The Ancaster Municipal Service Centre was experiencing its “normal” business during the first day of its reopening Aug. 17.Staff, now behind Plexiglas dividers on the counter, said they had “few” in-person customers asking for help or paying bill

FREDERICTON—Premier Blaine Higgs has called an election in New Brunswick for Sept. 14.

In the weeks leading up to a prayer event on his family farm in Deadwood, Alta., evangelist Chris Lindberg acknowledged he wasn’t sure if he would go ahead with the gathering this summer due to COVID-19 concerns.

GO Transit to increase service in September as more riders return

$16.5M settlement in class-action lawsuit over mass arrests at 2010 G20 summit

Thunderstorm risk for Hamilton as adverse weather hits areas north of Kitchener

50 Cootes demolition and University Plaza roof work under review

Body pulled from Lake Ontario in east Toronto, days after two others found

Federal restrictions hurting ombudsman's ability to help veterans: Report

The CFL has cancelled its 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the pandemic.

Worker killed in underground accident at an Ivanhoe copper mine in Africa

Quebec health authorities report 55 new COVID-19 cases and one more death

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

NEW YORK—Wimbledon champion Simona Halep will skip the U.S. Open, saying Monday she is putting her health first and prefers to stay in Europe amid the coronavirus pandemic.

There are 99 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, according to the Ministry of Health.

Doug Ford to speak at all-virtual Association of Municipalities Ontario conference

Canadian Real Estate Association says home sales hit record high in July

Flamborough couple wants traffic changes after vehicle hits house

Materials sector boosts S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets edge higher

Warning that Ontario faces “a tough road ahead,” Premier Doug Ford says Queen’s Park will spend what it takes to help municipalities struggling to recover from the pandemic.

No one hurt in Sunday night shooting

ST. JOHN’S, N.L.—With a return to classes weeks away, the Newfoundland and Labrador English School District will unveil its back-to-school plan for students from kindergarten to Grade 12 on Monday.

Thousands of CRA and government accounts disabled after cyberattack

The Public Health Agency of Canada is warning Canadians not to eat, use, sell or serve certain high-selling vegetable products as hundreds of Canadian

TMX Group names John McKenzie as new chief executive

THE GOAL: Understand how the SARS-CoV-2 virus impacts children, define the clinical picture of COVID-19 infection in kids, identify risk factors that could lead to severe illness and determine how regional public health policies influence how the disease spreads.

After more than 10 years, the dynamic duo hit the big one.

6:25 a.m.: Staff at two more long-term care homes in Metro Vancouver have tested positive for COVID-19.

The Canadian government has warned me and says I could face a $1-million fine or jail time if I do not comply with the mandatory 14-day quarantine, wr

Morfaw died June 15 at St. Joseph’s hospital at age 40

Multiple social housing buildings downtown have had to update security after a series of concerns from senior tenants

We cross over, or crash in, or the kids weave in and out depending on how much free labour we need at a given time. The result is that changes can be

“Summertime and the livin’ is easy.” So go the lyrics from the melodic 1935 jazz classic “Summertime.”

ONTARIO — Human trafficking happens in our province, with people being moved up and down our highways regularly.

Former prostitute believes sentences need to be strengthened, Johns need to take more responsibility

Affordable housing key to helping escape cycle, social workers say

When Rhonelle Bruder ran away from her sex trafficker over 20 years ago, she struggled to rebuild her life on her own.

'You’re just gonna have to do this one thing, and I’ll be there the whole time.' With those words from a "friend," at age 15, Kaitlin Bick was introduced to sex work and trafficking.

Guns, drugs and human trafficking in your own backyard.

A 12-year-old girl. She’s the youngest among the more than 215 sex trafficking victims the Toronto Police Service came into contact with since forming the human trafficking enforcement team in 2014.

Human trafficking is a pervasive problem Hamilton — and likely within Flamborough — said Interval House of Hamilton’s Sue Taylor, the co-chair of the Hamilton Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition.

The Public Health Agency of Canada is warning Canadians not to eat, use, sell or serve certain high-selling vegetable products as hundreds of Canadians are getting sick with salmonella infection.

The Toronto District School Board chair says the Ministry of Education’s lack of clarity on its school reopening guidelines are a problem.

Six Nations ‘land defenders’ play lacrosse, share a meal while threat of police raid hangs over disputed territory

Pickup truck driver crossed into path of two motorcycles, said OPP Const. Sanchuk

MONTREAL—Two-thirds of Quebecers surveyed are concerned about the educational success of their children during the COVID-19 pandemic, a survey for a major teachers’ union suggests.

Hiker fell 12 meters down falls

The backlog and wait time for new citizenship ceremonies are bound to grow due to a new complication brought on by COVID-19.

Hamilton residents and visitors enjoy a sunny Saturday