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George Weston Q4 profit down on one-time charges
George Weston reports fourth-quarter profit down on one-time charges
No injuries after Essling Avenue townhouse fire on Hamilton Mountain
The fire appears to have started outside the home and then travelled through the garage to the second floor.
Canopy Growth launches first CBD drinks in U.S.
Canopy Growth launches first CBD drinks in U.S. as legalization talk intensifies
No positive cases found in more than 250 rapid tests conducted at Hamilton schools
No COVID-19 cases found at most recent asymptomatic testing clinics at two Hamilton schools.
Today’s coronavirus news: Most Canadians confident federal vaccine rollout is back on track, poll finds; International air travel a fraction of pre-pandemic times
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
Glued locks, smeared feces, fish carcasses and unheeded cries for help: Did the system fail Marilyn Mitton?
For months, Mitton complained to CityHousing and police about a man who terrorized her. She documented the horrors and cries for help that never came.
Simcoe scientist helping NASA find signs of ancient life on Mars
Unlikely trajectory takes Christoper Heirwegh from Norfolk County physics class to NASA Perseverance project.
COVID poll results: Readers answer our questions
Respondents let us know how comfortable they were shopping, dining out, and more.
LIUNA says Hamilton LRT funding ‘close to the finish line’
Construction union has been negotiating scenarios for a light rail transit project — including loans from its pension arm — with both the provincial a
Seniors overload Hamilton’s COVID vaccine phone line for third day
‘I would love to just wander around the store again and feel comfortable doing that,’ said one Ancaster senior waiting for the COVID vaccine clinic to
Bruce Arthur: Merrilee Fullerton failed Ontarians in long-term-care. But if you’re pointing fingers make sure you have enough
There should be reckonings when this is over, and attempts to assign or escape blame are already underway. Browsing Dr. Merrilee Fullerton’s testimony to the Long Term Care Commission — the one the government is trying to bury in a ditch under a mountain of late-arriving documents, while refusing to extend its deadline — is an exercise in both. Fullerton is the minister of long-term care. Ontario’s record on taking care of our older population has been grim.
With COVID-19 outbreaks growing at Hamilton shelters, vaccines offer hope
‘I had to do it,’ says Marven Kelly, 46, about his first dose
Outbreak of COVID-19 variant closes Scarborough school
A COVID-19 outbreak involving a variant of concern has forced the closure of a Scarborough elementary school — believed to be the first school closure since in-person classes resumed last month.
Ontario boosts Hamilton’s bus budget by nearly $17 million to offset COVID cash crunch
HSR ridership dropped during the pandemic in 2020 and the recovery is expected to be slow this year.
‘I’m not the chief medical officer’: Long-term care minister explains delayed government action after she flagged COVID-19 threats
Ontario’s long-term care minister — a retired doctor — feared the world was seeing asymptomatic spread of COVID-19 early on last year, wanted to “lock down” nursing homes sooner and call in military medical teams faster.
Martin Regg Cohn: Doug Ford made one good move on campaign finance rules — and one very bad one
Doug Ford did it.
Martin Regg Cohn: Doug Ford made one good move on campaign finance rules — and one very bad one
Doug Ford did it.
Mass COVID-19 vaccinations begin in Montreal
Mass COVID-19 vaccinations to begin in Montreal as province ramps up effort
Toronto starts vaccinating police officers
Toronto starting COVID-19 vaccinations for some police officers
Canada's C-Suite flocks to emerging app Clubhouse
Canada's C-Suite flocks to emerging audio app Clubhouse, but long-term appeal unclear
Stoney Creek offers Greenbelt growth potential, observers say
Lynda Lukasik says she’ll participate in the Ford government’s consultation on growing Ontario’s Greenbelt, even if its record makes her skeptical about its intentions.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto plans more than 350 sites for COVID-19 immunizations — the largest vaccination in the city’s history
Nine large city-run clinics will be the “backbone” of Toronto’s vaccination plan that includes more than 350 clinics in total, officials announced Monday — the largest mass immunization in the city’s history as the number of suspected variant cases grows.
