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Hamilton brothers Bob, Gord and Vernon Gerrie shipped off to war in 1942. One of them never came back
Wayne Gerrie’s three brothers all shipped out as his father and his brothers did in First World War, Jeff Mahoney writes.
Living with Dementia: the difficult decision to move a loved one to long-term care
How a family made the difficult decision to put their loved one in long-term care.
The city refuses to clear snow and ice off downtown sidewalks. That will make for a dreary, dangerous COVID-19 winter
Big number: 44 — the number of fines issued to homeowners for not shoveling sidewalks in front of their homes in 2019 in the downtown, midtown and East York areas that do not get sidewalks plowed by the city of Toronto. There were about 3,000 complaints.
Canadian snowbirds find creative way to get to Florida — with their cars — despite closed border
Up until a few weeks ago, Canadian snowbird Diane Rood and her husband, Theo, weren’t sure if they were going to be able to make it to their winter getaway in Florida this year, given the COVID-19-related restrictions on crossing the border by car.
Two-thirds of Canadians support a COVID-19 curfew
Two-thirds of Canadians would support a COVID-19 curfew if pandemic severe: Poll
Liberal MP out of caucus after employing sister
Liberal MP resigns from caucus after employing sister in constituency office
It’s been 28 days, and Toronto is scheduled to reduce restrictions. What are five key indicators telling us?
It’s been a month. So how exactly is Toronto doing?
Bruce Arthur: With COVID cases rising and restrictions loosened, it looks like we’re steaming straight for a hard and ugly lockdown
Bit by bit, day by day, Ontario is letting go of the rope. The chief medical officer of health tells you we have to do more, a few days after he approved a plan that will do less. The minister of health says the plan will allow Ontario to move quickly, as experts tell you it will do the opposite.
Peel tries to change ‘dire’ COVID-19 outlook with restrictions aimed at stopping private gatherings
Peel’s medical officer of health is pleading for residents to limit their interactions with people outside their households after issuing tough new restrictions on weddings, workplaces and banquet halls in an effort to tamp out the flames of COVID-19 raging through his community.
Cases are climbing like never before, and few see an end in sight: Three charts that explain where we are right now with COVID-19
Cases of COVID-19 are soaring in Ontario, prompting epidemiologists to plead with the public to adhere to local public-health guidelines.
Popular Toronto restaurant chain behind Buca, La Banane and more seeks protection from creditors court amid COVID-19 impact
A popular chain of Toronto-area eateries is among the latest victims of the pandemic-battered restaurant industry now facing an existential crisis unlike any other seen in our lifetime.
Quebec sees COVID-19 cases rising in rural areas
Quebec reports 1,169 new COVID-19 cases, 15 more deaths linked to virus
Trudeau becomes first leader to speak to Biden
Canada is ready to fight potential protectionism under Biden administration: Trudeau
‘Beyond the pale’: Hamilton official slams unnamed Stoney Creek restaurant for law-breaking behaviour
‘You can’t tell me that that group of people all have no idea what’s going on with coronavirus, eight months into this’
Governments must make sure everything’s in place for a COVID-19 vaccine
If ever there was a time for a glimmer of hope on the pandemic front, this would be it.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Government still finalizing investments in FCA, GM
Federal government still working on investments in Fiat Chrysler, General Motors
With COVID-19 on the rise, Hamilton school board asks families to prepare in case of closures
Hamilton’s public board sent a survey to assess their ‘remote learning preparedness.’
U.S. stock markets soar to record highs
North American stock market soar higher in late-morning trading, loonie gains
Hamilton-area long-term care home closes two units
Hamilton-area long term care home closes two units due to COVID-19 outbreak
BMO shuffles execs, brings in new CFO
BMO shuffles executive ranks, brings in new CFO with U.S. market experience
City partners with universities, colleges on COVID-19 research
In a move expected to drive student employment, Toronto is partnering with its eight universities and colleges on research to support the city’s recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor John Tory announced Monday.
