A new case of coronavirus has been confirmed in Toronto in a man who recently returned from Iran.

At the Locke Street location in Hamilton, signs were posted near the cash register early Thursday.

Embattled Government and Consumer Services Minister Lisa Thompson is defending the secrecy swirling around the Progressive Conservatives’ bid to fix the blue licence plate fiasco.

Up to four Canadians remain in hospital in Japan and are “quite sick” with COVID-19 while only a handful of patients diagnosed in Canada has been hospitalized for treatment, say federal health officials who downplayed the need to scale up border measures or hospital responses.

One advocate says the ruling is ‘a slap in the face to seniors,’ who often don’t trust or don’t have access to online billing for wireless services.

The 42-year-old realtor was charged alongside a Mobster 20 years ago, but any recent connection with traditional organized crime is unclear

A cruise ship that was expected to dock in San Francisco on Thursday will be kept offshore until its thousands of passengers can be tested for the coronavirus, after a previous passenger died from the illness.

Both Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton say they have plans in place for how to respond to a pandemic, but HHS warns their resources are already stretched thin

The Crusaders defeated SJB 1-0

The 42-year-old realtor was charged alongside a Mobster 20 years ago, but any recent connection with traditional organized crime is unclear

Transit advocates question why the cuts were made before council sees the results of a major study aimed at overhauling the HSR bus network

A black Jeep Wrangler is a vehicle of interest after a 14-year-old boy was abducted Wednesday morning. Police say they are “extremely concerned for his safety.”

French-language teachers represented by the Association des enseignantes et enseignants franco-ontariens and the union representing elementary and high school Catholic teachers will hold provincewide walkouts March 5.

Trish Mills is one of four facing mischief charges after Hamilton rail blockade in solidarity with Wet’suwet’en

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Gunman received racist notes, former employees tell newspaper

Former New York mayor pledges to keep spending to defeat Trump.

With its proposals, the EU’s executive arm wants to make its ambition of cutting greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050 irreversible, and legally binding for all member states.

John Collyer’s trial heard he was the head of the Bridgewater Police Service in 2016 when he groomed the 17-year-old girl for a sexual relationship and later assaulted her in his car.

Sixty-three per cent of those surveyed said they don’t know whom they’d vote for, with 47 per cent of Conservative voters in that camp.

From sports to prayer, everyday life transformed amid coronavirus containment efforts

The group, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, will complement the work being done by the government’s incident response group.

Sixty-one per cent of respondents said they were dissatisfied with the way the prime minister has handled the natural-gas pipeline dispute in British Columbia that led to nationwide rail and road blockades.

The Regina Police Service says it knows of 85 overdoses that have happened since the start of the year and believe fentanyl was a factor in a majority of them.

AIDS Saskatoon, which practises harm reduction and supports people living with HIV, AIDS and hepatitis C, plans to open the province’s first supervised drug-consumption site later this year.

Based on the U.S.-Taliban deal, peace negotiations between the warring Afghan sides are supposed to begin on March 10.

The governor of Turkey’s border city of Edirne, near the zone of clashes between the migrants and Greek security forces, said one migrant was killed and five were wounded by gunfire.

The province has axed an additional $1 million in funding for the province’s 42 rape crisis centres, which are now warning that supports for survivors will have to be cut while wait lists for services will grow.

Archdioceses across Canada have sent advisories to parishes and staff on precautions that can be taken to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus, including avoiding handshaking.

The 42-year-old realtor was charged alongside a Mobster 20 years ago, but any recent connection with traditional organized crime is unclear

When Oprah Winfrey chose the novel “American Dirt” for her book club, she imagined engaging in an impassioned television dialog about the narrative, which follows a Mexican mother and her son fleeing to the United States.

After RBG arrangement lapsed, Tottering Biped has found new venue on Dundurn Castle grounds

Japan’s government on Wednesday opened part of the last town that had been off-limits due to radiation since the Fukushima nuclear disaster nine years ago, in a symbolic move showing the region’s recovery ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.

Alaska prepares for changes in food stamps program

About 5,000 Alaskans could lose food stamp benefits under new rules set to take effect April 1, a state public assistance official said.

Climate change raised the chances of Australia’s extreme fire season by at least 30 per cent, according to a study released Wednesday by climate scientists at the World Weather Attribution group.

Fed survey finds coronavirus impacting parts of US economy

The Bank of Canada slashed a key interest rate Wednesday in a bid to blunt Canada’s economy from the fallout from the spread of COVID-19 even as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that the county is already seeing a slowdown.

The Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington reports upward momentum in home sales in February.

States scramble to prepare ahead of food stamps rule change

Stockholm is based on a true and absurd story about a 1973 bank heist

Bank of Canada rate cut to mean cheaper borrowing and lower interest on savings

Toronto-based ARHT Media’s technology aims to “solve the business challenge, the geography challenge, the time challenge that your companies or schools have.”

First, congratulations on 50 years together.

TRREB says Toronto home sales in February up 45.6 per cent from year ago

Canada has always required customers to be members.

The St. Mary Crusaders brought home the school’s first girls’ hockey championship in 18 years on Tuesday.

Mike Bloomberg, the ninth richest man in the world and former mayor of New York, washed out in what was supposed to be his big debut in the nomination contest.

Const. Jeff Todoruck’s charges are related to the arrest of two photojournalists at a fatal crash scene in Waterdown