Some Ontario regions begin vaccinating those 80+
New COVID-19 measures take effect in nine Ontario regions, two move into lockdown
North American stock markets up, loonie rises
North American stock markets up in early trading to start the week, loonie climbs
Toronto starting vaccination of police officers
Toronto starting COVID-19 vaccinations for some police officers
Police arrest 16 in GTA vehicle fraud ring
Police arrest 16 in Toronto-area vehicle fraud financing ring that scammed $2.85M
Highway 400 closed in both directions
Highway 400 closed in both directions due to series of collisions
Air Canada consolidates regional flying with Jazz
Air Canada makes Jazz Aviation sole operator of Express regional flights
Six Nations students to continue online learning
Six Nations students to do online learning for rest of school year
Ontario LTC minister didn't go public with concern
Long-term care minister was 'ahead' of top public health doctor on COVID: commission
Dundas Highway 8 project supported by additional $5-4-million in water budget
Total amount available for Bond Street to Woodleys Lane work exceeds $11-million
COVID-19 cases on the rise at Hamilton shelters, Barton jail
City reported 54 new COVID cases Monday, including one presumed case of the fast-spreading variants
Hamilton to offer green burials starting in 2022
Hamilton will also allow pets to be buried in designated areas within cemeteries starting with Mount Hamilton Cemetery.
Westfield Heritage Village cancels 2021 Maple Syrup Festival
Westfield reminds visitors that the HCA trail system and village remain accessible but buildings are not open.
Large police presence on Beach Boulevard for two incidents
Break-in spree and missing person case being investigated separately
Van attack verdict to be broadcast on YouTube
Verdict in Toronto's van attack trial to be broadcast on YouTube
Torstar plans online casino betting business
Torstar plans to start an online casino betting business later this year
'STOP USING': Major recall of nearly 900,000 adhesive products sold at Home Depot, Lowe's, Canadian Tire and other stores triggers Health Canada warning
Health Canada is warning Canadians about a major recall of nearly 900,000 glue-type products sold at stores across the country, including Lowes, Home Depot and Canadian Tire.
Hamilton school boards report 49 COVID cases in third week after classrooms reopen
The city’s public and Catholic boards reported 49 new cases of COVID-19 between Feb. 22 and 28.
LTC minister should have spoken out: Horwath
Long-term care minister was 'ahead' of top public health doctor on COVID: commission
Celebrating the legendary Brant Inn, by staying in
Flashbacks: Have a meal, make a toast, and dance up a storm ... at home.
Two more Sudbury schools closed due to outbreaks
Two more schools in Sudbury, Ont., ordered to close amid COVID-19 outbreaks
Ancaster's Pub Fiction builds outdoor structure but classified as indoor dining
Co-owner Mike Hodge had the wood-framed structure built during the lockdown for future use.
Porter pushes back restart date to May 19
Toronto-based Porter Airlines pushes back restart date for flights to May 19
Power failure on Hamilton’s West Mountain Monday morning
The outage affected the area of Garth Street to West 5th Street and between Fennell Avenue and Sanatorium Road.
Large amount of fake $20 and $50 bills found on street in Simcoe
Police are warning residents, retailers and business owners in Norfolk to be on the lookout for the fake money.
Dundas Pirie Drive neighbours rallying opposition to zoning application
Any future development must confirm to Niagara Escarpment Plan urban area policies
Ontario reports 1,023 new cases of COVID-19
New COVID-19 measures take effect in nine Ontario regions, two move into lockdown
Hamilton school board racism scandal: a timeline
The incidents leading former Hamilton public school board student trustee Ahona Mehdi to complain about racist conduct by trustees Kathy Archer, Becky Buck, Alex Johnstone and Carole Paikin Miller started about a month after Mehdi began her one-year
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