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Pedestrian was hit at James and Cannon after vehicle in crash mounted curb
The 34-year-old Smithville woman is in stable condition, with life-threatening injuries
Ont. makes permanent changes to liquor sale rules
Ontario makes changes to liquor rules, allows permanent delivery of alcohol with food
Hamilton company develops hospital rooms from shipping containers during COVID-19
Fero International is working on mobile medical and long-term care units to help alleviate potential shortages in hospitals and improve infection cont
Homeless bump coming in wake of pandemic: report
Delay in pandemic-related rise in homelessness gives feds time to prevent it: report
China says 2 Canadians have been tried
Books, physical rigour stoke hope for Kovrig as 'two Michaels' mark two jailed years
Today’s coronavirus news: Ontario government to provide new COVID-19 projections Thursday; Africa’s top public health official concerned not enough vaccines left for the continent
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.
Hamilton man sentenced after pleading guilty in 2013 Tyler Johnson homicide
Joshua Barreira was one of three men who won a new trial after appeal
Do medical masks protect health-care workers enough from COVID?
Hamilton study racing against the clock to answer hotly disputed question
Biz Buzz: East-end shop Rebelz closes their doors and other business news from across Hamilton
Business news from this week around Hamilton
BEHIND THE CRIMES: Who murdered 28-year-old Kara Lynn Clark?
Kara Clark was reported missing in Brampton in 2017; three days later her body was found near a creek.
Project targets cash tied to child exploitation
New effort aims to zero in on illicit dealings tied to online child exploitation
Susan Delacourt: Even a pandemic won’t get Ottawa and the premiers to agree on health-care funding
In a year when so many traditions are going out the window, it's nice to know that one will remain intact this week, when Canada's first ministers sit down to argue over spending on health.
Susan Delacourt: Even a pandemic won’t get Ottawa and the premiers to agree on health-care funding
In a year when so many traditions are going out the window, it’s nice to know that one will remain intact this week, when Canada’s first ministers sit down to argue over spending on health.
COVID surge: ‘Rapid rise’ of Hamilton hospital patients concerning
There is worry the worst is yet to come for Hamilton’s health-care system as the city continues to see high numbers of new infections daily
Health Canada approves COVID-19 vaccine
Canadian Press NewsAlert: Health Canada approves Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
Policies and procedures take stage at paramedic trial
Former Hamilton paramedics Christopher Marchant and Steve Snively are charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life in death of 19-year-old
Lametti slams Conservatives on MAID
Lametti questions Conservatives' sincerity in wanting to protect vulnerable
Encampments are unsafe, Toronto fire chief warns after resident injured
Encampments that have sprung up around Toronto during the COVID-19 pandemic are putting the safety of residents at risk, the city’s chief of emergency operations said Wednesday, in the wake of a fire that resulted in four explosions, seriously injuring one person.
Toronto church files constitutional challenge
Toronto church files constitutional challenge over COVID-19 restrictions
It’s official: Takeout booze from Ontario’s restaurants and bars is here to stay
Booze to go is officially here to stay in Ontario.
Shelley Deeks, the Public Health Ontario whistleblower on colour-coded COVID restrictions, is leaving for a job in Nova Scotia
Dr. Shelley Deeks, the whistleblower who revealed the province had rejected its own public health agency’s advice when establishing its colour-coded COVID-19 plan, is leaving her job with Public Health Ontario, the agency announced Wednesday.
Legault wants police to issue more COVID-19 fines
Quebec premier calls for police to issue more tickets for COVID-19 violations
Auto sector jobs down almost 13% in Q3
Auto sector slow to hire back in the third quarter as manufacturers lagged
York Region hospitals ask for public’s help as surging COVID-19 cases put region at ‘tipping point’
York Region residents have received a stark warning: the region’s three local hospitals have reached a “tipping point” in the battle against COVID-19.
Lines drawn for first ministers' health meeting
Battle lines drawn for first ministers' meeting on health care
The COVID-19 vaccine is coming. Are immunity passports next?
Ontario is about to examine the role that proof of COVID-19 vaccination or “immunity passports” will play in society as new daily cases remain near record levels.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Pressure mounts for pension fund that owns Revera
Pension fund that owns Revera faces pressure to divest the for-profit care home chain
North American stock markets down midweek
Energy gains as S&P/TSX composite edges up, U.S. stock markets mixed in early trading
Minassian wanted to kill 100 people, court hears
Psychologist for the prosecution to continue testimony at Toronto van attack trial
Boy 'in pain' after school sexual assault: witness
Trial continues for teen accused in sex assaults at St. Michael's College School
City pursues COVID-19 relief for Hamilton businesses
Mayor warns pandemic’s impact is ‘going to be with us for awhile’
Three Hamilton men charged after traffic stop finds semi-automatic gun, crack cocaine and opioids
The traffic stop took place Tuesday evening around Barton Street East and East Avenue North
Canada and U.K. ink post-Brexit trade agreement
Canada and Britain sign agreement for post-Brexit trade, legislation to follow
Large COVID-19 outbreak at Whitby, Ont., home
COVID-19 outbreak at Whitby, Ont., long-term care home leads to hospital intervention
A giving tree on the Chedoke rail trail
Along with the decorations, someone has added packages of men’s and women’s socks, available for the taking as needed
Hamilton to cut business fees, create resource centre and help BIAs as part of COVID recovery program
The relief package from the Mayor's Task Force on Economic Recovery include tax cuts, fee reductions and financial help.
Economy on 'choppy' path through Q1: BoC
With key rate unlikely to move, focus shifts to Bank of Canada's take on economy
Canopy Growth to close five facilities, cut jobs
Canopy Growth to close five facilities across Canada, lay off 220 workers
Abandoned at a Hamilton shelter, his only word is ‘Sam.’ Who is he and where did he come from?
The vulnerable senior remains in hospital as Hamilton police try to figure out his background, and search for family and ways to help.
Former CHL players detail allegations of abuse
Former Canadian Hockey League players detail allegations of abuse, hazing
Midland, Ont., hospital outbreak grows
Midland, Ont., hospital cancels non-urgent, elective surgeries amid COVID-19 outbreak
Renew driver's licenses, plate stickers online, Ontario urges
Ontario is temporarily waiving multiple driver's licence renewal requirements to allow all Class G and M drivers to renew their licences online at ServiceOntario.ca.
Man charged with murder year after fire kills five
Man charged with murder in deaths of woman, four children killed in Ont., fire
Woman charged after $130K allegedly stolen
Sudbury police charge woman after daycare's $130K allegedly moved to personal account
Trial continues in St. Michael's sex assault case
Trial continues for teen accused in sex assaults at St. Michael's College School
Woman critically injured in crash at Cannon and James
Pedestrian hurt in three-vehicle crash
The TFSA-Match-from-Grandma gift that keeps giving
Thie Convery: An incentive approach will teach your grandkids the good habit of saving
Bank of Canada keeps rates on hold at 0.25%
With key rate unlikely to move, focus shifts to Bank of Canada's take on economy
City of Hamilton charged over infamous Sewergate spill into Chedoke Creek
The four-year, 24-billion-litre sewage spill has resulted in two provincial offences charges against the city.
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