A Spectator analysis shows the majority of COVID cases and deaths of Hamilton’s LTC residents occurred in just four homes while more than half had no

On a recent night, a group of students in a brightly lit room in north Toronto jab each other in the back of the arm with a needle containing saline, a final test to determine if they are qualified to deliver the COVID-19 vaccine.

“New York is on life support. New York is dead. New York City is dead forever.” This is a mash-up of recent media headlines describing the state of America’s most populous city. But it could just as well be a mash-up of headlines describing the state of big cities all over the world that are hollowed out and eerily quiet on account of what else: COVID-19.

A Spectator analysis shows the majority of COVID cases and deaths of Hamilton’s LTC residents occurred in just four homes while more than half had no

Hospitals have dozens of unvaccinated patients on wait lists for Hamilton seniors’ homes

Police attended dispute above shuttered bar just hours before they believe Ethan MacCullouch was killed

The company is ramping up local production to 5,000 doors in the next nine months

Business and seniors advocates are hailing the recently-announced on-demand transit service pilot for Waterdown as a win.

The COVID-19 outbreak at Waterdown’s Alexander Place that infected 11 people has now claimed the lives of four residents.

Last month, Justin Beal was sentenced to 21 months in prison for five fires he set in the township of Guelph-Eramosa.

Feds ramp up efforts to help residents of Hong Kong immigrate to, stay in Canada

Foreign interference by Saudi Arabia, China, Rwanda hurts democracy: report

On the night of Jan. 23, Vancouver police, responding to a complaint about a large party, knocked on the door of a downtown penthouse suite.

Canada to get up to 1.1 m more doses by March through global vaccine alliance

Toronto’s medical officer of health declined on Wednesday to say what specific metrics should be in place to ensure schools in the city reopen safely on Feb. 16.

The Ontario public health units where thousands of students will return to in-person learning next week would fall under the higher or highest risk categories for school transmission of COVID-19, according to thresholds set by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Did the 68 workers who tested positive for COVID-19 at the construction site for The Well constitute an outbreak or not?

Senate committee accepts assisted-dying bill but amendments still to come

Deaths in Hamilton hospital outbreaks rise to 25 since the beginning of December

Labour Minister Monte McNaughton knew he’d be on the hot seat, yet he sat down with Canadian Labour Congress president Hassan Yussuff to talk through their disagreements — in public, in mid-pandemic.

In an effort to address both the disproportionately high rates of COVID-19 infection and vaccine hesitancy within the city’s Black population, Mayor John Tory announced a $6.8-million plan Wednesday to support community health agencies in predominantly Black communities.

Ontario expected to announce its school reopening plan today

Clearview AI broke Canadian privacy laws with facial recognition tool, watchdogs say

Judge denies CSIS request to collect foreign intelligence

Ontarians will get an indication next week what a path to business reopenings will look like as COVID-19 numbers decline amid concerns that more contagious variants spreading here could fuel a third wave of infections even more devastating than the first two.

Local dog groomers losing business to other municipalities, Coun. Judi Partridge says

Trial set to resume for teen accused of sex assault at St. Mike's

Energy sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

In a year that tested some of our fundamental freedoms, Canada has managed to move up in the global democracy rankings – now in the top five democratic nations according to The Economist's annual "democracy index."

Appeal court dismisses case of fugitive 'pilot to the stars' on the lam for six weeks

Divided council heading for seventh day of talks over tax increase, service cuts

Canada to get up to 1.1 m more doses by March through global vaccine alliance

GM announces temporary layoffs at CAMI plant amid worldwide chip shortage

COVID-19: Quebec won't set up checkpoints to limit travel between regions

Proud Boys and other extreme right-wing groups among 13 added to Canada's terror list

Toronto to launch pilot that sends crisis workers, not police, to some calls

Education Minister Stephen Lecce is set to make a video announcement on school reopenings at 4 p.m. today.

The months-long independent investigation was spurred by a string of allegations made by a former student trustee.

Spinoff Telus International hits stock exchange in largest tech IPO in TSX history

Ontario expected to announce its school reopening plan today

COVID ads have had varying effects, with some 'super cringeworthy': marketers

City-own parks Red Hill Neighbourhood, Dover and Father Sean O'Sullivan Memorial will see new play structures.

Ontario launching autism program in March with initial enrolment of 600 children

The Hamilton Fire Department’s hazmat team has been called to the Canada Post processing facility on Millen Road.

Trial set to resume for teen accused of sex assault at St. Mike's

Canada to get up to 1.1 m more doses by March through global vaccine alliance

Health Canada is warning shoppers today (Feb. 3) about a major recall in Canada involving battery packs for electrostatic sprayers.

Health Canada is warning shoppers today (Feb. 3) about a major recall in Canada involving battery packs for electrostatic sprayers.

Spinoff Telus International hits stock exchange in largest tech IPO in TSX history

Doctor has no right to francophone panel, Ontario discipline committee rules