Family of Theresa Souter are asking that donations be made to Burlington Food Bank in her memory

If it happened, it would surely create a complication for the Hamilton precinct group as the Bulldogs and probably the Honey Badgers basketball team w

COVID-19 prompted the Grand River Community Health Centre to change its model to serve migrant workers

‘We desperately need the vaccine’: Only about half of the 6,000 doses Hamilton received the week of Dec. 21 have been given out

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

There’s a very bright spot inside the Castleview-Wychwood long-term-care home run by the city near Dupont and Christie Streets north of the city’s core.

Economists expect the December jobs report to show a loss of jobs to end 2020

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At least two senators left country amid COVID-19 pandemic, six not saying

Publisher drops book by Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley

For the first time, some Toronto-area hospitals are being forced to transfer pediatric in-patients to the Hospital for Sick Children to make room for an unprecedented surge of adults needing treatment for COVID-19. It’s yet another sign that the escalating numbers of critically ill patients with the virus are putting extreme pressures on hospitals already struggling to cope.

If you squint, it looks like a normal afternoon in one of the sunshine centres of the world, as people stroll Miami Beach beneath a brilliant blue sky.

Trudeau, premiers to talk about pace of COVID-19 vaccinations in virtual meeting

If he had the choice, Dr. Jeff Kwong would rather give a leftover COVID-19 vaccine to a random citizen than throw it away at the end of the day.

Ontario physician out as hospital CEO after Dominican holiday travel

Toronto hospitals encouraged by early stages of virtual ER programs

Ontario’s chief medical officer says daily cases of COVID-19 could soon top 4,000 after setting twin records of 3,519 new infections with 89 deaths, and warned of “crushing” numbers if the dramatically more contagious U.K. variant of the virus gains a foothold here.

This year has kicked off with a number of politicians of all stripes across the country landing in hot water for ignoring travel restrictions imposed during the pandemic. As it turns out, many Canadians are not blameless either.

There go the schools, and maybe it’s ironic. This is, after all, the province that refuses to learn anything as the pandemic spreads, and the way it’s failing the test has been predictable as a result. On Thursday neither the premier nor the education minister bothered to be the ones to say that Ontario schools will stay virtual through Jan. 25, save for the seven northern health units that have yet to be overrun. For parents, it’s a last-minute blow. A lot of people are scrambling again.

Officer last worked out of central station on Dec. 31

Ontario government didn't replenish PPE stockpiles before COVID-19: LTC commission

Peel police ordered to pay $35,000 in damages for handcuffing six-year-old Black girl

Five patients and two staff members have been infected. All are in self-isolation.

Quebec reports 2,519 new COVID-19 cases and 74 deaths, a day after curfew announced

Cineplex says phone app trivia game TimePlay is leaving its theatres

Province tells Hamilton’s hospitals to prepare for a ‘dramatic increase’ in COVID patients following the holidays

COVID-19 deaths at Toronto long-term care home in hit 71

Ontario reports 3,519 new COVID-19 cases and 89 more deaths

First COVID-19 vaccines administered in Sioux Lookout, Ont., extended care home

Metrolinx has begun knocking down 21 of nearly 60 buildings purchased for Hamilton’s planned light rail transit line that was axed over budget concern

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Competition Bureau ends investigation into Postmedia, Torstar newspaper closures

Public health agency president says employee's trip to Jamaica is 'unacceptable'

Elementary schools will remain closed until Jan. 25 for in-person learning

North American stock markets climb higher in early trading, loonie pulls back

Staff member tests positive during routine monitoring

Crosslinx confirms 28 COVID-19 cases at LRT station constructions in Toronto

The university says the staff member was last on campus on Monday, Jan. 4.

Ontario reports 3,519 new COVID-19 cases and 89 more deaths

Quebec reports 2,519 new COVID-19 cases and 74 deaths, a day after curfew announced

Canadian snowbirds flock to vaccinate in Florida as rollouts lag north of the border

An employee at the Grimsby Food Basics tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Norfolk OPP concerned for victims’ well-being after pickup rollover

Ontario Health officials expected to provide recommendation on return to class.Speaking briefly with reporters after touring a hospital facility in Toronto, Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, discusses the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in the province. The premier also faces questions about the timeline for students' return to in-class school instruction in light of an ongoing increase in the number of COVID-19 cases among children.

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Mansaram came to Canada from India, after also studying art in Amsterdam and England. He was a notable creative force here and abroad and forged a fri

OPP looking for driver, passengers after vehicle not found at site of reported crash

Ontario students push teachers to pressure pension fund to divest from fossil fuels

Ontario reports 3,519 new COVID-19 cases and 89 more deaths