Project expenditures and commitments reached $7,451,224 in September 2020

‘Her Name was Margaret — Life and Death on the Street,’ is a heart-wrenching tale, as well as a scathing indictment of how we treat the mentally ill,

Estimated COVID-19 vaccination timeline for Ontarians aged 60 and older

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

Dear Sir or Madam: Paul McCartney memoir due out in November

Watch now as Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides a video update on the government's response to COVID-19

Jason Long arrested nearly two weeks after victim confined and stabbed

COVID-19 variant found in more Toronto homeless shelters and an encampment

All occupants of home near Hall and Trimble roads ‘made it out on their own,’ police say.

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

Older Ontarians are in line for COVID-19 shots over the next few months but anyone under 60 will be waiting well into summer, says the retired general heading the province's vaccination task force.

Harry Greening, George Larson, the 1932 Leander Men’s Heavy Eights Olympic rowers, Jimmie Simpson and Brian Timmis are the 2020 inductees into the Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame.

Ontario is reporting another 1,054 COVID-19 cases and nine more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.

Police will be at scene on Wellington Street North for several days

The Ontario government will be rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine to adults 80 years and up, beginning March 15, with seniors in other age groups to follow in stages from April to June.

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

Two Sudbury, Ont., schools closed due to five confirmed cases of COVID-19

Flamborough-Glanbrook MP David Sweet said while his decision to not seek re-election in the next federal vote was not made lightly, he cited his accomplishments in office and family situation in coming to a decision.

Hydro One reports Q4 profit down from year ago as it faced COVID-19 related costs

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

When COVID-19 hit Ontario and the first provincial state of emergency shuttered venues for the arts, one might say it was the day live music died.

‘It is very much a race between the variants and the vaccine,’ says Peel medical officer of health

‘The Red Rocket’ is off the road Wednesday and set to be put up for auction.

Since April, the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy has provided more than $65.6 billion to businesses, non-profits, charities, and other organizations to

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.

Skyrocketing real estate prices in Flamborough have priced many buyers out of the market, but the increase has also caused rental prices to increase dramatically.

A century after a life-saving treatment for diabetes was discovered at the University of Toronto, the school is now partnering with one of the world’s largest producers of insulin in what may be ground zero for the disease in Ontario.

An organization representing more than 15,000 registered practical nurses in Ontario is raising alarm bells about the mental well-being of those nurses a year into the COVID-19 pandemic.

Windsor could close migrant farm worker isolation hotel, warns of funding shortfall

Nearly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada’s border control measures have made reuniting with family nearly impossible and made returning home after caring for sick relatives a seemingly impossible feat, would-be travellers told the Star.

It took Justin Trudeau about one minute to tell Joe Biden at their first summit meeting that the new president was a big improvement over Donald Trump.

It took Justin Trudeau about one minute to tell Joe Biden at their first summit meeting that the new president was a big improvement over Donald Trump.

As millions of Ontario seniors wonder when it will be their turn for the COVID-19 vaccine, residents of one east Toronto apartment building found the shots arriving at their doors, Tuesday.

Ontario doctors call for a ban on indoor dining in all red zones including Hamilton

When Sharmila D’Souza landed in Toronto with her daughter, Isabel, she was hoping her detailed quarantine plan would be enough to spare them a mandatory three-day hotel stay.

After being at the centre of COVID-19 deaths and mass outbreaks, the city’s long-term-care homes have new, hopeful data that could be a sign of encouraging things to come.

COVID-19 pandemic taking a toll on Ontario principals, survey suggests

If you had 100 billion dollars…maybe that would be enough to deal with income inequality once and for all?

Two active COVID-19 outbreaks at Toronto police facilities have resulted in transitions to virtual classrooms and extensive contact tracing.

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Ontario reports 975 new cases of COVID-19, 12 new deaths related to virus

The number of cases includes 20 inmates and eight staff

Suspect sought in slaying of Quebec woman who had reported threats days before

S&P/TSX composite falls more than 200 points in early trading, U.S. markets also down

Second death linked to COVID-19 variant outbreak at North Bay apartment building

The best way to fight power grabs by Facebook and Google is for democracies to stand together. It’s high time we used our own global connections and alliances to fight back

Toronto police charge second teen boy in shooting of 14-year-old girl

Quebec reports 739 infections, 13 deaths as premier to outline mass vaccination plan

Police called to Milton, Ont., home in alleged 'swatting' incident

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