You know Hamilton is starting to reopen when the city starts to enforce parking violations on its main commercial streets.James Buffet, manager of parking enforcement and school safety, said starting May 16, bylaw officers will be out enforcing m

Outdoor sports fields for activities that don’t involve close physical contact will be open to the public starting May 16.

Barrie dog groomer to have pet owners wait outside

The province has announced that certain health and medical services will resume, beginning May 19.

There will be no fireworks lighting up the sky at the Dundas Driving Park this Victoria Day weekend.

New tools, same goals help students #learnfromhome

The province has announced the reopening of streetside retail shops beginning May 19.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford to announce first stage of re-opening

They may be confined to their homes but youngsters with the Hamilton 55th Beavers and Cubs group are still meeting.

Public submissions for cannabis location application deadline to Alcohol and Gaming Commission is May 22.

Mental health and physical health can be a challenge during COVID-19 pandemic so our family created challenges to deal with this unprecedented time

Students and teachers using online learning during coronavirus pandemic #LearnFromHome

In his early 20s, Greg McNeish meandered through a few college programs. But the Hamilton Mountain resident struggled to find his true calling.

It’s taken five years and a change in governments, but the Hamilton Conservation Authority is free to find a wider range of uses for a vacant home that once served as an outdoor education for the Mount Albion Conservation Area.

The COVID-19 pandemic has reduced real estate transactions in Mississauga to a trickle compared to previous years.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response.In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and provincial cabinet ministers Christine Elliott (health) and Stephe

Being a nurse is a tough job at the best of times — dealing with people and families in pain.

As Hamilton gradually reopens services and businesses, local officials want the public to understand the dos and don’ts of how to maintain physical distancing measures as the city continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic.

The Federal government’s announced financial support for the agri-food industry may be falling short of expectations for some farmers.

Oshawa has had nearly 200 positive COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the pandemic, according to the Region of Durham, with the majority of those cases listed as resolved.

The family of a man who died at Orchard Villa has filed a lawsuit against Orchard Villa Long-Term Care Home and owners Southbridge Care Homes claiming negligence in caring for a family member.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response. At Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Health Minister Christine Elliott, Finance Minister Rod Phillips, and government House

A staff member at Fairview Lodge in Whitby has tested positive for COVID-19, the second such case at the long-term care home located on Dundas Street West in Whitby.

Restoration of the Ancaster Radial Trail is scheduled to continue until May 29.

For the past seven years the 78-year-old retired Canadian Tire vice president, accountant and brother of former CFL star Tony Gabriel, has been picking up litter around his north-central Mountain neighbourhood each day while out for his morning walk.

Ontario’s education ministry has waived the requirement for high school students graduating this year to complete 40 hours of community volunteer work.

With the Province of Ontario opening up in recent days, many have been asking about the status of the Ancaster Farmers' Market, says market manager Cindy Hawryluk.

Ancaster residents say they were surprised to learn about an application for a proposed cannabis store in an established residential area near Fiddlers Green Road and Highway 403.

Villa outbreak resolved, while Wentworth Lodge gets second outbreak under control

Majority worry about province's future after pandemic passes

Karen Kofman has been teaching yin yoga on Zoom since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Something made Dr. Nadia Alam ask her patient to switch over to FaceTime during a recent phone call followup.

COVID-19 has impacted most Canadians, but social, economic and health disparities leave some groups more vulnerable than others.​

The coronavirus crisis has prompted the Port Perry Agricultural Society to cancel the 2020 edition of the Port Perry Fair.

Peel Region hit an unfortunate milestone on Saturday after confirmed and probable cases surpassed the 3,000 mark across Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon, with nearly 200 deaths associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Discarded protective masks and latex gloves have become a common sight in parking lots and on Brampton streets since the COVID-19 pandemic began and city council wants to put a stop to it.

Officials for The Region of Peel and City of Brampton say the most recent COVID-19 case numbers in Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon are encouraging and that physical distancing measures in place for weeks now are flattening the curve across the region.

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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Flamborough organizations that support women in crisis say the need for their services is growing.

The COVID-19 outbreak at Hillsdale Terraces long-term care home is over, according to the Region of Durham which operates the Oshawa long-term care home.

Patti Moffatt says she likes working out in the company of others, so she worried when her nearby Winona gym could no longer host classes at its Lewis Road storefront after closing due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.

The coronavirus pandemic isn’t stopping the Cancer Assistance Program’s sixth annual fundraising CARE walk, but it is altering the event.

The province has announced the reopening of streetside retail shops for curbside pickup and delivery beginning May 11.

The provincial government has pledged to hold a review into the staggering number of deaths in long-term care facilities during the pandemic.

An employee at a Port Perry Tim Hortons franchise has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the restaurant to quarantine a number of workers and close for cleaning.

The province announced a reopening of landscaping and lawn care businesses this week.

You may have noticed several Bell Canada vehicles on Concession Street over the last few days. Here's what's going on.

Hamilton’s public school board is working with local charities to help students who were relying on school nutrition programs to stay fed while they learn from home during the novel coronavirus pandemic.