Smaller, virtual day camps hope to replace in-person experience amid COVID-19

Toronto, Peel Region enter Stage 2 of Ontario's COVID-19 recovery plan

PM Trudeau among prominent speakers featured at Collision tech conference

In January 2009, after serving four years and six months in some of the country’s toughest jails and prisons on a manslaughter conviction, Rohan George was released to live for six months at a Brampton halfway house.It was the beginning of another chapter in an intricate life journey for the gangster turned lawyer.

VANCOUVER—The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs says it is mourning the death of a colleague and friend from COVID-19.

Trump's brother seeks to halt family tell-all book

Hair salons, estheticians, barber shops, restaurants, bars and more can get back to business mid-week as Toronto moves into Stage 2 of reopening.

What would it take to reopen the border? You know, the big one with the United States of America. Yeah, those guys.

MPs on public-safety committee to consider study of systemic police racism

Some health-care workers have called for masks to be enforced in crowds and indoor public spaces

Brian Melnike said goodbye to his mom in hospital Monday, holding the Rosslyn resident’s hand for the first time in months

How close is too close in the age of COVID-19?

Mohamed Dasu is angry at the coronavirus — for killing thousands of people across the world and bringing so much in life to a standstill. And especially for ruining a dream he’s had since Grade 9: the high school graduation ceremony.

Shanker Nesathurai says more testing is needed on Haldimand-Norfolk farms, but current test ‘not particularly good’ at catching illness

CROMWELL, CONN.—Cameron Champ tested positive for the coronavirus on Tuesday when he arrived for the Travelers Championship, becoming the second PGA Tour player in five days to have a positive test.

OTTAWA – Canada could avoid a second wave of the coronavirus if it learns the lessons of South Korea and Taiwan and attacks testing, tracing and treatment of COVID-19 cases and practices “dynamic distancing” from the get-go, MPs heard Tuesday.

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Indigo loses $171 million in Q4 after taking large impairment, tax charges

Idea for addressing racism in policing prompts tense exchange in Green debates

BRUSSELS—European Union countries rushing to revive their economies and reopen their borders after months of coronavirus restrictions are prepared to block Americans from entering because the United States has failed to control the scourge, according to draft lists of acceptable travellers seen by The New York Times.

“Dance is a physical and spiritual language, transmitted person to person, hand to hand. This passage of knowledge requires human touch, access to a s

As Canadians continue to report worsening mental health concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic, a study emphasizes the important role employers play in helping employees navigate the impact of COVID-19 and boosting the resilience of the country’s workforce.

Central bankers always choose their words with excruciating care, and so the warning in Tiff Macklem’s first speech as governor of the Bank of Canada should command our attention.

There was no lineup Tuesday morning but a constant stream of people clad in rain jackets and carrying umbrellas were filling baskets all morning.

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North American stock markets open higher, loonie tops 74 cents US

Hamilton school board scraps program that placed police officers in schools

It’s a cry being called out at protests across North America; it’s the subject of dozens of letters to Hamilton’s police board and petitions gathering

Ontario nursing homes need an extra $1.8 billion a year to hire more staff and improve care of vulnerable residents in the wake of COVID-19 horrors, says the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

CMHC expects lower demand for housing as economy takes COVID-19 hit

Champagne pays China mortgages, moves to Canadian banks to avoid 'distraction'

History takes to the sky over Hamilton on July 1.Weather permitting the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s Avro Lancaster will take off at 11 a.m. on its first flight of the season.The Lanc will travel from Hamilton to Niagara Falls and then

After watching a shopper pull down her mask to wipe her nose, who knows, writes Sheryl Nadler

Toronto mayor says city's tech sector confident pandemic will foster innovation

TV, online ads, take lion's share of party election spending, new reports show

Hamilton school board scraps program that placed police officers in schools

Hamilton public school trustees are terminating a police liaison program just two weeks after rejecting calls to merely suspend it to allow for a review.

Investigators would like to speak to anyone who took video of the interaction, or who has access to additional video footage that captured the inciden

Feds prepared to push back against any new U.S. tariffs on aluminum, Duclos says

Quebec reports 7 new COVID-19 deaths, 49 new cases of the novel coronavirus

Police watchdog wants Supreme Court to rule on limits of oversight powers

WestJet retreats on labour code exemption that would facilitate mass layoffs

Ontario reports 216 new cases of COVID-19, 10 more deaths

Ontario unveils new elementary math curriculum with coding, budgeting

Every night, after ending a two hour Skype chat with my partner in New Jersey, I find myself staying up into the early morning, constantly refreshing my newsfeed and Facebook groups. My mind reminds me that every minute that I stay awake means one less minute of sleep, but I keep clicking anyway.

Two-thirds favour keeping two-metres physical distance: Leger poll

Feds plan to run open competitions for some COVID-19 medical supplies: Anand

Windsor mayor asks farmers to test workers and stop COVID-19 spread

OTTAWA—The federal Liberals say the government will go back to using competitive bid processes to get protective equipment needed across the country due to COVID-19.

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