Hamilton cancels all in-person Remembrance Day ceremonies for Nov. 11 to be replaced with "made-in-Hamilton" event.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s post-hospital theatrics this week — striding up the steps to the White House balcony, ripping off his mask and telling the nation, “Don’t be afraid of COVID,” even after being diagnosed with coronavirus — did not surprise Sarah DiMuccio the least bit.

Error in Via Rail terror case doesn't warrant new trial, Crown tells Supreme Court

Yamana Gold shares to begin trading Tuesday on the London Stock Exchange

Even though the Games wouldn’t typically be hosted that year, the local organizing group said they will shift focus if the province is on board

OTTAWA – The communications may be clumsy, but the national COVID-19 numbers don’t lie. And they don’t inspire confidence.

Restaurant owners that enjoyed the benefits of a warm summer are now contending with the cool weather that fall brings. Around Toronto, restaurateurs are scrambling to extend the life of their patio season with outdoor heaters.

HALIFAX—We all inherently know it: Swish-gargle-spit is much better than a stick up the nose.

Seven cases of the virus — six patrons and one staff — were found among members of SpinCo Hamilton’s community

OTTAWA–The federal Liberals are poised to unveil a new rent subsidy program for businesses, hoping to correct the mistakes from their first attempt that saw significantly smaller take-up than anticipated.

CBC cuts 60 jobs in five locations across Canada due to cost pressures

Supreme Court affirms constitutionality of change to jury selection procedure

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

Ontario, Toronto seem at odds on how to tackle COVID-19 surge in the city

Downtown Toronto condos are now renting within about $50 of other parts of the GTA, which could play into the potential of double-digit sales price declines in the core in the first quarter of next year, says Shaun Hildebrand, president of market research firm Urbanation.

Vice-President Mike Pence and his Democratic challenger, California Sen. Kamala Harris, will face off in a vice-presidential debate at 9 p.m. ET in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Markets close higher amid renewed hope for U.S. stimulus deal

Jan Mysak was touted as a guy to go early in the NHL draft. He lasted until the bottom half of the second round, writes Scott Radley.

Tim Miller: Dirt oval race at Bristol, go-karts go Saturday at Flamboro Speedway

Toronto adds 560 new beds for homeless for winter, advocates warn it's not enough

'Another upheaval:' Toronto board moving hundreds of elementary teachers online

There are several areas of Toronto where more than 10 per cent of tests all being performed are coming back positive for COVID-19.

International couples plan reunions in Canada under new travel exception

Teen takes cocaine to high school prom; argues bag search violated her rights

Hamilton is seeing a spike in coronavirus cases that mirrors what the city experienced at beginning of pandemic.

West Bank winery wins say on 'Product of Israel' case; judge slams other judges

Straws, stir sticks and bags among first targets of countrywide plastics ban

A four-year study will analyze detailed census information over a 10-year period combined with interviews of migrants to the city from the GTA

‘I will be haunted every day with immense regret of the ‘what ifs’ of this horrible accident,’ mom says of Flamborough horseback riding incident that

The Progressive Conservatives’ bid to boost small businesses by liberalizing alcohol sales and giving them $1,000 for pandemic protective gear is small beer.

Opening Oct. 23, new site will replace sites at Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena and the West 5th campus of St. Joseph’s Healthcare.

Hamilton brothers Gabriel and Paulo Leon-Reyes are a growing force in the Hamilton music scene, with their new record label/arts collective called and

Canadian defence minister calls out China for 'hostage diplomacy'

BiWay co-founder's death puts planned resurgence of discount retail chain in doubt

Ontario saw an increase of almost seven per cent in new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday while Toronto’s number of new infections dropped slightly and Ottawa’s doubled.

In a townhouse near Wilfrid Laurier University, 21-year-old student Ryan Lane lives with his four roommates, and — more often than not — three of their significant others. It is, Lane said, “a pretty packed house.” So, they’ve been trying this fall to keep their bubble tight.

Few to use new sickness benefit for COVID-19 diagnosis, PBO suggests in new report

At a news conference in Toronto, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Christine Elliott (health minister), and Michael Tibollo (associate minister of mental health and addictions) provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coron

Second City comedy theatre for sale, 2nd time in 60 years

This was the second attempt by contractors acting for the developers to locate a natural gas pipeline, as part of prep work for the planned 218-unit s

Conservatives' O'Toole says MPs can vote freely on two controversial bills

Eric Quimby, 65, is believed to have left the Oakville Cub Marina at approximately 10:40 a.m., for a short sail west towards Stoney Creek.

Industrials and financials lead rally on TSX, U.S. stock markets up

Mohawk College will replace the Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena as a COVID-19 testing location, starting Oct. 23.

Ontario to make restaurant and bar alcohol delivery service permanent before 2021

Question of whether the Safdar family’s trial indeed exceeded the legal time limit of 30 months was argued Monday

Conservatives' O'Toole says MPs can vote freely on two controversial bills

Industrials and financials lead rally on TSX, U.S. stock markets up

The $6-million project could take up to five years for construction to begin.

New health-care facility, expanded assessment centre, regional partnerships and increased communication all part of planning for prolonged pandemic