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2020 Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade cancelled due to COVID-19
Santa Claus won’t be coming to town for Stoney Creek’s annual parade in December.
Bill undermines legal aid system: experts
Proposed law would undermine access to justice in Ontario, experts warn
Garneau says Iran must hand over recorders
Garneau asks Iran to explain to UN aviation council where black boxes are
COVID cases spike amongst Windsor-Essex agri-food workers
Spike in COVID cases amongst Windsor-Essex agri-food workers
Petition to rename Dundas Street garners attention
Petition to rename Dundas Street garners attention amid renewed focus on monuments
Bull kills man on Quebec farm in rare attack
Police say Quebec man in his 50s dead after being attacked by bull on his farm
Coronavirus spreading in Brampton's overcrowded housing a growing concern
A Brampton councillor recently raised concerns about the city’s ongoing overcrowded housing problem and how it’s affecting the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic in the city — which was recently identified as a hot spot for the virus.
Amazon struggled during the pandemic. Can smaller rivals take advantage?
When coronavirus lockdowns sent Americans into a frenzy of panic buying, the bad news came almost as quickly as the good for online organic grocer Thrive Market.
Quebec reports additional 52 COVID-19 deaths
Quebec adds 52 deaths to COVID-19 tally as hospitalizations continue to drop
Starbucks to close up to 200 stores in Canada
Starbucks plans to close up to 200 Canadian locations over two years
Today's youth like Greatest Generation: PM
Trudeau uses commencement speech to compare youth today to Greatest Generation
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson says town lost two bike projects to fund Keddy Access Trail
Kitty Murray Lane and Stonehenge Drive bike projects approved in 2017-18 totaled $81,673.
S&P/TSX composite down, loonie edges up
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, while U.S. stock markets were mixed
PBO: Extending CERB to 2021 to cost $58B
PBO to report on cost of revamped CERB as MPs meet to debate changes
House of horrors: Escaping dementia patients, botched medications and bedbug allegations plague Rosslyn Retirement Residence
Former staff members and families of residents describe horrifying conditions and alleged mismanagement of the Rosslyn Retirement Residence.
Ontario reports 251 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 251 new COVID-19 cases, 11 more deaths
How your little garden could save you hundreds of dollars in 2020
That’s right, get out there and make a garden
Greta Thunberg links climate record to UN vote
Greta Thunberg pushes Canada, Norway, on climate before UN Security Council vote
Sticky hot in Hamilton Wednesday as heat warning remains in effect
Heat and humidity are expected to ramp up today but that’s not what should concern you.
Canadian Paediatric Society calls on education ministries to allow graduations
OTTAWA—The Canadian Paediatric Society is calling on education ministries to allow safe, in-person graduations for students to help give them closure and support after a challenging end to the school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brampton Transit resuming 32 routes previously suspended due to coronavirus
It’s going to start getting a little easier to get around Brampton for those dependent on public transit.
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, while U.S. stock markets were mixed
Liberals push forward with COVID-19 bill
No apparent opposition support for feds' latest pandemic emergency bill
Man in critical condition after Brantford stabbing
The 20-year-old was found at Nelson Street and Park Avenue early Wednesday
Toronto shootings leave 1 dead, 2 injured
Separate shootings in Toronto on Tuesday night leave one dead, two injured
'Sickening': Alleged drunk driver nabbed while speeding at 179 km/h in Burlington
Police said he registered a "fail" on the breathalyzer and had nearly four times the legal limit of alcohol allowed in his system
PBO to examine cost of revamped CERB
PBO to report on cost of revamped CERB as MPs meet to debate changes
Drunk driver strikes house on Harmony Avenue: Hamilton police
Photos from the scene show an SUV or mini-van wedged between the home’s stairs and a front lawn tree.
Mississauga student helping to develop crowdsourcing COVID-19 website for Somalia
An 18-year-old from Mississauga behind a crowdsourcing website that maps COVID-19 hot spots in Canada is now helping Somalia gather information about the virus.
Tess Richey's family sues killer, police
Tess Richey's family sues killer, police over mental distress caused by her death
Cases continue to climb in India, African countries; Michael Ford becomes first Toronto councillor to test positive for COVID-19
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
Need to know today: Oh deer, Ontario’s COVID reopening conundrum and MLB draft day
Two mayors’ illicit haircuts and local business coronavirus preparedness
‘Extend the pain’: Hamilton business owners eager to get back in the biz
Local reopening date remains a mystery as surrounding areas prepare for June 12
Remove police from schools, demand youth advocates upset with public board decision
At a school board meeting Monday, trustees voted to review program which sees police in schools — but not to suspend or terminate the program
June 10: Hamilton school board anti-Black racism letter is appropriate and other letters to the editor
The letter was not meant to point fingers at police, it was acknowledging the fact of anti-Black racism in Canadian society, writes Colleen Francisci
'We will return in 2021': Rockton World's Fair cancelled for first time in 168 years
For the first time in its 168 year history, the Rockton World’s Fair has been cancelled due to concerns about COVID-19.
The life and death COVID-19 curve no one is talking about
As Canada works to flatten the coronavirus curve, the combination of anxiety, economic insecurity and isolation has mental health experts concerned that suicide rates in the country could be headed in the opposite direction.
Anti-Black racism protests slated for this weekend
Two protests will be held June 13 in Hamilton
Impasse likely over latest COVID-19 bill
No apparent opposition support for feds' latest pandemic emergency bill
More fans, fewer restrictions as games go on Taiwan ballparks
NEW TAIPEI CITY, TAIWAN—The Taiwan baseball league is continuing as a trailblazer for sports resuming after the lockdown in the coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Ford becomes first Toronto councillor to test positive for COVID-19
Michael Ford is the first Toronto city councillor to test positive for COVID-19.
COVID-19 cases are rising among young people in hot spots including Toronto, Peel and Hamilton
COVID-19 infections in younger people are on the rise in certain hotspots across the GTA and Hamilton, according to provincial data, medical officers and researchers — especially in Toronto and Peel, both of which have seen a recent increase in reported cases among 20-somethings in recent weeks.
Show must go on: Hamilton businesses, non-profits recognized at virtual awards ceremony
The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce presented the Outstanding Business Achievement Awards online on Tuesday
East end fender bender sends 1 to hospital
A 31-year-old man was taken to hospital with a suspected broken arm after a three-vehicle collision in Hamilton’s east end just after 4 p.m. Tuesday.
What is herd immunity and could it work with COVID-19?
What is herd immunity and could it work with COVID-19?
Why can’t Hamilton reopen with most of the rest of the province Friday?
Medical officer of health says Hamilton was excluded because of a spike in cases among young adults but infectious disease experts say they see no goo
Early 2019 salmon runs devastated by B.C. slide: DFO
'Almost complete loss' of early salmon runs at Fraser River slide last year: DFO
Calling migrant workers’ deaths ‘avoidable,’ group launches COVID-19 website
As soon as the COVID-19 pandemic reached Canada, Wilfrid Laurier University professor Janet McLaughlin knew it was just a matter of time before migrant farm workers would be hit by the coronavirus.
Ontario child-care centres to reopen Friday
Ford expected to announce Ontario's reopening plan for child-care centres today
Child care won’t reopen in Hamilton Friday
Province gave the go-ahead, but city says there is no way it can safely open child-care centres by the end of the week
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