Terry Fox on diverse shortlist for new $5 bill
Terry Fox among notable Canadians on shortlist for new $5 bill
Trump books will continue after Trump leaves office
Trump books will continue after Trump leaves office
Canada ready to fight U.S. protectionism: Trudeau
Canada is ready to fight potential protectionism under Biden administration: Trudeau
Ontario township struggles with slur in road name
Eastern Ontario reeve seeks to change road name derogatory to Indigenous women
COVID-19 outbreak at Simcoe farm grows
Health unit reports 10 cases of COVID-19 at Schuyler Farms
Hamilton's heritage committee delays discussion on proposed Ancaster High School land heritage designation until late 2021
Heritage committee agrees to delay discussing possible designation of Ancaster High School land until in-person meetings allowed.
Dundas 50 Creighton tenants cannot be evicted for refusing to pay proposed rents
New landlord’s letter states rent increase and payments would be pursued this week
Unifor members approve new GM contract
Unifor members vote to approve new three-year General Motors contract
Kitchener, Ont., restaurant linked to outbreak
Kitchener, Ont., restaurant linked to COVID-19 outbreak, up to 175 people exposed
Minassian's likely defence explained
Not criminally responsible: Alek Minassian's likely defence, explained
Indigenous-led program improving drinking water
Indigenous-led program helps improve water in Ontario First Nations communities
‘We’re in a high-risk situation’: As COVID-19 cases reach record levels, Toronto prepares for reopening
As the number of new COVID-19 cases in Toronto reaches unprecedented levels, the city is preparing to announce its preferred approach to reopening, originally set for Saturday.
Citing COVID-19 concerns, Battlefield Optimists cancel Christmas tree lot
Citing a recent spike in COVID-19 cases, the Battlefield Optimist Club has decided to cancel its annual Christmas tree lot at Battlefield House Museum and Park.
Quebec reports 1,169 new COVID-19 cases, 15 deaths
Quebec reports 1,169 new COVID-19 cases, 15 more deaths linked to virus
Hamilton could be headed to orange alert level after surge of 185 COVID cases in three days, says infectious disease doctor
Hamilton reports one new COVID death, bringing the pandemic toll to 54
Airline bailout may rely on scorned loan program
Bains suggests Ottawa may draw on scorned federal loan program for airline bailout
Terry Fox on shortlist for new $5 bill
Terry Fox among notable Canadians on shortlist for new $5 bill
PM pledges $1.75B to boost high-speed internet
Trudeau pledges $1.75B to boost high-speed internet in remote communities
Ontario increases COVID-19 response in Peel Region
Ontario increases COVID-19 response in Peel Region as virus rates surge
Nine more cases of COVID-19 reported at Hamilton schools
Eight students and one teacher have tested positive for the virus.
LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19 November 9
Ontario COVID-19 Update: Premier Doug Ford in Woodbridge
A drive-by 90th birthday celebration for Mountain activist Pat Saunders
A November fall day that resembled more like summer provided a comfortable setting for vehicles that were lined up along the road decked out in balloons and signs as they honked their horns and rang bells to celebrate the 90th birthday of commu
Water, garbage rates next year expected to see COVID-19 discount
Senior Toronto city staff are recommending water and garbage rates increase less than expected in 2021 to respond to financial hardships created by COVID-19.
North American stock markets soar higher
North American stock market soar higher in late-morning trading, loonie gains
Police cite crime dip in first months of pandemic
Police saw crime dip in first six months of pandemic, Statistics Canada says
TikTok's first Canada GM ready to tackle market
TikTok's first Canadian GM shares how the app plans to find its groove in the market
TikTok's first Canada GM ready to tackle market
TikTok's first Canadian GM shares how the app plans to find its groove in the market
Ontario reports 1,242 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario increases COVID-19 response in Peel Region as virus rates surge
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