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Ontario reports 958 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 958 new COVID-19 cases, 17 more deaths
Sky Regional to shut down at the end of March
Sky Regional to shut down at the end of March after losing contract with Air Canada
Toronto home sales soar 52 per cent in February
Greater Toronto housing on fire in February as average price surpassed $1 million
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Water main break restricts traffic on Barton Street near Centennial Parkway
City of Hamilton said to expect delays through the area until about 5 p.m.
Tyler Pratt shooting victim photo Hamilton police
Investigators are looking for anyone with information about a double shooting that left one man dead and one woman seriously hurt on Arvin Avenue on S
This Hamilton man is running to Toronto and back to raise money for the organization that saved his life
Ryan Polawski has gone through some tough times since his athletic career ended in injury. He now wants to give back to the group that got him back on
Rapscallion is back and other Hamilton business news this week
It’s all about pizza, takeout, yoga and ... aviation
A Mezcal owner announces he is ‘exiting the business’
Joe Accardi says he is pulling out as part owner of Mezcal after multiple allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault against chef Manny Ferre
Who’s responsible for mystery fill mountains at centre of $75-million Waterdown Garden lawsuit
Neighbours of the Flamborough property are concerned about water contamination after piles of dumped fill are still not cleaned up despite three gover
Hamilton Conservation Authority prepares for another year of COVID-19 restrictions
Last year started like any other for the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA), but come March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic would force significant changes on to the organization.
Today’s coronavirus news: First shipment of AstraZeneca arrives in Canada amid confusion over its use for seniors; New Zealand reports no new community cases for third consecutive day
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.
Toronto housing remained on fire in February
Greater Toronto housing on fire in February as average price surpassed $1 million
Seniors line up for COVID-19 shot in York Region
Seniors line up at COVID-19 vaccination site in York Region, families express relief
Some Torontonians 80 and up can start preregistering for COVID-19 vaccines
Seniors aged 80 and up, as well as Indigenous adults, can now preregister for COVID vaccines in some Toronto neighbourhoods, despite messaging from the city at a Monday press conference they’d have to wait for the launch of a provincial online booking portal in mid-March.
Hamilton teacher has her Grade 3 students up to code on minicomputers
A Grade 3 teacher at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School in Waterdown is using microbits and coding to teach everything from math to spe
Woman injured after four-storey fall off escarpment near Princess Falls
Firefighters say the woman slipped and fell 13 metres Tuesday evening. She was taken to hospital in serious condition.
‘Code red:’ Climate study finds emissions rising steadily in Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area
The study done by the Atmospheric Fund shows a steady increase in emissions over four years, with the recent data from 2018 being considered as “a muc
Hamilton siblings host new HGTV show
The series, called ‘Farmhouse Facelift,’ premières Wednesday and follows brother-sister duo Carolyn Wilbrink and Billy Pearson as they transform decre
It’s not them — it’s us: Raccoon sightings, injuries in Toronto soar during COVID-19 lockdown
Sightings of diseased raccoons and raccoon-related injuries skyrocketed last year — but it’s probably not because Toronto’s masked dumpster-divers are getting sicker and more violent.
When the shower curtain rises: How St. Michael’s Choir School keeps kids singing — and safe — amid COVID-19
Forty boys walked into two rehearsal spaces at St. Michael’s Choir School expecting to sing. Instead, they found piles of PVC pipes, fittings and transparent shower curtains spread out on the floor.
I registered for my COVID-19 vaccine. Now what?
Here’s what you need to know about getting a COVID-19 vaccine in Hamilton
Experts call for 'realistic' rules on socializing
Ontarians need 'realistic' guidance on seeing friends, relatives: expert
Ontario should take into account need, not just population, as it doles out vaccines
When news got around that Guelph was vaccinating its residents over the age of 80 — well ahead of other regions in Ontario — there were equal measures of envy and confusion. Why Guelph?
Ontario sticks with COVID-19 vaccination timeline as it waits for advice from Ottawa
Ontario should know by the weekend if it will get the go-ahead to delay second shots of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines by up to four months in a bid to boost the pace of vaccinations against COVID-19.
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Ontario won't use Oxford-AstraZeneca on seniors
Ontario reports 966 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths
Quebec pharmacies to give COVID-19 vaccine
Quebec pharmacies to administer COVID-19 vaccines by mid-March: government source
S&P/TSX composite up, U.S. stock markets down
Energy sector helps boost S&P/TSX composite in early trading, U.S. markets mixed
Under 65? Your COVID-19 vaccination may be sooner than you expected
OTTAWA—Provinces have an “opportunity” to vaccinate younger people sooner with the recently approved AstraZeneca vaccine, based on advice from government-appointed experts and the looming expiration date on thousands of doses arriving this week, says Canada’s top public health officer.
Nine new possible cases of variants of concern in Hamilton
Two outbreaks are listed as ‘screened positive’ for a variant
Ontario creates new tow zone pilot on highways
Ontario to restrict which tow companies can operate on highways in new pilot project
New data shows steady increase in the number of new users of Toronto’s homeless shelter system
New data that allows the city of Toronto to more closely track the number of homeless people accessing the shelter system shows a steady increase in the amount of new users per month.
SportHamilton wants to Be More Than a Bystander
For more than 40 years Helen Downey has coached thousands of boys and girls in the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board.
Her dad was exposed to COVID-19 during home care. Now she’s asking why there’s a gap in Ontario’s protection of seniors
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Kelsey Schmitz has been carefully limiting her contact with other people so she can continue to see and help care for her father, Dave, as he lies in bed with an autoimmune disease that puts him at high risk of complications should he get COVID-19.
How to exercise with a torn rotator cuff
I’ve been writing stories of real people in our community who have enjoyed health and fitness success during the challenging months of 2020, writes Er
Families nervous ahead of van attack trial verdict
Families nervous ahead of verdict in Toronto van attack trial
Spin Master's digital games revenue soars
Toymaker Spin Master sees revenues climb amid higher sales for some games and toys
Spec poll: Restaurants eye patio season as diners divided on eating indoors
Nearly half of respondents are still “very uncomfortable” eating inside with businesses and restaurants reopening
Toronto school closes due to COVID variant cases
Public health officials close Toronto school after several COVID-19 variant cases
Tax slip error lists repaid CERB as taxable
CRA says 'rare' error in some tax slips lists repaid CERB as taxable
Ontario reports 966 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 966 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths
What they sold for: Waterdown backyard oasis drives $1.35 million sale
Here’s a look at some houses that sold locally in January, and what they sold for.WATERDOWN: $1.35 millionAddress: 75 Laurendale Ave., WaterdownNearest main intersection: Parkside Drive and Boulding AvenueAsking price: $1,379,900Selli
Spin Master's revenues climb in fourth quarter
Toymaker Spin Master sees revenues climb amid higher sales for some games and toys
6 Dr. Seuss books won't be published for racist images
6 Dr. Seuss books won't be published for racist images
The collections agencies are coming
Expect debt collections activity to pick up as economy reopens: experts
Energy sector helps boost S&P/TSX composite
Energy sector helps boost S&P/TSX composite in early trading, U.S. markets mixed
Off-duty cop, OPP save man from overdose after crash on Hwy 403
Police initiated CPR and two doses of naloxone. The male began to breathe after the second dose was administered.
Ancaster's Fieldcote Museum curator Lois Corey set to retire in July after 33 years at city
After 33 years at the city, including 20 years as curator, Corey will retire July 9.
System for Durham residents 80 and older to register for COVID-19 vaccine coming 'over the next few days'
Durham setting up online book. Ontario is in Phase 1 of a three-phase vaccine distribution plan
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