The Brock Community Health Centre is working to keep the community safe by suspending community programs, maintaining access to physicians.

“Yes, I think a lot of people are scared. A lot of people are staying home, so the people that are there are working more hours."

Key staff may need to stay at work sites, Ontario power system operator says

Royal Canadian Legion branches adapt to support veterans during pandemic

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

Feds asked to automatically approve veterans' claims backlog amid COVID-19 fears

According to a press release issued by the region, extra programs and protocols have been put in place to limit the spread of COVID-19 in shelters and housing facilities.

Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington, Ont., is building a temporary structure in case there’s a surge of COVID-19 patients.

Dr. Bonnie Henry said Wednesday the World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control is moving toward supporting more extensive use of masks by people during the pandemic.

Canadian charitable organizations and non-profit agencies say they need $8 billion to $10 billion to remain viable.

The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation is the only one of the four major teachers’ unions without a contract deal.

Ontario hasn’t publicized how critical care numbers are holding up but data obtained by the Star provides a snapshot of the number of patients in intensive care units across the province.

At $71 billion, Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the job-saving measure is the most expensive program in the country’s history

Four in-patients at Credit Valley Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19 in one of several outbreaks taking hold across the province.

A Hamilton physician says as the coronavirus cases increase in the general public, Hamiltonians must brace for more cases at long-term care homes

Toronto imposes mandatory quarantine for infected to help contain COVID-19

DesRosiers says auto sales plunged 48% in March from last year due to outbreak

Meanwhile, a study that would see a potential treatment tested in Hamilton is on track to start in 10 days.

Cash-crunched colleagues are left out of government programs, Jelena Vermilion says

The city is on par with Ontario and Canada, and much better than elsewhere in the world, writes Steve Buist.

Shopify suspends outlook for 2020 even though Q1 to meet or exceed expectations

Source: Woodbine Entertainment to postpone $1-million Queen's Plate

Metrolinx officials say tendering for track infrastructure for the GO Confederation station will be this spring.

Scenarios for Indigenous COVID-19 response include calling in the army: Miller

Between March 20 and April 1, the number of adult inmates in Ontario’s jails decreased by 1,150

Ontario, municipalities step up legal measures in COVID-19 fight

Officers raced to home near Waterford and quickly outfitted the man with cuffs

North American stock markets follow weak first quarter with poor April start

Peel Public Health has announced that they will be fining residents who have COVID-19 or who are considered probable cases if they don’t stay home for 14 days.

The coronavirus that causes the COVID-19 illness is quickly spreading across Peel Region and it hasn’t spared front-line health- care workers.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed Wednesday that the federal government will start taking applications for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit next week.

Food app asks couriers, amid COVID-19 pandemic, to deliver meds to those with symptoms — with no mask or gloves provided.

The 200 troops, the majority of whom are from Edmonton, first deployed to Ukraine in October for a six-month mission training local forces to fight Russian-backed separatist forces in the east of the country.

Health regulatory bodies such as the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario are relaxing rules to allow healthcare workers to work outside their areas of specialty.

Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington, Ont., is building a temporary structure in case there’s a surge of COVID-19 patients. Meanwhile Toronto residents are urged to stay home and go out only for essentials.

The prospect of U.S. soldiers along the world’s longest unmilitarized border had prompted strong opposition from the Prime Minister’s Office and diplomatically pointed language from Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland.

The prime minister said the government wants to see Canadians come home, “but we also very much expect and demand that they keep themselves and their neighbours safe.”

Scott Eccles, owner of long-established Dundas business Eccles Auto, hopes to help other local businesses survive COVID-19 by buying gift cards from them, and distributing them to his own customers.

Those not practicing physical distancing in Brampton can now face steep fines and the city is asking residents to report violators.

Scugog has shuttered all of its outdoor recreational amenities as part of cascading closures brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

TTC adding 47 extra buses during the early morning and morning rush hour across 15 bus routes.

A 60-hectare site on the west Hamilton Mountain that would become known as the “Big Healing Place” began in 1904 as two tents in a farmer’s orchard.

Toronto’s public health chief is ordering people with COVID-19, or who have had close contact with somebody infected, into mandatory home quarantine or face prosecution.

In the times of COVID-19, going to get food has become a very different experience.Line ups to get in and out of stores aside, many ask what they should be doing to ensure their food is safe. What needs to be washed? What should be avoided? Is th

COVID-19 is surging in Toronto long-term-care homes, with public health reporting three new deaths as tests confirm the virus is now in 15 nursing homes, with outbreaks in six.

Directive could lead to tenants who don’t understand the process effectively being evicted.

If I was your lawyer I would seek not only pay in lieu of notice but also some sort of punitive damages for the employer having terminated you for hav

Experts say food costs are under a lot of pressure, but that low oil prices are helping mitigate that pressure so far.

Experts say food costs are under a lot of pressure, but that low oil prices are helping mitigate that pressure so far.

In the aftermath of an “unprecedented” rush of shoppers flocking to Flamborough grocery stores amid fears about COVID-19, Waterdown’s Fortinos franchisee Miklos Kanalas said the store’s staff are handling the situation well.