The city reported 34 new infections of COVID-19 with cases spreading at the Barton Street Jail

Gurdeep Pandher knows a thing or two about dancing like nobody’s watching. Except in his case, it’s often hundreds of thousands of people who are watching.

Martinrea International caps difficult year with Q4 profits dropping to $45 million

Students at Bernie Custis Secondary School and Cathedral High School will have access to a ‘health and wellness connector’ who will connect youth to c

The Toronto District School board is planning for a full return to the classroom in September.

Clark and Johnson want city-wide mail surveys to reach residents without internet

How many escarpment stairs are there in Hamilton?

Select pharmacies in Toronto and the Kingston and Windsor areas expect to be swamped with interest in COVID-19 vaccines when they start booking appointments next week for people in their early 60s.

A man and a woman face first-degree murder charges after Tyler Pratt was shot to death behind a Stoney Creek business.

For Ontario seniors, the good news is that those 80 and up are starting to be vaccinated, but long lineups in cold temperatures are proving the rollout isn’t exactly smooth.

When Diana Roach, 79, retired in November 2019 from her job as an office administrator for the Canadian Children’s Opera Company, she was hoping to relax, spend more time with family and enjoy a bit of travelling.

Hamilton police have issued warrants and released photos of two people wanted for the first-degree murder of Tyler Pratt and the attempted murder of a second victim.

The cash influx will help Canada’s largest study on aging buy new high-tech equipment to probe brain health and catch early signs of illness.

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‘The longer the wait the more anxious and sick that I feel,’ says daughter of one Hamilton senior.

Quebec reports 707 new COVID-19 cases, 20 deaths as government to release projections

Ontario reports 994 new cases of COVID-19, 10 more deaths, and 30,409 vaccinations

Energy market boosts Toronto stock market as oil rises, U.S. stock markets up

Hamilton public school trustees will no longer investigate themselves when facing human rights complaints as part of proposed governance changes prompted by their recent racism scandal.But whether the role will fall to a new staff investigator or

Lighthouse Theatre ‘thrilled’ with support from Queen’s Park and local donors, but revenue shortfall after cancelled season remains ‘severe’

It was 15 years ago this week that demonstrators set up camp at the Douglas Creek Estates housing development. Fast forward to July 2020, when land de

The free, virtual event will be hosted on March 9.

Some Ontario universities plan for in-person return in the fall

Testing will be offered at Orchard Park Secondary School, Cathedral High School and St. Eugene Catholic Elementary School

Hamilton Police have laid numerous charges after a house party at a short-term rental accommodation in Flamborough.

Note to readers: Post Mortem was a true crime series written by reporter Jon Wells that ran in The Hamilton Spectator in February and March 2006, detailing the investigation into the murder of a woman whose bludgeoned body was left in a field near A

Kingston, Ont., prohibits late alcohol sales on week of St. Patrick's Day

The Ontario government says it is reviewing its COVID-19 vaccine distribution model that is leaving elderly Torontonians unprotected longer than counterparts in other regions with less virus spread.

Quebec reports 707 new COVID-19 cases, 20 deaths as government to release projections

More than 600 trailer hitches sold at stores in Canada are part of a Health Canada recall after a towed vehicle suddenly separated.

Ontario is reporting another 994 COVID-19 cases and 10 more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.

Quebec reports 707 new COVID-19 cases, 20 deaths as government to release projections

The City of Hamilton and Hamilton police are launching an education campaign targeting fast drivers, the city said in a news release March 4.

What do you do to keep busy when forced to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic?

Ontario reports 994 new cases of COVID-19, 10 more deaths, and 30,409 vaccinations

Detailed vs. flat rate: New way to claim work-from-home costs gives workers options

The city received about $170 million in government funding to help pay for COVID-19 related expenses.

Ontario's pandemic-ravaged municipalities are getting an injection of $500 million from Queen's Park to help with their operating costs.

Energy market boosts Toronto stock market as oil rises, U.S. stock markets up

City is taking staff from non-essential services to help with the vaccination rollout plan.

Fieldcote Museum, Griffin House and other museums will remain closed as city uses staff for vaccination clinics.

‘Ultralow inventory’ is partly to blame for driving up housing prices, but the local realtors’ association says loosening pandemic restrictions should

Registration phone lines still strained as Hamilton residents look for confirmation their loved ones are on the list

Janet Hopkins suffers from lichen sclerosus and is ready to die because the pain is too unbearable. She is advocating for legislation to be amended s

Necessity really is the mother of invention — especially during a pandemic.

Voices Against Bullying (VAB) has given its seal of approval on the Hamilton public school board’s long-awaited report on bullying.

The show’s telltale military trucks — with Republic of Gilead insignia on the doors — were parked outside the restaurant on Tuesday.

An animal rights group has accused the Hamilton wildlife park of imposing cruel conditions on its dozen-plus Asian elephants that are often exposed to

Esther Pauls was bitten multiple times by two ‘large breed’ dogs during a weekend bike ride

More time in the kitchen during the pandemic allowed couple to create a baking delivery service to satisfy sweet tooths — with a healthy twist