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Barrick shares up as gold prices fuel profits
Barrick reports Q2 profit up from year ago, realized gold price up 30 per cent
New income support system must go beyond tinkering with EI
The Trudeau government has made a solemn promise: no one will be “left behind” when its emergency pandemic wage support program comes to an end.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
In conversation with Lisa Emmons: The modern dancer and choreographer says dance is for every body
When I first saw Emmons’ choreography at the 2015 Hamilton Fringe Festival I found it sharp and filled with exquisite contradictions, writes Gary Smit
Energy sector lifts Toronto's main index
Toronto stock market opens higher, Canopy Growth shares up after Q1 report
Hamilton records 10 new COVID-19 cases over weekend
Twentysomethings account for nearly 40 per cent of the new cases in the last 10 days.
Ottawa sets 13.1% unemployment rate for EI
Ottawa sets minimum unemployment rate at 13.1 per cent for EI calculation
Canada 'deeply concerned' by Belarus crackdown
Canada 'deeply concerned' by crackdown in Belarus, says Champagne
Back to school guide (Parent Edition)
Ontario has announced plans to reopen schools this fall, answering that question for many parents and students, but now parents are grappling with other questions about how to navigate this while keeping their kids and communities safe from Covid-19.
Eight injured in Norfolk crash, including an infant and small children
Two vehicle collision, west of Hagersville
French publisher's jarring memoir to be released in English
French publisher's jarring memoir to be released in English
OHRC report examines Toronto police racism
Black people 'disproportionately' arrested, struck, shot by police, report finds
What we know about Ontario’s plans to send kids back to school
There are just a few weeks left before Ontario students return to school amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 Hockey Hall of Fame induction ceremony postponed due to COVID-19
The Hockey Hall of Fame has postponed its 2020 induction ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Windsor-Essex moving to Stage 3 Wednesday
Windsor-Essex moving into Stage 3 of Ontario's reopening plan on Wednesday
Quebec makes masks mandatory for students Grade 5 and up, except in classrooms
MONTREAL—Quebec’s updated back-to-school plan requires students in Grade 5 and up to wear masks in all common areas of school buildings, except classrooms.
Dinamo Zagreb starts Champions League qualifying on the road
NYON, SWITZERLAND—Dinamo Zagreb’s path back to the Champions League group stage will start away to Cluj or Floriana in the second qualifying round draw made Monday by UEFA.
Celebrating 200 years of harmonious living in Mineral Springs
Celebration by residents scheduled for June has been pushed to September.
What if my VISA expires during COVID-19? Where can I find a babysitter that speaks my language? New tech platform hopes to bridge the gap for Canadian immigrants
What grocery store sells Desi foods and spices? Where can I find a babysitter that speaks my language? What if my VISA expires during COVID-19?
Man convicted in Creba shooting denied parole
Man convicted in shooting that killed Jane Creba denied day and full parole
Ontario optometrists are redirecting patients to ERs to protest underfunding. The strategy is costing the province $250,000 a day
As a funding dispute with the province intensifies, Ontario optometrists are redirecting patients to emergency departments, part of a negotiation tactic costing the public health system $250,000 a day.
LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19, August 10
Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
Sidewalk Labs' Toronto office up for lease
Sidewalk Labs Toronto office up for lease after layoffs, abandoning smart city
Liberals defend choosing CMHC for rent program
Liberals defend decision to have Crown corporation run COVID-19 rent program
Ontario ends weeklong streak of COVID-19 cases below 100
Ontario reported 115 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, ending a seven-day stretch with fewer than 100 new infections a day.
Ten things to love about Hamilton
We all know the big attractions like the waterfalls, RBG, and Dundurn Castle. But, if you really want to feel the vibe of the city, check out these 10
Dundas mischief suspect not immediately found
Nothing stolen from downtown bike shop: Police
Canopy reports decline in recreational pot sales amid pandemic store closures
Canopy Growth reports $128.3M Q1 loss compared wtih $194.1M a year ago
Financials and materials help lift index
Toronto stock market opens higher, Canopy Growth shares up after Q1 report
How the COVID-19 pandemic is changing Hamilton’s places of worship for seniors
While the pandemic shut down many houses of worship, faith communities found new ways to reach members and offer support during uncertain times — incl
Ontario records 115 new cases of COVID-19
Windsor-Essex moving into Stage 3 of Ontario's reopening plan on Wednesday
Ancaster gardener grows snake-like zucchini
It’s nearly six feet long and resembles a python.
Quebec to unveil COVID-19 back-to-school plan
Quebec education minister to unveil updated COVID-19 back-to-school plan
Windsor-Essex will move into Stage 3 of reopening on Wednesday, Premier Doug Ford says
Windsor-Essex, the last remaining region in Ontario under severe COVID-19 restrictions, will be allowed to reopen more of its economy Wednesday.
Toronto market opens higher, oil up
Toronto stock market opens higher, Canopy Growth shares up after Q1 report
Barrick reports Q2 profit up from year ago
Barrick reports Q2 profit up from year ago, realized gold price up 30 per cent
Open for seeds — not sunflower selfies: Flamborough's Bogle Seeds still battling Highway 6 photo seekers
More and more farms are planting sunflower crops for the purpose of photography, but the Bogles plant them for their seeds
Susan Delacourt: Justin Trudeau‘s team-management skills keep getting him into trouble
Victory has a thousand fathers, the late president John F. Kennedy famously said, but defeat is an orphan.
Canopy Growth reports $128.3M Q1 loss
Canopy Growth reports $128.3M Q1 loss compared wtih $194.1M a year ago
Burlington woman, Sapphira Theberge disappears without a trace
Police and family members searching backyards, sheds and parks
Can researchers find a way to run 10,000 COVID-19 tests at once? A team in Toronto is trying
THE GOAL: To run upwards of 10,000 COVID-19 tests daily — and perhaps significantly more — by repurposing an existing “ultra-high-throughput” next-generation genome sequencing platform. The tests would be in addition to Ontario’s current laboratory capacity.
Man taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following crash in downtown Hamilton
A 58-year-old Hamilton man was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following a crash in downtown Hamilton Sunday afternoon.
WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?: Memorial Park multi-use court
The City of Hamilton is installing a new multi-use court in Waterdown's Memorial Park.
More than 180 workers at this Toronto bakery got COVID-19 — but the public wasn’t informed. Why aren’t we being told about workplace outbreaks?
On April 17, a worker punched in for duty at FGF Brands, an industrial bakery in Toronto that has supplied flatbreads and muffins to major corporations like Loblaws and Walmart. At the time, Ontario’s COVID-19 epidemic was raging and all eyes were on the long-term care crisis.
Bandleader and Jockey Club owner Wally Mack was a ‘showman’
Mack died July 2 at 95
School buses will be ‘worse than the classrooms’ without social distancing, warns Hamilton driver
Driver worries about COVID-19 transmission on school buses due to lack of supervision and overcrowding.
Hamilton’s precedent-setting history at Canada’s top court
Peter Khill’s appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada just the latest law-defining decision to come out of this city
Today’s coronavirus news: Melbourne deaths rise at aged-care facilities; India adds 1,000 dead, 62,000 new infections
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
'There is nothing regular about a traffic stop': OPP
Look beyond the plate. This is what OPP officers are trained to do when stopping drivers for otherwise routine traffic offences on Ontario’s highways.
Hwy. 400 makes trip north an easy ride for gun-toting GTA drug dealers
Banning handguns not the answer, retired officer says
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