Charles and Margaret Juravinski donate $3.3 million to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Crimes and policing change amid COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario forces say

Ontario returns to table with last teachers' union as backdrop for talks changes

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

What better way to find something to do than to hit #HamOnt on Twitter.

Region of Peel 'accidentally' mails wrong COVID-19 test results to 16 people

Two more dead at Pinecrest Nursing Home bringing total to 16; There are 2,965 confirmed or probable COVID-19 cases in Ontario, including 85 deaths.

“You’ve got brutally low levels of staffing compounded by almost no equipment.”

Cracks in the united federal-provincial front in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic appeared Thursday

The secrecy around the death was revealed on the same day that Premier Doug Ford talked about the importance of being ‘upfront and honest’ during the

There have been a total of six new deaths and 55 new cases of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer, said Thursday.

Ontario topped the 3,000-mark of COVID-19 cases and approached 100 deaths on Thursday as Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre announced a neonatal intensive care nurse has come down with the illness.

Downtown church offers daytime hygiene and rest space to help during coronavirus outbreak

Charities in Hamilton and across the country are struggling to adapt to changes in both programming and funding models as a result of the coronavirus.

Ontario will release data Friday showing how many Ontarians could die from COVID-19 in various scenarios, Premier Doug Ford announced Thursday, warning that the projections will be hard to hear.

‘There is fear, desperation, a fair bit of anxiety and a feeling of abandonment,’ Michael Hurley, president of CUPE’s Ontario Council of Hospital Unio

Queen’s Park is spending $12 million to expand online mental health services to cope with the demand from Ontarians cooped up at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Energy sector leads stocks higher in Toronto as price of oil rises

As if going to work every day in a global pandemic wasn’t difficult enough, TTC drivers say they’re now facing an additional hardship: not being allowed to go to the washroom.In pre-COVID-19 days, Toronto’s bus and streetcar operators had informa

Three-quarters of Canadians are “voluntarily self-isolating at home” due to the COVID-19 pandemic and a staggering 96 per cent believe physical distancing can slow the rate of infections, a new poll has found.

Two more dead at Pinecrest Nursing Home bringing total to 16; There are 2,965 confirmed or probable COVID-19 cases in Ontario, including 85 deaths.

Feds amplify stay-home message as cost of compensating for financial loss mounts

Quebec in the thick of fight for essential medical equipment to fight COVID-19

Appeal court nixes fresh lobby probe of Aga Khan in Trudeau vacation case

The data released April 2 indicates that 173 cases of COVID-19 have been detected locally

Man charged in double homicide escapes jail in northern Ontario: police

Francois-Philippe Champagne’s office said the officials will be talking about the transatlantic security implications of the coronavirus and looking at stepping up the NATO training mission in Iraq.

There are 2,965 confirmed or probable COVID-19 cases in Ontario, including 85 deaths;A survey suggests that over 300,000 restaurant jobs have been lost in Ontario; Trump vows 250 Canadians on board two cruise ships will be returned home.

Cobourg's 57th Scottish Festival and Highland Games have been postponed until August 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Internal audit of Scheer's expenses turns up money on school, clothes, minivan

When Susan Ivanovics first learned she had taken top place in the 2019 Hamilton Spectator’s Readers’ Choice awards, her first reaction was surprise. “I didn’t even know I had been nominated,” said Ivanovics in a recent interview.Her second reactio

James Patterson sets up fund to help indie booksellers

The magnitude of the layoffs amid the coronavirus has led many economists to envision as many as 20 million lost jobs in the United States by the end of April, more than double the 8.7 million jobs lost during the Great Recession.

Man charged in double homicide escapes jail in northern Ontario: police

A survey suggests that over 300,000 restaurant jobs have been lost in Ontario; Trump vows 250 Canadians on board two cruise ships will be returned home.

The usual cautions apply, don’t answer a phone number you don’t know, don’t click on an attachment and research where you’re buying goods.

Tax collectors, auditors to help field 'historic' numbers of benefit-seeking callers

The WHO risks becoming a bystander in the unfolding crisis as countries make unilateral decisions about emergency measures, treatment and distribution of medical resources.

Statistics Canada reports trade deficit narrowed in February to $983 million

'Lost Children' author: Writers must 'document' pandemic

NewsAlert: Ontario reports 16 more COVID-19 deaths

The 1,350 branches across the country that essentially operate as autonomous small businesses are feeling the strain of lost income and mounting bills as they continue their work.

City could be quarantined for three more months amid COVID-19 coronavirus crisis.

A man is facing numerous charges including impaired driving and street racing after police say the car he was driving was clocked at 194 km/h in Burli

Canadian banks gear up for virtual AGMs to stop the spread of COVID-19

The province relies on its 34 local public health units to submit the data.

Chan Lee first found out his store was the subject of a social media post that had gone viral when a friend called and told him he had better check Facebook.The owner of People’s Variety on Portage Road in Niagara Falls is not a big fan of social

With over a million Canadians laid off amid the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, the nation has plunged into a recession.

“We’re not medical personnel — it’s a bit bold for a company like Foodora to talk about how we should be providing our own equipment.”