey’ zone on Monday. Here’s what that means
Toronto is re-entering the province’s reopening framework, loosening restrictions on small business that have been in place since mid-January.
Ontario vaccination plan expanding in April
Ontario officials to provide COVID-19 vaccination update
LIVE VIDEO: Vaccination plan update from Premier Doug Ford
Provincial leaders to host live video stream of COVID-19 vaccination roll out plans for Ontario
Walter Gretzky mourned in Brantford, Ont.
Walter Gretzky mourned in Ontario city he helped put on the map
Lead detective reflects on van attack probe
'How am I going to get this chaos under control?' detective reflects on van attack
Lockdown decision coming for three Ontario regions
Decision on public health restrictions expected in three Ontario health regions
Van attack trial offers glimpse into virtual court
Van attack trial, verdict gave glimpse into new reality of virtual court cases
Newmarket, Ont., doc faces more charges
Newmarket, Ont., doc faces more sex assault charges following new accusations
Quebec reports 798 new COVID-19 cases, 10 deaths
Quebec reports 798 COVID-19 cases, 10 deaths as hospitalizations drop
Cootes Drive six-storey McMaster University parking garage under review
Variances or amendment to zoning bylaw expected to permit parking structure
S&P/TSX composite down despite gains in energy
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading helped by energy gains as price of oil rises
Revised Ontario vaccine timeline expected
Ontario officials to provide COVID-19 vaccination update
Ontario reports 1,250 new cases of COVID-19
Decision on public health restrictions expected in three Ontario health regions
American Academy of Arts and Letters expands, diversifies
American Academy of Arts and Letters expands, diversifies
Health Canada approves Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine
OTTAWA – Health Canada has approved Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, the fourth inoculation against the coronavirus deemed safe in Canada and the first that requires only a single shot.
Dundas four-storey, 14-unit residential building proposed on two King Street West properties
One site is former ophthalmologist office
HBC sells stake in Saks online business
HBC sells stake in Saks online business for US$500M, makes it a separate company
Toronto stock market up as oil climbs
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading helped by energy gains as price of oil rises
Beware false sense of security from COVID gadgets
Beware false sense of security from COVID gadgets, public health experts say
Recipe Unlimited system sales fall amid closures
Recipe Unlimited system sales fall amid dining room closures and seating restrictions
Today’s coronavirus news: Decision on public health restrictions expected in three Ontario health regions; Australia asks EU to stop blocking vaccine exports
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
Hamilton residents in some congregate settings still waiting for COVID vaccines
While Hamilton seniors began receiving COVID-19 vaccines this week, some living in congregate care are still waiting, raising concerns about ‘second c
$1 million in surgical masks stolen from Hamilton storage site
Theft of trailer happened in July
Cash-strapped municipalities receive new funding
Cash-strapped municipalities to receive $500 million in new provincial funding
Hamilton police crash 50-person house party in Flamborough
Second time in two weeks police have been called to party at short-term rental property
Neighbourhoods — not lottery — should decide who gets COVID vaccine
‘Those who need it least are more likely to get the vaccine first,’ said one COVID science table member about lotteries like Hamilton’s
Winners of the 45th annual Hamilton YWCA Women of Distinction
The virtual award show the depth of character and commitment among city and area’s women
Ontario government plan to hire and train more PSWs too little, too late, argues Ontario Tech professor
The province is investing more than $115 million to train thousands of new personal support workers.
Walter Gretzky, father of ‘The Great One,’ dead at 82
Walter Gretzky, who rose from humble beginnings to become the patriarch of this country’s most legendary hockey family, died Thursday. He was 82.
Hamilton school trustees call on Paikin Miller to resign
Hamilton public school trustees are calling on Ward 5 representative Carole Paikin Miller to resign as part of sanctions against two of four trustees whose conduct was found to be racist by an outside investigation into complaints by former student trustee Ahona Mehdi.
Hamilton school board reveals why $84,000 investigation into racism and oppression didn’t recommend sanctions
One month after the board released a third-party report into allegations of racism and oppression, director of education Manny Figueiredo said investi
With COVID-19 vaccines finally flowing into Canada, Ontario has been caught scrambling to give them out
OTTAWA—Shipments are ramping up, more COVID-19 vaccines are getting approved, and expert advice to stretch the gap between doses means millions of Canadians could get the protection of a first dose sooner than expected.
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