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They didn’t want to go to rehab. But some COVID-19 survivors have a long road back to normal
Ashley Comrie just wanted to go home.
Here’s what parents can expect with day camps in Hamilton this summer
A roundup of day camps in the Hamilton area, and what they might look like under the day camp guidelines outlined by the province.
Fire chief credited with heroic river rescue
Fire chief credited with heroic rescue after car plunges into Ottawa River
Clean clothes, decent food: Ontario’s inmates deserve this much
There’s not much to do at Ontario’s Central East Correctional Centre right now other than stare at the walls and eat the food that’s available. There are no visitors, no new books and no rehabilitation programs.
Robin Sears: What we’ve learned so far from the pandemic
For many of us across Canada, this past week was the first time that we could share a beer and a burger with friends on a patio. There was a small childlike giddiness to the occasions. It feels like we can see the end of the tunnel now, even if it is still a long way off.
Watchdog to investigate fatal police shooting
Ontario watchdog to investigate fatal police shooting in Mississauga
Judge: Bolton can publish book despite efforts to block it
Judge: Bolton can publish book despite efforts to block it
CFIA investigating death of 38 dogs on flight
CFIA investigating death of 38 dogs on Toronto-bound flight from Ukraine
Businesses open, but only on one side of street
On Steeles Avenue, salons and patios can open, but only on one side of the road
10 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Hamilton, six among kids and teens
Two COVID-19 outbreaks continue in Halton
Two COVID-19 outbreaks continue in Halton
No new coronavirus deaths have been reported in Haldimand-Norfolk in more than a month.
A birthday to remember for Simcoe boy undergoing chemo
Aspiring first responder becomes social media sensation after surprise visit from Norfolk OPP
All remains now identified in chopper crash
Military says all remains now identified in crash of Cyclone helicopter
Peter MacKay campaign dismisses theft allegation
Erin O'Toole camp seeks police probe, accuses MacKay camp of theft
Vigil honours Hamilton animal activist killed at protest outside Burlington slaughterhouse
At the vigil, fellow animal activists exchanged hugs and consoled each other.
Police find missing swimmer in Jacques-Cartier River
Provincial police find body of missing swimmer north of Quebec City
Andrea Horwath slams province, says Hamilton COVID death ‘could have been prevented’
The leader of the NDP said the province isn’t doing enough to protect vulnerable seniors in the wake of a Hamilton grandmother’s death. The president
Hospitalizations dip as Quebec adds 33 more COVID-19 deaths
MONTREAL—The number of Quebecers in hospital due to COVID-19 continues to drop as the province added 33 new deaths due to the virus today.
Former Mr. Used warehouse a ‘complete loss’ following Friday’s blaze
Hot spots are still burning in the collapsed portions of the building
Hamilton police investigating crash that interrupted power in Stoney Creek
Hamilton police are investigating a crash involving a single vehicle hitting a transformer in Stoney Creek Saturday morning.
Quebec adds 33 more COVID-19 deaths to tally
Hospitalizations dip as Quebec adds 33 more COVID-19 deaths
Ontario reports 200+ new COVID-19 cases, 31 deaths
Ontario sees uptick in new COVID-19 cases, 31 additional deaths
Erin O'Toole campaign wants police investigation
Erin O'Toole camp seeks police probe, accuses MacKay camp of theft
Food truck festival stays flexible with drive-thru
Food truck festival stays flexible during COVID-19 with drive-thru options
Singing and dancing on patios forbidden — instrumental music allowed?
After several months without any paying gigs to speak of, local musicians were thrilled by the news circulating on social media earlier this week.
Hamilton's Red Hill Valley Parkway speed limit to remain 80 km/h
"I think it is there for good reason," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.
Hamilton councillors satisfied with lower speed limit on Red Hill Parkway
"I think it is there for good reason," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.
