on (#54X77)
As Toronto and Peel Region prepare to enter the province’s second stage of reopening this week, a recent spike in new reported cases of COVID-19 in the city has some experts urging caution.
| Link | http://rss.metroland.com/ |
| Feed | http://rss.metroland.com/9/article/hamilton |
| Updated | 2025-01-31 07:45 |
on (#54WKC)
Pompeo calls on China to release two Michaels, says U.S. stands with Canada
on (#54X78)
Crowds of young adults partying closely together at Cherry Beach on the weekend have caught the disapproving eye of Premier Doug Ford and health officials as the fight against COVID-19 continues.
on (#54X54)
We deserve this. We earned it. By following the rules, by putting our lives on hold for a quarter of the year, by doing the right thing.
on (#54X55)
Quebec reports zero new COVID-19 deaths for the first since March
on (#54X56)
More than 100 protesters march down Main Street East to draw attention to calls to ‘defund, disarm, dismantle’ the Hamilton police
on (#54X57)
Provincial, federal governments to team for more farm inspections
on (#54X58)
Union seeks to represent press room employees at Postmedia plant in Toronto
on (#54WXP)
Signs people will choose work over CERB in jobs data, Qualtrough says
on (#54X59)
Sports around the world are trying to reopen safely during the pandemic. Here are some of the latest developments:
on (#54WT4)
Feds need 'to do better' on giving public access to information, Duclos says
on (#54X2X)
Iran commits to handing over PS752 black boxes, start compensation talks: Ottawa
on (#54X2Y)
Can a smartphone app help stop the spread of COVID-19 in Canada?
on (#54X2Z)
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets also trade lower
on (#54X07)
Auditor General says she needs bigger funding boost due to pandemic demands
on (#54X30)
Feds lay out guidelines for returning public servants to workplaces
on (#54X06)
The campaign hopes to bridge an apparent communication gap between public health and twenty-somethings, a demographic that has experienced a recent sp
on (#54WPM)
Third migrant worker in Ontario dies amid COVID-19 farm outbreaks
on (#54X08)
Government must act to protect foreign workers, advocates say
on (#54X09)
Hamilton police looking for at least three suspects seen running away
on (#54X0A)
Police continue to seek witnesses to the incident, which resulted in the arrest of a Hamilton man
on (#54WT9)
Provincial, federal governments to team for more farm inspections
on (#54WXH)
Pedestrian uninjured in Hagersville crash
on (#54WXJ)
VICTORIA—An impromptu virtual prayer marked the start of historic proceedings at the British Columbia legislature brought on by a global pandemic.
on (#54WFV)
COVID-19 to leave some lasting economic damage, Bank of Canada chief says
on (#54WXK)
Planning underway for future reopening of building
on (#54WXM)
Canopy Growth is facing gross margin pressures and will limit spending, says CFO
on (#54WXN)
Winnipeg plant gets $100M in federal financing to pull protein from peas, canola
on (#54WT2)
Treyvon and Kaliyah stay cool in their frontyard Hamilton pool
on (#54WT3)
The Ontario government says it will work with Ottawa to conduct joint inspections of farms and the living conditions of migrant workers.
on (#54WT5)
"It will be a challenge at the beginning," says Hair by Nature owner Jennifer Giancola.
on (#54WT7)
The coronavirus has produced another sort of outbreak: a global resurgence in single-use plastic and a torrent of mostly unrecyclable personal protective equipment littering city streets, clogging sewage pipes, even turning up deep below the waves.
on (#54WT8)
The Canadian Opera Company has cancelled all of its in-person performances and events slated for this fall, including “Parsifal” and “The Marriage of Figaro,” due to continued limits on travel and large gatherings in Toronto in the battle with the COVID-19 pandemic.
on (#54WPJ)
Brewery benefits from new patio rules to add service
on (#54WKH)
Toronto officer now allegedly linked to illegal tow truck scheme
on (#54WPK)
Trudeau says health trumps economic concerns as travel restrictions remain
on (#54WPN)
Ontario Premier Doug Ford speaks in Toronto with Health Minister Christine Elliott, Finance Minister Rod Phillips, and Labour Minister Monte McNaughton
on (#54WPP)
Canada Day is around the corner and it will be celebrated, just a little differently, than in previous years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
on (#54WPQ)
Residents of Toronto and Peel Region will be able to get their hair cut, dine out on a restaurant patio and shop at indoor malls as of Wednesday after coronavirus restrictions are lifted following 14 weeks of lockdown.
on (#54WKA)
Residents of Toronto and Peel Region will be able to get their hair cut, dine out on a restaurant patio and shop at indoor malls as of Wednesday after coronavirus restrictions are lifted following 14 weeks of lockdown.
on (#54WKB)
There’s much to celebrate about moving into Stage 2 of reopening, but perhaps the most welcome will be this: You can get your hair cut again.
on (#54WKD)
The 2020 hurricane season is underway and this year, coupled with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, there may be added stress when it comes to ensuring safety from both storm damage and the spread of infection. Being properly prepared can help ensure personal safety and well-being, and it’s equally important to have appropriate medical provisions on-hand as it is food and water.
on (#54WKE)
Third migrant worker in Ontario dies amid COVID-19 farm outbreaks
on (#54WKF)
Hoping for 'new generation' to continue carry the torch
on (#54WKG)
QUEBEC—The Canadian Press has confirmed that Quebec Premier François Legault is scheduled to make a major cabinet shuffle Monday involving several senior ministers.
on (#54WFR)
Forecast says economy will grow in 2021 if there isn't another national shutdown
on (#54WFS)
Looks like rain is on the way but Hamilton’s heat warning remains in effect Monday.
on (#54WFT)
Pompeo calls on China to release two Michaels, says U.S. stands with Canada
on (#54WCS)
Feds lay out guidelines for returning public servants to workplaces