People in downtown Stoney Creek will soon have to go somewhere other than Tim Hortons for coffee.

Financial sector helps fuel gains in Toronto, U.S. markets surge higher

Guns, drugs, cash seized in organized crime probe of Toronto area tow truck industry

Scotiabank Q2 profit down from year ago as provisions for credit losses soar

Half of Canadians say governments are hiding something about COVID-19: poll

Clothing retailer Roots names Meghan Roach as new chief executive

Barton Street nature centre has been closed since mid-March due to pandemic

Military reports 36 cases of COVID-19 in members working in nursing homes

Educational publisher Nelson sells university textbook business to Top Hat

Fitness guru Ernie Schramayr is expanding on his list of 10 “Back to Basics Tips” to help you get into great shape.

Police were investigating the theft of vehicles from Burlington and Hamilton.

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

All eight of the Martino-related homes in Hamilton either face orders to comply, have been cited for rules violations in the past six months, or both.

Closure of Hamilton’s forensic pathology unit meant police and family did not know if Gladys Little was murdered or died of natural causes for four da

Police say 79-year-old victim’s apartment was seemingly chosen at random by their 26-year-old suspect

Even though it was designed to be a hub for technology innovators, the Whitby 1855 Accelerator has managed to weather the storm of the COVID-19 pandemic remarkably well.

In early May, Gideon Lichfield, the editor-in-chief for the MIT Technology Review, announced online that he was going to break his isolation for the first time in two months.

Feds to update efforts to procure COVID-19-related protective equipment

Like all large cities in Canada, Brampton’s once-bustling downtown core has slowed to more of a trickle of people, as residents have hunkered down and businesses of all types have either had to shut down completely or make big changes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

I believe the effort to not educate the young properly and teaching only fear we will allow future governments to control the population to an even gr

Damage estimated at $50,000. There were no injuries.

Premier Doug Ford said Monday that he wouldn’t punish all of Ontario for last weekend’s mass gathering with little to no social distancing in Trinity Bellwoods Park.

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People who crowded Trinity Bellwoods Park on Saturday should go for testing as quickly as possible if they develop symptoms of COVID-19, but they don’t have to do it right away, Toronto’s top doctor said Monday.

People who crowded Trinity Bellwoods Park on Saturday should go for testing as quickly as possible if they develop symptoms of COVID-19, but they don’t have to do it right away, Toronto’s top doctor said Monday.

What are we doing in this province? Honestly, what is happening here? Well, COVID-19 case numbers are up and staying up. And, testing crashed in the last week. On Monday, the premier promised a robust new testing plan, a week or two after he lurched us forward into the first phase of reopening, despite having not hit the provincial public health benchmarks to do so. OK, fine. It may be cart, then horse, but it’s nice to see a horse around here.

What are we doing in this province? Honestly, what is happening here? Well, COVID-19 case numbers are up and staying up. And, testing crashed in the last week. On Monday, the premier promised a robust new testing plan, a week or two after he lurched us forward into the first phase of reopening, despite having not hit the provincial public health benchmarks to do so. OK, fine. It may be cart, then horse, but it’s nice to see a horse around here.

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Toronto should not reopen without a “more consistent testing strategy and a very robust surveillance system,” to expose COVID-19 levels throughout Ontario, the city’s public health department says.

Anti-racism advocates have been calling on the city to follow the lead of Toronto and other regions in tracking race-based data. But they say the proc

When he first saw the now-notorious photos of Trinity Bellwoods — the popular downtown park that drew hordes of sun worshippers over the weekend — Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak had the same gut reaction as many others who vented on social media: Anger. Disappointment. Frustration.

Consumers in the real estate market can expect more digital, low-touch home searches and transactions to continue for the foreseeable future.

A city park packed with fearless youth is a problem, but it’s not our biggest challenge. In our zeal to point fingers, we are missing the point of the pandemic as we now know it.

Hamilton officials hope tickets and education will prevent a park party from unfolding in the city

Morning traffic is once again backed up, stores are taking customers anew, golf courses are open, construction work has reignited. It’s clear that a full-fledged relaunch of our economy is underway.

Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods park was filled with non-distancing lovers of the outdoors this past weekend, a scene that was profoundly disappointing to political leaders.

City is opening libraries and rec buildings — otherwise closed for COVID-19 — as temporary cooling centres during a scorching heat wave this week.

WASHINGTON—Monday was the Memorial Day holiday in the U.S., when Americans remember their war dead. At Fort McHenry in Baltimore, the site of the War of 1812 battle that inspired the U.S. national anthem, President Donald Trump drew a direct comparison between the sacrifices of war and the ongoing toll of the coronavirus.

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Quebec surpasses 4,000 COVID-19 death milestone, plans to ratchet up testing

Packed parks like Bellwoods avoidable with better communication, experts say

Ontario reports 404 new COVID-19 cases, 29 more deaths

Booze to go could be here to stay.

Where in Canada can you have a beer on a patio, send your child to daycare, or go to the gym? Not Ontario … yet.

Ontario used auto dealers expect tough year ahead, prices already down

Public school board struck a panel to look at the issue of bullying in schools following the stabbing death of Devan Selvey at Sir Winston Churchill S

S&P/TSX composite starts week higher, U.S. stock markets closed for holiday

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Universal child care. Living wages, not minimum wages. Paid sick days for all workers. A plan for the future that supports the climate and the country’s most vulnerable.