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Updated 2025-01-20 16:00
Minassian says he was lonely and angry
Psychiatrist to testify for sixth day at Toronto van attack trial
Tech, materials sector lifts S&P/TSX composite
S&P/TSX composite lower in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Ikea ends printed catalogues after 70 years
Ikea Canada says goodbye to printed catalogue amid shifting consumer trends
Man charged after noose found at construction site
Toronto police charge man after investigation into noose found at construction site
O'Toole says he trusts the science behind vaccines
Tories' O'Toole says he disagrees with anti-vaccine petition, trusts the science
Revera report tracks COVID-19 in long-term care
Revera report calls out 'cracks' in long-term care amid swipes at COVID-19 response
3 Waterloo region hospitals dealing with outbreaks
All three Waterloo region hospitals dealing with COVID outbreaks
Hospital CEO’s plea to ‘stay home and stop the spread’
With the recent COVID-19 lockdown of Toronto and Peel Regions, we in York Region find ourselves precariously close to a similar fate. The daily case counts are on the rise in our region and across the province. Breaking news alerts announcing record daily high case counts flood our newsfeeds.
Auditor general says Hamilton’s cancelled LRT was likely a $5.5-billion project after all
Bonnie Lysyk conducted a value-for-money audit on several Metrolinx projects, including Hamilton’s LRT.
Quebec COVID cases climb as some call for lockdown
Quebec reports 1,577 new COVID-19 cases and 22 deaths as hospitalizations climb
LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19 December 7
Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
Trudeau brushes off India's criticism on farmers
Trudeau affirms farmers' right to demonstrate after India criticizes his remarks
COVID-19 vaccine to begin arriving next week
First doses of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, not yet approved, to land in Canada next week
Virtual care expansion moving too slow: Auditor
Ontario's auditor general to release annual report today
Three members of Raptors organization test positive for COVID-19
The Raptors have had the organization’s first positive COVID-19 tests.
COVID-19 vaccine to arrive in Canada this month
OTTAWA–Hundreds of thousands of doses of a new COVID-19 vaccine produced by Pfizer/BioNTech will arrive in Canada before the end of December, possibly allowing an national vaccination campaign to begin earlier than announced.
Sharing too much? Here's a refresher on digital privacy settings
A paradox of social media is the desire to share information about our lives with other people on the platforms we use, while not sharing too much.
Quebec reports 1,577 new COVID cases, 22 deaths
Quebec reports 1,577 new COVID-19 cases and 22 deaths as hospitalizations climb
Technology sector lifts S&P/TSX composite
S&P/TSX composite lower in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Ontario sets new record of daily COVID-19 cases for 3rd day in a row
Ontario has set a new record of daily COVID-19 cases for the third day in a row, reaching 1,925 new infections on a day that Toronto and Peel mark two weeks in lockdown.
Sabia named next deputy minister of Finance
Veteran executive Michael Sabia named next deputy minister of Finance
Happy Birthday, Jack! Parade celebrates Stoney Creek veteran's 101st birthday
On the same weekend Stoney Creek’s Santa Claus Parade was originally scheduled, there was a different kind of celebration happening along Gray Road last Sunday.
Ontario hits a new high of 1,925 COVID-19 cases
Premier Doug Ford expected to give update on Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine plans
Justin Trudeau doesn’t want an election, but that doesn’t mean he isn’t getting ready for one
The Liberal government is busy ticking off boxes next to outstanding promises from the last campaign, Susan Delacourt writes
S&P/TSX composite opens lower, U.S. markets mixed
S&P/TSX composite lower in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Details of Ontario's vaccine plan expected today
Premier Doug Ford expected to give update on Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine plans
A unique recipe for healing: Bill Murray and a biblical text
Against the backdrop of a pandemic’s blight and wounds from an acrimonious election, a group of acclaimed actors on Sunday will stage an online reading of a religious text with remarkable relevance to the current moment: the Book of Job.
Rousseau school in Ancaster is closed Monday after water main break
HWDSB are asking students and staff to stay home.
Oakville mother and her dog killed while crossing Lakeshore Road had just moved into ‘dream home’
Louise Whiten, 51, had just moved into the family's "dream home" in Oakville.
Hamilton police seek assistance in year-old Mountain murder probe
Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help to solve a year-old murder.
‘We’re the vulnerable ones’: Why women living in Toronto’s public parks during COVID-19 choose outdoor tents over indoor shelters
For a fleeting moment this summer, Kassandra Grainger lived indoors.
‘He just loved Christmas’: Daughter of late paramedic honours his life with CityKidz fundraiser
Hamilton paramedic Doug Mason ran an annual toy drive for 17 years
Student tests positive for COVID-19 at Waterdown elementary school
A student at Waterdown's Guy B. Brown Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19.
Businesses leading in health care can help society and profit, too
While the federal and provincial governments grapple with COVID-19, we have seen the private sector and Canadian firms take initiatives in addressing business gaps and also combat the pandemic to benefit their workers and customers.
Obituary: ‘Quiet’ man served in Dutch resistance, sent to concentration camp
Walter Zylstra likely one of last survivors to die from camp in German city
Hamilton area Christmas tree farms are closing early amid tree shortage and COVID demand
The pandemic has exacerbated the pre-existing supply issue.
Holiday surge will continue in 2021: Purolator CEO
Purolator CEO says seasonal increase in package volume will continue into 2021
Tributes pour in for Polytechnique anniversary
Survivors, activists to mark 31st anniversary of Polytechnique killings
‘He leaves a massive hole’: Family and friends remember life of Jude Strickland
Jude Strickland, the 11-year-old who was struck by a pickup truck while walking home from school, was remembered at a funeral service on Sunday.
Depression, anxiety, dementia. Studies link COVID-19 to a number of mental health disorders
Jan Willis found herself in Puerto Vallarta when COVID-19 was declared a worldwide pandemic in March. Before she could return to her native British Columbia, the 66-year-old was met with a flurry of cruise passengers, most of them sick with the virus.
Dave Feschuk: Raptors, NBA must worry about the trouble outside the bubble
On the occasion of the first practice of another training camp, Raptors head coach Nick Nurse preferred there be no ambiguity about the nature of the bedrock on which he will be building his team. It will be about defence, from the first day to the last.
Six members quit Ontario Greenbelt council
Half of Ontario's Greenbelt Council quits in wake of chair's protest resignation
Report unsure if energy attack targeted Canadians
Report says U.S. diplomats likely targeted in energy attack, unsure about Canadians
Nearly 101 and having fun
Birthday procession for Lancaster pilot Jack Finan
Birthday food bank nets 2,000 kilos of non-perishables
Garth Trails residents give back.
RBG glows for the holidays
Festive annual light show is on now at Royal Botanical Gardens.
Hamilton police investigating ‘suspicious’ fires in Stoney Creek
Firefighters douse shed fire after responding to blaze in nearby ‘barn-style structure’
Donald Trump may be leaving, but the flames he fanned burn ever brighter
For almost as long as the real-world horror show of 2020 has been playing out in the United States, President Donald Trump has been promising that his country is “turning the corner.”
COVID biopharma investing has high risks, rewards
Canadians have some domestic options to invest in COVID buzz, says biotech CEO
Ex-mayor quits Ontario job over proposed law
Former federal cabinet minister leaves Ontario role over proposed environment laws
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