The World Health Organization has declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic

Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat and Sunwing all adjust policies as the spread of the novel coronavirus continues

One of Ontario’s latest patients is a Hamilton doctor. Meanwhile, the Public Health Agency of Canada reports that a Canadian under quarantine at CFB Trenton after leaving a contaminated cruise ship in California has tested positive for COVID-19.

One of Ontario’s latest patients is a Hamilton doctor. Meanwhile, the Public Health Agency of Canada reports that a Canadian under quarantine at CFB Trenton after leaving a contaminated cruise ship in California has tested positive for COVID-19.

The question for Canadians is whether even the best response at home will prevent a mass outbreak and chaos if the U.S. continues to botch its own efforts, Edward Keenan writes.

Burlington physician returned this past weekend from trip to Hawaii; interacted with patients and staff on Monday

One of the Canadians flown from a cruise ship off the U.S. west coast to Canadian Forces Base Trenton on March 10 has tested positive for COVID-19.

‘Walter’ is a one-man play that delves into the challenges, dram and uneasy truce with life that define the experience of a man who has schizophrenia

A 32-year-old oncologist with Hamilton Health Sciences is the first confirmed COVID-19 case

He was found guilty of criminal sex act for assaulting production assistant Mimi Haleyi at his apartment in 2006

Burlington physician returned this past weekend from trip to Hawaii; interacted with patients and staff on Monday

The night of May 24, 2018 was supposed to be full of celebration for birthday partygoers gathering at Bombay Bhel, an Indian restaurant in a Mississauga plaza at the corner of Eglinton Avenue and Hurontario Street.

Floating wetlands and underwater pipes shooting air bubbles are among the ideas pitched by a consultant for an urban creek that sucked up 24 billion litres of spilled sewage over four years.

Hamilton councillors approved hiring eight new police officers this year who will be focused on traffic-related issues, including speeding.

Ontario is preparing to open out-of-hospital assessment centres to quickly screen and test people who may have COVID-19 and may offer drive-thru options so people can be screened for the novel coronavirus in their cars.

Insiders said the premier was personally involved in choosing the illegible double-blue licence plate that now needs to be replaced.

Patient has experienced cough, shortness of breath

Saudi Arabia’s oil company Aramco said Wednesday it will increase production capacity to 13 million barrels per day, up from 12 million per day, part of a strategy to dominate market share amid a slowdown in demand due to the outbreak of a new virus.

It might be time to invest that $5 million you were saving for a rainy day

As Canadians grow more concerned about the spread of coronavirus, a different kind of problem is going viral.

Three York University professors will receive more than $1.1 million in novel coronavirus (COVID-19) research funding over two years to examine issues of trust, stigmatization and social perceptions of risk.

Grit power brokers in the city hope new leader will return party to centre of political spectrum

Comments from Haldimand-Norfolk MPP Toby Barrett come as the blockade stretches into its third week

The shooting early Sunday killed two and injured two others

Another 24 are being investigated for the novel coronavirus ‘out of an abundance of caution,’ department says.

There have been no reported cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in Niagara, but Port Colborne’s Fire Chief says the city’s fire department is ready in the event of an outbreak.

ISSUE: Both personal support workers and the families they support are on the edge of burnout due to staff shortage IMPACT: Caregiver burnout can harm patients’ quality of life

Prosecutors allege that a Russian Buk missile shot down the flight from an agricultural field in a region of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Moscow rebel forces. Russia denies any involvement in the downing.

Marine Gen. Frank McKenzie told the House armed services committee that so far the U.S. “has not developed military plans” for the full withdrawal in 14 months that is called for in the peace plan signed Feb. 29.

Veterans Affairs Minister Lawrence MacAulay says the money moved went mainly to providing emergency assistance to at-risk veterans, including some who are homeless or in crisis situations.

The leaders of the Métis Nation of Ontario, Métis Nation-Saskatchewan and the Métis Nation of Alberta say they do not want to be pulled into “distractions” from the work they are trying to do.

Alberta’s chief medical officer said the new coronavirus cases involve four people from the Calgary region and three from the Edmonton area. All cases are travel-related.

News that the man in his 80s had died over the weekend coincided with assurances by various provinces that the well-being of nursing home residents was paramount.

Police patrolling cafés to ensure owners keeping customers a metre apart

J. Michael MacDonald, the interim executive director of the Canadian Judicial Council, urged the government Tuesday to make what he called “minor” amendments to Bill C-5.

$2 million for human trafficking services was pledged by the Ontario government.

Ontario is issuing stricter guidelines for screening visitors, volunteers, staff and residents at nursing homes to protect the frail elderly from serious illness and death that could result from infection with COVID-19.

Rethinking what we need, reducing what we buy and reusing what we have are some of the best ways to start a low-waste journey

‘Left unchecked, we know hate crimes can have a far-reaching impact on communities,’ said deputy chief Frank Bergen

Catholic, French teachers continue talks with province as well.

With the unofficial arrival of spring comes a warning: be mindful around waterways

At the urging of President Vladimir Putin, Russia’s lower house of Parliament passed legislation Tuesday allowing him to run for a fifth term as president.

An Alberta pilot program meant to help some of the toughest-to-treat opioid users will end in a year.

“Left unchecked, we know hate crimes can have a far-reaching impact on communities,” said Deputy Chief Frank Bergen

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Signalling that Ontario is bracing for the full economic impact of COVID-19, Finance Minister Rod Phillips said his upcoming budget “will ensure the necessary resources are in place to protect the health of people.”

The society says in a report that nearly 750,000 chickens, pigs, cows and other animals have burned to death in barn fires since 2015.

Colleen Hyslop, 54, from Cayuga died at the scene

As Canada braces for further spread of the novel coronavirus, how are workers that can’t afford to take time off supposed to handle self-isolation?Gig-economy workers are especially at risk for lost wages. Others might fear exposure to COVID-19 a

The patient is from Toronto and in his 40s who recently travelled to Switzerland, officials say.