Canada's top doctors warn escalating COVID-19 variant spread threatens third wave

Agnico Eagle Mines net income drops to US$205.2 million in fourth quarter

Hamilton councillors agreed to hold another public meeting to rezoning the property after approving it in January.

Ontario to provide gradual reopening update today, more info on regional restrictions

North American markets waver in early trading, loonie slips

More details on new quarantine measures for travellers set to be unveiled

Hamilton councillors approved spending $150,000 to install a new accessible play structure at the park.

Wholesale trade drops 1.3 per cent to $66.5 billion in December as auto sales fall

Hamilton police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a central Mountain robbery suspect.

Hamilton police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a central Mountain robbery suspect.

COVID has masked us, stolen clandestine encounters, and seems to have put love in a corner.

Residents can expect a police presence in the area of Quigley and Angus roads for a majority of Friday morning.

Recent cases involving trustees at four Ontario school boards highlight the limited power to sanction or remove elected officials found to have exhibi

Environment Canada warns of lake effect snow of up to 8 centimetres falling before the afternoon.

Jude’s father, Jamie Strickland, supports the speed crackdown — but also wants to see a safer design for Upper Gage.

Here’s what we know so far about the new provincial government offer to resurrect the controversial project it cancelled a little more than a year ago

Joanna Norwood’s 87-year-old mom remains isolated in 120-bed facility — where almost 80 patients have caught COVID in outbreaks on every floor. Initia

City councillor now says comments he made alluding to corruption in the building department were unfounded. But they are loaded enough to require an i

Shop owners are changing their hours and services as they wait out the stay-at-home order

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.

For 11 months Canadians have been counselled to stay home. But given the time and stillness to reflect what they want from a home, many have found the pandemic has nudged them to change their surroundings.

Behind closed doors, the Office of the Chief Coroner is examining the deaths of migrant workers who contracted COVID-19 on Ontario farms last spring in a confidential review that is proceeding without key representatives of temporary foreign workers.

Senators extend sitting hours as court deadline for MAID bill looms

Military police investigated Vance in 2015 with no charges laid, DND says

The lone male suspect entered the Mountain Clinic Pharmacy at 880 Upper Wentworth St. shortly before 6 p.m. on Jan. 14, police said in a press release

Coun. Nrinder Nann says new policy was ‘important first step’ in change but colleagues reject argument

Deliveries of COVID-19 vaccine doses to Canada set to more than quadruple next week

So March break will be in April, but that’s not the point. Well, it’s the point for some parents, and some kids. We’re coming up on a year of serious pandemic life, and I hope parents and kids are doing OK. We’re all trying to swim.

So March break will be in April, but that’s not the point. Well, it’s the point for some parents, and some kids. We’re coming up on a year of serious pandemic life, and I hope parents and kids are doing OK. We’re all trying to swim.

Stay-at-home order about to be lifted in Hamilton as provincial modelling recommends staying the course

A rising surge of more contagious variants is pushing Ontario toward a third wave of COVID-19 unless transmission levels are reduced, vaccination rates boosted and stay-at-home orders extended, says the table of science experts advising Premier Doug Ford.

As the government eases restrictions this week in three areas of the province, with more regions to follow, experts say there’s no question that Ontario will experience a third wave of COVID-19, most likely by April.

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Hamilton remains under stay-at-home order until at least Tuesday, Feb. 16.

‘We’re not out for a money grab,’ says Coun. Arlene VanderBeek

Ontario set for years of post-pandemic deficits without new policy: FAO

Premier says Quebec testing more for coronavirus variants than other provinces

O'Toole pushes U.S. envoy to Canada to preserve Line 5, Keystone XL pipelines

Movie theatre company Cineplex reports $230.4-million fourth-quarter loss

Over the past few weeks, our newsfeeds have been filled with commentary about the relatively slow progression of the vaccine rollout in Canada. This commentary carries a number of criticisms, including condemnation of the negotiation blunders surrounding vaccine shipments, as well as Canada’s lack of capacity to manufacture vaccines domestically, ominous predictions of what this means for Canada’s economic status, and denunciation of Canada’s use of the COVAX program to procure additional vaccines at the expense of lower-income countries.

Two weeks after Christmas, Premier Doug Ford took to the podium to announce somberly that Ontario was in a “desperate situation” with record-breaking COVID-19 numbers.

CP NewsAlert: Ottawa approves Air Canada purchase of Transat A.T.

Ontario's new COVID-19 projections to be presented today

The public board launched the third-party investigation in August after a former student trustee spoke out about racism and oppression.

CP NewsAlert: Ottawa approves Air Canada purchase of Transat A.T.

S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets climb higher

There’s so much money sloshing around these days.

McMaster reports one new positive student case

New initiative will relieve financial burden for 20 students currently or formerly in care.

A new test created by Public Health Ontario has been changing the way scientists detect COVID-19 variants.