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The poll also showed Canadians seem highly dedicated to obeying the rules set out by public health, as 98 per cent of the respondents said they abide by social distancing.

Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer, said half of the deaths in Canada from COVID-19 had occurred in long-term care homes.

"This is a really unique way of development an entire area," said Glanbrook Coun. Brenda Johnson.

For the foreseeable future, business owners, educators and others have had to adjust to a new normal brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. They’ve had

Four people have been arrested and charged, while a fifth person is wanted, in connection with a robbery at a hotel in Niagara Falls Sunday.Niagara Regional Police said officers were called to a hotel in the area of Beaverdams and Kalar roads at a

Burlington-based company hoping to put 400 employees back to work

OTTAWA–Canada’s health minister gave the approval to donating personal protective equipment from the national emergency stockpile that was on the verge of expiry to China, a newly released email shows.

People using public facilities shuttered for physical distancing could face hefty fines in north Durham.

Longtime family doctor, who died April 2, is being remembered for his love of family and passion for his patients.

For the foreseeable future, business owners, educators and others have had to adjust to a new normal brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. They’ve had to shift the way they offer their services, making the move from their Flamborough facilities to their homes.

Second World War commemorations become casualty of COVID-19 pandemic

More than 90 per cent of Canadian deaths from COVID-19 are those over age 60

Canadians want serious progress on COVID-19 before returning to work: poll

Ontario legislators to extend emergency declaration during session

By now, most people are set up to work from home if their jobs allow them to do so. But are they following strong technological practices when they're online?

Jim Karahalios was disqualified from the contest in March, over allegations he made about a rival campaign.

Tweet about teen son not getting up until mid-afternoon struck a chord with families getting domestic education system up and running.

“The curve is only just now starting to seem like it might be flattening. Imagine how much worse the situation would be if the province were ‘opened up.’ ”

French regulators say Google has caused “serious and immediate harm to the press sector,” push internet giant to work out new arrangements with publishers.

Canada’s health minister gave the approval to donating personal protective equipment that was on the verge of expiry to China from the national emergency stockpile, a newly released email shows.

Workers worry they were put at unnecessary risk and breweries are wondering why it’s taking so long to fix the problem.

The new coronavirus will keep killing people in long-term care facilities even after the overall spread of COVID-19 starts to slow, Canada’s top public health officer warns.

Ontario’s first wave of COVID-19 is expected to peak this week as the count of confirmed and probable cases approached the 8,500 mark on Monday.

Health Canada approves Spartan Bioscience's portable COVID-19 test

The Herkimer Street home has had four COVID deaths, while 22 residents and 13 staff have been infected

Health-care workers at Hamilton Health Sciences must bring their own plastic container to store their mask every time they take it off during their sh

In a sad development in the fight against the spread of COVID-19 in Mississauga, Villages of Erin Meadows long-term care home is reporting the death of three residents due to the virus.

Judge greenlights lawsuit by disqualified Conservative leadership candidate

Quebec declares residential construction, mining, landscaping essential services

Drop in noise pollution means a data boom for earthquake scientists

Farmers, food processors to get federal funds to help foreign workers isolate

Most actively traded companies on the TSX

Tories ask Liberals for plan to help restaurant, hospitality, tourism sectors

With many COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes, Tory MP asks whether economy can reopen

MPPs are returning to Queen’s Park to extend Ontario’s state of emergency for another 28 day due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

GO Transit ridership down 90 per cent as people stay home during pandemic

Since the Canada Emergency Response Benefit application process went live last Monday, many have remarked how easy it is to get approved. Maybe too easy.

Fire marshal investigator probing fatal fire.

Strong gusts expected Monday afternoon, early evening

Ontario reports 421 new COVID-19 cases, 17 new deaths

Mayor John Tory is resisting pressure to ban cars from Toronto streets to give pedestrians more physical-distancing room, but he is open to another idea — making some sidewalks one-way only.

Long-term care home deaths expected to rise: Tam

More personal protective equipment has been donated by the University of Guelph.On Monday, the school announced it would be donating more than 100,000 pairs of nitrile gloves and 2,300 N95 masks, along with isolation gowns, sanitizer and nasophar

More than 100 vehicles tour through HH Knoll Park in Port Colborne

Stoney Creek Coun. Maria Pearson says working from home isn’t a big transition, even if it gets “quite intense” at times.

COVID-19 death toll at Anson Place climbs to 13 while six staff at West Haldimand General Hospital test positive.

Ontario reports 421 new COVID-19 cases, 17 new deaths

If we weren’t in the throes of a global coronavirus pandemic, Glen Creaser, a fourth year student at Queen’s University, would be chipping away at his final papers at Stauffer Library, dipping into Kingston’s bars with his buddies, and soaking in the last days of his undergraduate degree.

Longtime city alderman is most known for his efforts to raise the Scourge and Hamilton warships, writes Mark McNeil.