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Six Nations council calls for calm, unity
Six Nations council calls for land claim talks with Ontario and Ottawa amid tensions
‘Please, just make decisions based on the evidence’: Halton mayors lobby against expanding Stage 2 restrictions as COVID-19 hits new highs in Ontario
As Ontario hit a grim new COVID-19 milestone Saturday, leaders in some of the province’s harder-hit areas urged the provincial government not to impose more restrictions on regions that haven’t already been rolled back to Stage 2.
Neskantaga to fully evacuate: chief
Chief of Neskantaga First Nation scales up evacuation amid tainted water crisis
Halton asks to stay in Stage 3 of Covid recovery
Ontario hits high of 978 new COVID-19 cases, Halton asks to avoid restrictions
Trick-or-treat in the age of COVID: 13 safety tips for giving and getting candy this Halloween in Hamilton
Now is a good time to download the COVID Alert mobile app.
Hamilton basketball club outbreak grows; Halton records 35 new cases as new restrictions loom
A fifth student at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School has also tested positive for COVID
Canada's top doctor warns that severe illness likely to rise, trailing spike in COVID-19 cases
Canada’s top physician says she fears the number of COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths may increase in the coming weeks as the second wave continues to drive the national death toll toward 10,000.
COVID-19 at Mohawk College’s Fennell campus
Mohawk College has announced there has been a confirmed case of COVID-19 at the Fennell campus.
50-year-old man wounded in Laval shooting
50-year-old man wounded in Laval shooting on residential street
Employee at east Hamilton Shoppers tests positive for COVID-19
It’s unclear if any other staff members were told to self-isolate.
Teen clinging to life after collision involving tractor trailer
An investigation into the collision is ongoing.
Ontario reports 978 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario hits high of 978 new COVID-19 cases, Halton asks to avoid restrictions
Here’s what you need to know from this week’s COVID-19 vaccine news: Testing milestones, presidential boasts and a Canadian hope
Considered one of the few ways to finally bring the pandemic under control, the search for a COVID-19 vaccine is moving fast.
Magna’s new boss, Seetarama (Swamy) Kotagiri, on coping with the pandemic — personally and professionally
The new year will bring a shifting of gears for Seetarama (Swamy) Kotagiri, who will take over the helm of Ontario-based auto parts giant Magna from long-time CEO Don Walker, who announced his retirement Tuesday.
Active open spaces, homes near work, walkable neighbourhoods — has COVID-19 changed the way the suburbs will look in the future?
For now, the area around Brampton’s Gateway transit terminal is a landscape of cars, box stores, parking lots and restaurants.
'Proud to be a Waterdown Warrior': Anita Bates retires after 36 years at WDHS
A Waterdown Warriors legend has retired.
City hopes to sell sprawling Hamilton public works yard on Barton Street West
Councillors looking to move operations elsewhere amid ongoing consolidation effort
How Adam Matak’s painting bloomed during lockdown
Lockdown made us more conscious than ever about physical space, Regina Haggo writes.
Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s Healthcare short 224 staff while fighting COVID
At same time, one in five COVID cases in Hamilton is a health care worker
‘It’s still not enough’: Hamilton’s public school board struggling with budget
Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board will speak with province Monday about projected multimillion-dollar shortfall
Today’s coronavirus news: U.S. sets infection record; deaths near 224,000; Poland’s president tests positive for COVID-19; India’s overall case tally moves past 7.8M
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
Ontario shut down non-urgent health services in the spring. Now hospitals are seeing many more patients with advanced cancers
Cancer surgeons in Ontario are reporting a sharp rise in the number of people coming to hospital with advanced cancers, an unintended consequence of the sudden shutdown of non-urgent health-care services during the spring wave of COVID-19.
Not trick-or-treating this year? Here are a few alternative ways to celebrate Halloween
Hamilton businesses and organizations are planning alternative Halloween celebrations amid the pandemic.
City of Hamilton’s maskless exclusions a potential human rights issue
Ed Canning: Underlying condition? Persist and you’ll have to prove it.
The pandemic has Americans eager to vote. Canadians not so much
WASHINGTON—It seemed like no one in Canada wanted an election right now. But Canadians almost got one anyway this week, when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau forced a high-stakes confidence vote over a Conservative motion to investigate alleged corruption in the WE Charity scandal.
No winning ticket for Lotto Max jackpot
No winning ticket for Friday night's $42 million Lotto Max jackpot
Companies fear release of sensitive business info
Companies warn Tory motion could deter domestic production of PPE
City and police converge on encampment in downtown Hamilton park
Doctor calls operation ‘totally inappropriate’; councillor says city is adhering to protocol
Patty Hajdu's remarks disappoint info commissioner
Health Minister Patty Hajdu's remarks disappoint information commissioner
Seven pumpkin patches in the Hamilton area to visit this weekend
Halloween is almost here. Have you thought about that soon to be jack-o-lantern?
Most arrivals in Canada deemed 'essential'
Majority of international travellers since March deemed 'essential', avoid quarantine
City of Hamilton evacuating care facility owned by the same family that owns the Rosslyn
Emerald Lodge residential care facility in the city’s east end is being evacuated, the city said in a release late Friday. Residents are being taken t
Bellegarde wants Brenda Lucki out as head of RCMP
Assembly of First Nations has 'lost confidence' in RCMP commissioner, says Bellegarde
Clothing retailer Le Chateau to close its doors
Clothing retailer Le Chateau files for CCAA protection, plans to close its doors
Ford weighs tighter COVID-19 rules for Halton
Ontario reports 826 new COVID-19 cases today, and nine new deaths from the virus
Doug Ford defends closure of indoor restaurant and bar service as industry warns tens of thousands of jobs will be lost
Docs before chefs.
‘It’s pretty devastating’: Two outbreaks give a glimpse of the dangers — and lingering questions — around group living in a second wave of COVID-19
When Louise Coutu’s phone buzzed over Thanksgiving weekend, at her cottage in Tiny, Ont., she felt a sinking feeling as she scanned the message. It was the manager of a women’s shelter run by the Society of Saint Vincent De Paul of Toronto, where Coutu is the executive director.
Trudeau walks back boil-water advisory deadline
Trudeau walks back pledge to end boil-water advisories on First Nations by 2021
Nunavut MP takes two-month health leave
Nunavut NDP MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq takes two-month health leave
Rents fall in Toronto as condo listings surge 114%
Rents fell in Toronto this summer as condo listings surged nearly 114 per cent
Just two companies have been approved for Ottawa’s emergency COVID-19 loans. Where are the rest?
Only about a dozen companies have applied to Ottawa’s emergency loan program for large employers since it launched in May, with two having so far been approved.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
North American markets flat ahead of U.S. election
S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed; Loonie rises
Ford calls for talks in Caledonia occupation
Ford calls for talks in Caledonia occupation, condemns violence
Ontario promises to address rising insurance rates
Ontario promises action to address rising insurance rates as critics urge regulation
Quebec reports 905 new COVID-19 cases, 12 deaths
Quebec reports 905 new COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations drop by 25 in 48 hours
Police probe death of Iranian-Canadian activist
Victim of Markham, Ont., homicide identified as Mohammad Mehdi Amin Sadeghieh
Sunnybrook Hospital declares COVID-19 outbreak
Sunnybrook Hospital latest in Toronto to declare COVID-19 outbreak
Hamilton police looking for armed robbery suspect
Man had a handgun during robbery at Hasty Market
More COVID-19 outbreaks at Toronto hospitals
Another Toronto hospital declares COVID-19 outbreak; six patients infected
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