Pandemic has shunted aside an array of Liberal initiatives, at least for now

Feds pulled between bailing out oil and gas and moving to cleaner energy

Brock is inviting residents to file an online complaint if they observe those not complying with provincial orders issued to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Toyota Canada Inc.’s new 350,000-square-foot Bowmanville facility was set to open this month. In the midst of COVID-19 uncertainty the plant is almost complete and sitting vacant.

Transformation: An occasional series on local businesses adapting to COVID-19

A company founded by scientists at the University of Guelph is a step closer to federal approval for its new mobile coronavirus testing kits.Precision Biomonitoring announced this week it received has a letter of intent from the federal governmen

No winning ticket for Friday night's $70 million Lotto Max jackpot

PM expected to unveil more help for most vulnerable to weather pandemic

The COVID-19 assessment centre located outside the Peel Memorial Urgent Care Centre in Brampton has assessed or tested hundreds of people since opening on March 11, but what can those still going to the centre and others like it in Peel expect when they get there?

A proposed class-action lawsuit was filed Friday in Regina Court of Queen’s Bench against the transport truck driver, his former employer and the Alberta and Saskatchewan governments.

Pharmacists are restricting patients to a 30-day supply of their medications to prevent drug shortages while manufacturers struggle to produce enough product during COVID-19.

The list of who will be allowed to operate during the pandemic in order to flatten the curve went from 74 to 44.

Ontario can expect 1,600 deaths COVID-19 deaths by the end of April if stricter measures aren’t taken, according to a computer models projecting tracks for the virus that has already killed 98.

CIBC offers reduced credit card interest rate for clients in financial hardship

‘It’s a bad movie getting worse,’ said Mayor Fred Eisenberger as the province releases projections showing 80,000 people will have COVID-19 in Ontario

Patients paying higher dispensing fees as pharmacists limit prescription amounts

Stop-to-stop pickup starts Saturday now that bus ramps are off limits to all

Temporary emergency department triage areas are being set up at Brampton Civic and Etobicoke General Hospitals as the William Osler Health System (WOHS) prepares for an increase in COVID-19 patients.

Pandemic-safe walking trails are fast disappearing as the city shuts down popular paths that are attracting dangerous crowds.

Union president, vice-president greet staff heading into work

Critic, workers' group 'disappointed' Trudeau chose Amazon to distribute PPE

Caught myself watching marble racing on TV late Wednesday night. I may need help, Scott Radley writes

Ontario can expect 1,600 deaths COVID-19 deaths by the end of April if stricter measures aren’t taken, according to a computer models projecting tracks for the virus that has already killed 98.

Garneau revises speed-limit rules for trains carrying dangerous goods

Police say to call 911 if Richard Mann is spotted

Energy sector helps S&P/TSX composite gain as oil price climbs higher

Former Obama security adviser calls on Canada to show global COVID-19 leadership

Feds to offer full-time work to all military reservists as part of COVID-19 response

Feds urge med students, retirees to volunteer in the fight against COVID-19

Newspapers and other publications, already under financial pressure before the pandemic, are cutting jobs, staff hours and pay, dropping print editions — and in some cases shutting down entirely — as readers are more reliant than ever on local media.

Ontario set to release data on how many could die of COVID-19

The Navy fired USS Theodore Roosevelt captain days after he pleaded for help for sailors with coronavirus.

The Beer Store has announced it will resume taking empties at 71 stores across Ontario starting April 6.

Ontario's move puts pressure on feds to reveal national COVID-19 projections

Hamilton Bulldogs’ GM is ‘not looking forward’ to the online draft, writes Scott Radley.

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every province and territory. Medical officers of health and Canada’s chief public health officer are encouraging people to wash their hands, give each other space and wear a mask if they’re sick.

Canadians abroad complain repatriation flights are too much, but Ottawa says they are the same as always.

Canada’s chief public health officer has warned that the health-care system is not designed to deal with a surge of COVID-19 cases, which could mean facing difficult decisions about how to allocate sparse resources.

Scheer calls for more oversight of government's COVID-19 response

The Zaandam and a sister ship sent to help it were allowed to unload passengers in Florida on Thursday after working out a detailed agreement with officials.

Ontario set to release data on how many could die of COVID-19

March trading volume on TSX more than doubled compared with a year ago

Mohammad Hassan searching for answers from employment insurance

AVL Manufacturing will turn shipping containers into COVID-19 testing stations

Ontario set to release data on how many could die of COVID-19

The province announced this week schools will be closed until at least early May — but teaching will resume for students online.

Realtors and brokerages working to find new ways to do business in coronavirus environment

Police are not stopping vehicles with two or more people under COVID-19 emergency laws

The Attic Pizza Parlour in Stoney Creek wants to add marijuana to its menu, but some neighbours and the area’s councillor say the plan deserves to go

Toronto home sales up in March but trending down as COVID-19 pandemic hits