Animal rights activist killed in crash
Animal rights activist killed while holding vigil outside slaughterhouse
‘I can’t wrap my head around it’: Family in mourning after cat beaten, killed
Police allege a neighbour, now facing charges for killing and injuring an animal, whacked the elderly cat repeatedly with either a glass or plastic bo
Heather Scoffield: Here's one simple — and relatively cheap — thing Ottawa needs to do to kick-start our economic recovery
Here’s a reminder for all the politicians at the federal-provincial negotiating table these days: the recovery of our economy depends on immediate changes to child care.
Hamilton’s Lorraine Roy and Christel Wille weave fabric into art
Check out their work at Carnegie Gallery in Dundas.
WHO says pandemic is ‘accelerating’; Toronto sees another day of falling cases; cruise ship no-sail order extended
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
WHO says pandemic is ‘accelerating’ after more than 150,000 global cases reported in a day; Toronto sees another day of falling cases
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
‘All we need is love’: How Toronto parents can make this a summer to remember
Editor’s note: This story is part of a new occasional series and community at the Star called Parent Club — a place for parents and caregivers with young children to feel heard, informed and connected.
Hamilton parents react to Ontario’s return-to-school plan
Some parents say they’re eager to send their kids back to school but others say it’s too soon.
June 20: Spec readers don’t want Chedoke to be sold, a body camera challenge to police and other letters to the editor
Selling valuable park land that forms the lungs of our city is absurd. Green space is more valuable than deficits that can be handled, writes Pat Lync
Conservatives oppose electronic voting by MPs
Tories want in-person Parliament but no electronic voting by MPs during pandemic
Ontario ticket takes Lotto Max jackpot
Ontario ticket takes Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
Erin O'Toole campaign wants police investigation
CP NewsAlert: O'Toole camp seeks police probe, accuses MacKay camp of theft
Canadian Armed Forces members at risk of COVID-19 while on duty to get extra pay
OTTAWA—The federal government is going to pay a bonus to Canadian Armed Forces members at risk of exposure to COVID-19 because of their duties.
Haitian orphans get OK to come home with Canadian foster parents during COVID-19
A Canadian man was able to return home with his two foster daughters from Haiti on Friday night after the federal government issued the girls temporary residence permits to come here during the pandemic.
Canadian troops at risk of COVID-19 to get bonus pay
Canadian Armed Forces members at risk of COVID-19 while on duty to get extra pay
‘Animals were her life’: Hamilton woman Regan Russell killed while giving pigs water outside Fearmans slaughterhouse
Witnesses said Regan Russell was struck by a truck while giving water to pigs outside Fearmans in Burlington
B.C. rent help continues but border screenings, ban on some evictions to end
VICTORIA—The British Columbia government is extending its temporary rental supplement program to support renters and landlords through the pandemic, while it ends its border screening measures.
Feds approve NHL cohort quarantine plan
Feds approve NHL cohort quarantine plan, removing an obstacle for hub cities
Summer sun heading our way
Friday and Saturday’s mix of sun and cloud will bring temperatures near the 30-degree mark for the Hamilton area
Speaker should be told of MP charges: Trudeau
Commons rule on MP arrests not followed, Trudeau says over charges against MP
Via Rail to require passengers to wear face masks as of Tuesday
MONTREAL—Via Rail says passengers will be required to wear masks as of Tuesday to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 when physical distancing can’t be maintained.
Barbershops provide an outlet for people to gather and talk. They have been sorely missed
Three months is a long time. So long, in fact, that Sherif Sherif could hardly recognize himself in the mirror due to the exponential growth of his hair.
Virus shuts down Blue Jays in Florida, Leafs’ Auston Matthews in Arizona
The Toronto Blue Jays shut down their camp in Dunedin, Fla., and reports surfaced that Maple Leafs centre Auston Matthews had tested positive for COVID-19 as the spread of the sometimes deadly coronavirus infected the optimism that had been accompanying the return of sports.
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