on (#53NFK)
S&P/TSX composite index opens higher, while U.S. stock markets mixed
| Link | http://rss.metroland.com/ |
| Feed | http://rss.metroland.com/9/article/hamilton |
| Updated | 2025-02-01 06:30 |
on (#53NXT)
Quebec records 51 new COVID deaths, 570 new cases; lowest increase since April
on (#53NFG)
Some Ontario businesses allowed to reopen today as COVID-19 restrictions loosen
on (#53NXV)
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Waterdown’s Alexander Place long-term care home.According to the City of Hamilton, there is one lab-confirmed case of the coronavirus in a resident at the Parkside Drive facility. The outbreak was declared
on (#53NRQ)
Terror charges laid in Toronto massage parlour stabbing that left one dead
on (#53NXW)
Maureen Peters, curator of history at The Rooms, the provincial museum for Newfoundland and Labrador, already has her first COVID-19 artifact.
on (#53NNX)
Scheer says no Taiwan at WHO a 'shame', and says Trudeau support came late
on (#53NXX)
The 2020 box lacrosse seasons for Ontario's Major Series Lacrosse and British Columbia's Western Lacrosse Association have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
on (#53NXY)
OTTAWA—Federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is accusing the Liberal government of allowing “fraudsters” and “criminals” to abuse federal aid meant to support unemployed Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic.
on (#53NVF)
New auditor general says office narrowing focus on federal COVID-19 programs
on (#53NVG)
Reaction on social media was fierce after the Uber-owned operator of SoBi Hamilton told the city it would end its contract June 1.
on (#53NVJ)
Students, schools at impasse over fall tuition amid financial strain of COVID-19
on (#53NVK)
"There is plenty of time to deliver a great Commonwealth Games in 2026," says federation CEO David Grevemberg.
on (#53NVM)
The city of Toronto will release regular and detailed reports on its efforts to ensure physical distancing standards are achieved at all homeless shelters, according to an interim lawsuit settlement announced Tuesday.
on (#53NRP)
When the federal Conservatives choose a new leader and that leader comes up with a plan for post-pandemic Canada, look to Alberta for the template.
on (#53NRS)
Classes are cancelled for the rest of the school year for Ontario’s two million students.
on (#53NRT)
REGINA—Saskatchewan residents can walk around malls, get a haircut and go for a massage today for the first time since the province clamped down on consumer activities to slow the spread of COVID-19.
on (#53NRV)
A list of provincial decisions on schools amid COVID-19 pandemic
on (#53NNV)
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says there are “very good questions” being asked about the safety of the Snowbirds, but that the government will wait for an investigation before deciding on next steps for the military’s aerobatic team.
on (#53NNW)
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the Liberal government is trying to create a national framework on COVID-19 testing and contact tracing, adding Canada would have to “massively ramp up” its ability to track new infections before it can re-open borders to non-essential travel.
on (#53NNY)
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada’s bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council is more relevant now because of the need to rebuild the world after the COVID-19 crisis subsides.
on (#53NNZ)
OTTAWA—Opposition leader Andrew Scheer said Tuesday that more powers of Parliament must be restored to properly scrutinize the government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
on (#53NP0)
Quebec records 51 new COVID deaths, 570 new cases; lowest increase since April
on (#53NP2)
New auditor general says office narrowing focus on federal COVID-19 programs
on (#53NJZ)
Canadian Press NewsAlert: Ontario schools not reopening this spring
on (#53NK0)
Waterdown’s Keegan Bajc is weathering the COVID-19 storm in Japan.
on (#53NK1)
A list of some of the companies that have filed for CCAA since the pandemic
on (#53NK3)
Facebook pays $9-million penalty over federal probe of privacy claims
on (#53NB6)
Full powers of Parliament must be reinstated, Conservatives' Scheer says
on (#53NK4)
Daily COVID-19 update from Premier Doug Ford and cabinet ministers
on (#53N86)
Toronto settles with homeless advocates, will ensure physical distancing in shelters
on (#53NFE)
'Good questions' being asked about safety of Snowbirds: Trudeau
on (#53NFF)
Past games has provided "real value, real return on investment," said CEO David Grevemberg.
on (#53NFJ)
The popular bronze turtle has been pinched and returned by presumed thieves twice in 25 years.
on (#53NB7)
Canadian Press NewsAlert: U.S. border closure to be extended 30 more days, Trudeau says
on (#53NB8)
Some Ontario businesses allowed to reopen today as COVID-19 restrictions loosen
on (#53NB9)
"The objective is to restart businesses and help facilitate through that process," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
on (#53NBA)
For pandemic-era homebuyers, virtual tours and patience can pay off
on (#53NBB)
Judges balance public safety and inmate health during the pandemic when deciding whether to grant bail.
on (#53NBC)
Ontario restaurants and bars will be restricted to serving takeout food and booze until at least May 29.
on (#53NBD)
St. Catharines city hall is going to have to soon decide how it will support future brownfield developments if it hopes to have key projects be part of the city’s post-pandemic recovery, says Mayor Walter Sendzik. In a Sunday interview, Sendzik sa
on (#53N87)
S&P/TSX composite index opens higher, while U.S. stock markets mixed
on (#53N4P)
Police recover body of missing swimmer at Elora Gorge
on (#53N4Q)
Some Ontario businesses allowed to reopen today as COVID-19 restrictions loosen
on (#53N4R)
Some Ontario businesses will be allowed to open their doors on Tuesday after being closed for two months in an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
on (#53N25)
Some Ontario businesses allowed to reopen today as COVID-19 restrictions loosen
on (#53N4S)
VICTORIA—Business owners are encouraged to “take it slow” as B.C. begins the second phase of its restart plan.
on (#53N4T)
Investigators have not ruled out any contributing factors in crash
on (#53N26)
A 25-year-old Hamilton man is dead after a collision Saturday involving an SUV and motorcycle on Hamilton Mountain.Hamilton police responded to the intersection of Upper James Street and Fennell Avenue shortly after noon, May 17, 2020. Police say