WASHINGTON—Dr. Anthony Fauci, the infectious disease expert who helps lead the United States coronavirus task force, warned a Senate committee Tuesday that lifting social distancing restrictions without properly observing the White House guidelines risks triggering a resurgence of the pandemic that could lead to more “suffering and death.”

Plans in motion for provinces to begin reopening amid COVID-19 pandemic

With Ontario allowing retail businesses to begin offering curbside pickup this week, many are looking forward to the day they can open their doors to customers.

Some health care workers excluded from pandemic pay increase

As Hamilton gradually reopens services and businesses, local officials want the public to understand the dos and don’ts of how to maintain physical distancing measures as the city continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic.Hamilton has launched

Ontario reports 361 new COVID-19 cases, 56 more deaths

Coalition decries Canada's 'piecemeal' response to Beijing-sponsored intimidation

Ontario grain farmers have set their scythes on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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Canada gives $790M to help vaccinate in more vulnerable countries

Toronto’s flagship summer event, the CNE, has been cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 epidemic, organizers announced on Tuesday.

Canadians have rightly been impressed by the ability of Canadian First Ministers to set partisanship and regional differences aside (for the most part) and work co-operatively in dealing with the initial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. We can only hope the spirit of cooperation and collaboration in the acute phase of the pandemic will continue into the post recovery phase.

Ontario reports 361 new COVID-19 cases, 56 more deaths

Some Canadian universities say classes this fall will be offered primarily online as uncertainty over the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response. At Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Health Minister Christine Elliott, Finance Minister Rod Phillips, and government House

Nursing has changed dramatically over the years but its calling to care for the sick and dying remains.

Canopy Growth says two top executives have left the cannabis firm

A prisoner and several human rights organizations have filed a constitutional challenge against the federal government over the safety of inmates during the COVID-19 pandemic.

NEW YORK—Tina Fey shed tears after announcing that more than $115 million (U.S.) was raised toward supporting New Yorkers impacted by COVID-19 during a virtual telethon.

Materials and energy sectors lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stocks also rise

A group of Canadian filmmakers is creating a series of videos about the experience of isolation under COVID-19.

Toronto bar and nightclub Crocodile Rock has become extinct amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Toronto Mayor John Tory is urging the Ontario government and health officials to set public benchmarks for COVID-19 improvement before further lifting of restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of the virus.

Ontario reports 361 new COVID-19 cases, 56 more deaths

Restoration of the Ancaster Radial Trail is scheduled to continue until May 29.

Monica Chisar was last seen July 11, 2018 at Barton and Parkdale

For the past seven years the 78-year-old retired Canadian Tire vice president, accountant and brother of former CFL star Tony Gabriel, has been picking up litter around his north-central Mountain neighbourhood each day while out for his morning walk.

Ontario’s education ministry has waived the requirement for high school students graduating this year to complete 40 hours of community volunteer work.

Passive uses include walking, hiking, birdwatching and cycling, where appropriate.

Materials and energy sectors lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stocks also rise

Money helping to support food banks across country

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TMX Group reports Q1 profit and revenue up from year ago as trading surged

Cannabis Roll application for Hatton Drive 'in progress'

Disclosure tops telecom issues raised with industry ombudsman in interim report

Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams is facing a backlash online over a string of social media posts Monday afternoon in which he lashed out at vendors in Wuhan, China, over the COVID-19 pandemic.

Van-based clinic serves patients in Hamilton, Stoney Creek all the way to Brantford

Identification cards for migrant farm workers issued by the local health unit have raised eyebrows in Haldimand-Norfolk, but the chief medical officer

What is not being discussed, as far as I can tell, is the plight of the many amateur leagues across the country that must be suffering, writes William

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, medical professionals in Flamborough — and across the province — are continuing to provide care.

There were signs, balloons and a big round of cheers as friends and family celebrated Joe Persico’s homecoming after a long battle with COVID-19 that saw the Whitby man spend 20 days on a ventilator.

The prefabricated bridge over Borer’s Creek that will connect Clappison Avenue from Dundas Street to Parkside Drive has been installed.

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.

Big number: 880 acres, the size of the Port Lands, an area roughly equivalent to Toronto’s downtown core, from Bathurst Street to Parliament Street, and Queens Quay to Dundas Street.

About a quarter of Ontario’s hospital sites have reported outbreaks of COVID-19. Now, the province has just decided what that actually means — releasing it’s definition of when to declare a hospital outbreak of the novel coronavirus more than three months into the epidemic.

John Li has been deliberating over the future of his neighbourhood for almost four years.

Archaic paper records submitted by fax hold up real-time COVID-19 data

Plans in motion for provinces to begin reopening amid COVID-19 pandemic

Being out in public is stressful in pandemic era, new survey suggests

The COVID-19 pandemic economy has hit Tanya Sanza’s family hard when they had to close their downtown Oshawa clothing store.