Fiery ex-MP tells all in memoir as 'Can You Hear Me Now?'

Brookfield Property Partners reports Q4 loss compared with a profit a year earlier

Ontario Premier Doug Ford hosts televised COVID-19 update from Queen's Park

Alison’s starting weight was 210 pounds with a goal to lose 10 per cent of her body weight, she did that and more, writes Ernie Schramayr.

Later-than-expected deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines are forcing Ontario to delay its plan to give first vaccinations to all residents of nursing homes and high-risk retirement homes by five days, to Feb. 10, officials said Tuesday.

Ontario cities call for clarity on rules around pet grooming services under lockdown

Brookfield Infrastructure selling Enwave business for US$4.1 billion

Canada on verge of deal to make COVID-19 vaccines at home

Regulators eye Reddit stock rallies, but manipulation may be hard to prove: Experts

MDA starts working on Radarsat-2 surveillance satellite replacement

Anticipation of pandemic's demise fuels resurgence in Toronto condo market

New scholarship launched to inspire Black students to pursue engineering studies at McMaster University.

North American stock markets push higher in early trading, loonie edges lower

Upper Wentworth Street, in front of Lime Ridge Mall, was closed for several hours on Feb. 1 as Hamilton police attended to a lone male who was in crisis around 5 a.m.

Obama speechwriter's memoir 'Grace' to come out in 2022

Poll finds overwhelming support for new travel restrictions

Hamilton police investigating death as first homicide of 2021

In the last 10 days, just two cases were connected to travel — and that might not even be international. But elsewhere in Ontario, the emergence of ne

Meanwhile, the long-term-care home is back in outbreak just 10 days after its last one was declared over

Since arriving in Toronto in 1994, Lily Wong has assumed many roles: driving school secretary, software saleswoman, part-time postal outlet worker, and now, a nursing home dietary aide.

Questions remain about the local rollout and who got vaccinated first

Other areas of Cootes Paradise marsh remain under advisory warnings, including a creek in between Ginger Valley and Sassafras Point trails, as well as

Former homicide detective diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer 18 months ago.

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.

Throughout this pandemic, I’ve kept walking. I will soon pass 1,500 consecutive days of walking more than 10,000 steps — for me, that’s about eight kilometres — according to the app I use. I can’t stop. Each day, no matter how much the weather sucks or how many deadlines I’m facing, I go out for a long walk. The app, and the streak, control me. I’m glad that public health guidelines have allowed me to keep it up.

Shubenacadie Sam is suffering something of an existential crisis.

LGBTQ businesses, hit hard by COVID-19, look for shifts in federal programs

Canada on verge of deal to make COVID-19 vaccines at home

National Defence grappling with new delay in $60B warship project

As tens of thousands of Ontario students headed back to their classrooms Monday, the province has promised that asymptomatic COVID-19 testing will be expanded beyond hot spots.

Ontario long-term care home with outbreak of COVID-19 variant faces lawsuit

Hamilton schools are currently closed to in-person learning until at least Feb. 10

Public health pleads with attendees to get tested

Ontario government ministers to appear before LTC commission in the coming weeks

Abrar Mechmechia knows first-hand the trauma of war and the impact it can have on mental health.

They say kids crave structure, and certainty. Parents, too, these days. On Monday, Ontario’s minister of education held a press conference to explain that federal money would now be spent in schools to fund safety measures that have largely been implemented, and which should probably have been installed back in September.

They say kids crave structure, and certainty. Parents, too, these days. On Monday, Ontario’s minister of education held a press conference to explain that federal money would now be spent in schools to fund safety measures that have largely been implemented, and which should probably have been installed back in September.

Quebec reports fewer than 1,000 daily infections for first time since early November

Justice Minister David Lametti doesn't rule out referring MAID bill to Supreme Court

The 10-metre-high art installation was deemed a safety risk and dismantled in 2018. The city had only reinstalled it two months before the ‘wobbly’ th

Ontario has identified its first case of the more contagious South African variant of COVID-19, and will keep business lockdown measures in place until the number of COVID-19 patients in hospital intensive care units fall by more than half the current levels, says chief medical officer Dr. David Williams.

IIROC, CSA say they will act if they see manipulative trading in social media frenzy

Ontario enlists teacher candidates for supply jobs to address shortages, absenteeism

Laurentian University applies for court protection amid financial challenges

St. Mike's football coach did not see accused in video of sex assault, court hears

Celebrated in the namesake funeral home that made him a pillar of Stoney Creek’s business community, Donald Brown is being remembered as a devoted family man who helped people move on from “the scars of death.”

Mandatory COVID-19 testing of international travellers takes effect in Ontario today

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

Air Canada, Rogers and Suncor part of consortium piloting rapid COVID-19 testing

Ontario enlists teacher candidates for supply jobs to address shortages, absenteeism