Ontario reports 157 new cases, seven new deaths related to COVID 19

Quebec mandates masks on public transit ahead of possible second COVID-19 wave

He was last seen leaving his residence in the Stone Church Road East and Upper Wentworth Street area on June 27.

Police say ‘several’ people were in the park at the time of the assault

Ombudsman Paul Dube said in his annual report he won’t decide whether to probe the infamous sewage spill until the province completes a separate envir

Toronto city council to make masks mandatory to slow spread of COVID-19

Alberta businesswoman named lieutenant-governor, first Muslim in role in Canada

Winners announced for 2020 Atlantic Book Awards during virtual ceremony

The non-profit Hamilton Bike Share group will be operating the program until February 2021.

Statistics Canada to release April GDP report today, record plunge expected

Google acquires Kitchener-Waterloo-based smart glasses company North

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.

Cineplex reopens some theatres after $178-million loss in first quarter

When Donald Trump slapped a travel ban on Europe back in March to halt the spread of COVID-19, the U.S. president declared it “the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a virus in modern history” — and he criticized the European Union for not having acted quickly enough to do the same.

Four other GTHA municipalities announced today they are taking steps to make mask-wearing mandatory in indoor public spaces.

Some memorials have come crashing to the ground.

A nonprofit operator spent the last month scrambling to take over the popular SoBi bike share program after its Uber-owned operator abruptly abandoned

The COVID-19 pandemic kept the office of Ontario Ombudsman Paul Dube busy with complaints about people unable to reach government offices, unhappy with home schooling and unable to claim lottery prizes.

Crews responded to the area of Montmorency Drive off Mount Albion Road where the car was parked just after 7 p.m.

SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF—South Korea’s professional baseball league says it will require fans to wear masks and to sit at least a seat apart as it prepares to bring back spectators in the coming weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The cyclist lost control of his bike on a trail and fell approximately 30 to 40 feet off the escarpment.

Toronto city council to make masks mandatory to slow spread of COVID-19

Shut-in urbanites discovering their green thumbs amid pandemic lockdown

The city’s medical officer of health is recommending that masks be made mandatory in all public indoor spaces.

S&P/TSX composite edges up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

Toronto city council to make masks mandatory to slow spread of COVID-19

With Canada Day rapidly approaching the residents of the Pearl & Pine Retirement residence in downtown Burlington decided to once again show off their Canadian pride.In what has become an annual tradition close to 100 Canadian flags were hung from

Even though the application to demolish the Brandon House followed the city’s planning protocols, it caught most residents and heritage advocates off-

Statistics Canada to release April GDP report today, record plunge expected

Police are asking motorists to avoid the area during the investigation continues.

Cineplex reopens some theatres after $178-million loss in first quarter

Poll suggests COVID-19 not changing Canada Day for many Canadians

McDonald's Canada names Jacques Mignault as new CEO, John Betts retiring

Documents reveal new details about what Rosslyn and the RHRA say happened behind closed doors leading up to, during and following a May outbreak of CO

Hamilton city council recently passed an interim control bylaw which aims to protect the downtown Waterdown core from development until a land use study for the Waterdown Community Node is complete.

What’s open and closed this Canada Day holiday.

Innovative Hamilton company, renowned for ‘pea-less’ whistle should be at 110K orders by end of July; half of previously furloughed employees now back

‘Most times, in health care, it’s not gender or race, it’s lack of funding, shortage of beds and staff.’

The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

Statistics Canada to release April GDP report today, record plunge expected

The City of Hamilton hosted the first of a series of virtual engagement sessions Monday as it works to develop policies to reduce hate within the community. Part of Hamilton’s hate mitigation and prevention initiative, the forums will be used to “

Poll suggests COVID-19 not changing Canada Day for many Canadians

VICTORIA—British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix says he wants to see the evidence that it’s safe for the country’s two largest airlines to drop their in-flight distancing policies during the pandemic.

VICTORIA—The British Columbia government has launched a program aimed at creating work for 15-to-29-year-old youth in community service while their job prospects are dramatically affected by COVID-19.

Cineplex loses $178.4M in first quarter as revenues plunge with theatre closures

In-person trials are set to resume at 44 Ontario courthouses next week, even as unions representing Crown attorneys say the safety measures are inadequate and the start date should be delayed.

The province says the local medical officers of health can make that call themselves.

Toronto city council to debate defunding police in wake of protests for change

Ejection seat tangled with parachute in Snowbirds crash: Investigators

Quebec resumes daily COVID-19 updates; reports 72 new cases, seven deaths