Ancaster Agricultural Society, Dundas School of Arts and Hamilton Children's Museum receive funding for expansion projects.

Police chiefs endorse new 'Rescu' platform used to find missing kids

Ontario to release new COVID-19 projections today

Quebec to require all elementary students in red zones to wear masks in classrooms

Hamilton named host of 2022 world synchronized skating championships

How to make the most of your workout budget during the pandemic

Loonie tops 80 cents US, S&P/TSX composite index up in early trading

Loblaw reports fourth-quarter profit and revenue up from year ago

For many, the third week of March 2020 marked the beginning of the end — the start of COVID-19 entering our lives, changing everything, and the end of “normalcy.” In Ontario, lockdown orders were implemented on Mar. 17, 2020.

Maple Leaf Foods reports Q4 profit and sales up from year ago, beats expectations

CIBC reports first-quarter profit up from year ago, beats expectations

A 39-year-old man is facing two charges of aggravated assault

Ryerson Review of Journalism temporarily cuts 'Ryerson' from its name

Jesse Chiavaroli once owned three bars in Hess Village. An investigation by The Spectator’s Susan Clairmont has uncovered allegations of sexual assaul

The Urban Land Institute hosted a virtual panel, which brought together business and planning experts from the city to provide a forecast on what’s to

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

The ongoing investigation into a Courtice retirement home — after an unknown number of residents had their door handles removed — is illustrating the need for better whistleblower protection for workers, according to the union.

Local business owners and organizations have spoken up to support survivors and advocate for change, writes Susan Clairmont.

‘Saying that we are committed to transparency doesn’t make it transparent’

Plow drivers perform ‘miracles’ but skinny roads a challenge, Coun. Arlene VanderBeek says

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stepped to a podium at the end of December, flanked by a pair of Union Jacks and bearing some game-changing pandemic news.

William O’Sullivan was molested by a priest at a church in Welland when he was nine years old.

Eight schools across Toronto have been linked to COVID-19 variants of concern — new versions of the virus believed to be more contagious, the city said in a release Wednesday night.

Ontarians 80 and older are already getting their COVID-19 vaccines — weeks ahead of schedule — in at least one health unit, while the province’s online booking portal doesn’t open until mid-March.

Vaccination was always going to be messy, because just as COVID-19 isn’t the flu, COVID-19 vaccination is not the flu shot. It’s more people, new vaccines, created on the fly, and everyone wants one. There are going to be bumps.

Vaccination was always going to be messy, because just as COVID-19 isn’t the flu, COVID-19 vaccination is not the flu shot. It’s more people, new vaccines, created on the fly, and everyone wants one. There are going to be bumps.

Drunk driver who killed 4 still lacking insight into prior alcohol use: parole board

Several international travellers arriving at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport have refused to comply with a new rule requiring a three-day hotel quarantine, local police said Wednesday.

The majority of Toronto public school students aren’t worried about catching COVID-19 in the classroom. But new survey results reveal this may be at the expense of staff’s well-being.

Some travellers through Pearson International Airport violating Quarantine Act

COVID-19 is spreading faster again in Toronto after a sustained decline, highlighting the need to vaccinate residents as quickly as possible before a surge in the deadly virus.

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Ontario reports 1,054 new cases of COVID-19, nine deaths, 17,141 vaccinations

For eight years, Waheeda Giga has struggled with an eating disorder that was triggered by the death of her father. She viewed food as an enemy that needed to be restricted, and if she failed, she’d throw herself into a punishing routine of vigorous exercise.

The new outbreaks include a downtown dim sum and sushi restaurant and a Stoney Creek Italian restaurant

Royal Bank reports Q1 profit up from year ago, beats expectations

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

Civil liberties lawyer concerned after Toronto man billed for police response

Detention centre steady at 28 confirmed cases since outbreak began on Feb. 15

Advocates call for COVID-19 vaccination plan for migrant and undocumented workers

COVID-19 quarantine screening officer charged with extortion, sexual assault

School board in Thunder Bay, Ont., wants classes moved online after COVID outbreaks

Cadillac Fairview partners with ReturnBear to ease returns for stores and shoppers

Quebec reports 806 new COVID-19 infections, rise of 10 intensive care patients

Advocacy motion for just pandemic period ‘more palatable’ for province, councillor says

‘It is clear that these trustees cannot continue on the HWDSB,’ the NDP leader wrote in a letter to Minister Stephen Lecce.

City acquired property in confidential settlement after issuing illegal permit

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COVID-19 quarantine compliance officer charged with extortion, sexual assault

Canadian media organizations are heralding Facebook’s decision to back away from its news sharing ban in Australia as a win for financially struggling news publishers across the world.