Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown has confirmed that three correctional officers tested positive for COVID-19, after being briefed by Peel Medical Officer of Health Dr. Lawrence Loh.

The interim medical officer of health in Peel Region Dr. Lawrence Loh said long-term care homes have become a major focus in the region’s fight against the spread of COVID-19.

Peel Public Health is reporting an increase of six new deaths for the region in the last day, according to their daily numbers.

The City's Farmers' Market is going virtual.

Ontario may be creeping toward a turning point in the battle against COVID-19.

Premier Doug Ford is putting the lives of vulnerable seniors at risk by delaying a measure to slow the deadly spread of COVID-19 in nursing homes by one week, critics charge.

'Obviously this is a very busy time in the community.'

Reconstruction from CN Rail bridge to Hillcrest underway

"I'm hoping by next week there will be some service," said Ferguson.

The coronavirus crisis has cancelled Canada Day celebrations in Scugog.

Ancaster’s popular Heritage Days community event for this year is in jeopardy.Councillor Lloyd Ferguson said discussions have been ongoing among event organizers about whether the June 13 event can be maintained as the city combats the novel coro

Before the coronavirus pandemic, Ancaster’s Archmill House Inc. was busy fabricating architectural millwork products for a variety of commercial clients, like McDonald’s, Starbucks and Tim Hortons.

An hour before her shift starts in an emergency room at University Hospital in London, Ont., Dr. Allison McConnell has isolated herself upstairs in her home so she can talk without being disturbed by her two young children.

Another 631 Ontario residents have been listed as confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19, bringing the total to 9,268 since the novel coronavirus first arrived in late January.

Peel Public Health is investigating a possible coronavirus outbreak at a Caledon long-term care facility, but the administrator of the home said the test results were negative.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is telling Canadians to brace for “weeks more” of restrictions, warning that a premature rush back to normal life risks a second, more devastating wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As health-care providers and essential workers remain on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of the workforce has been sent home.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.

According to the data, 16 deaths have been reported in Mississauga, 8 in Brampton and one in Caledon. A total of six deaths are long term care home residents.

As financial relief begins to arrive in the bank accounts of the thousands of Canadians suddenly left unemployed during the COVID-19 pandemic, many are finding the process puzzling.

A Burlington hospital where there have been two outbreaks of COVID-19 is telling workers who test positive for the virus to return to work “immediately” if they are asymptomatic.

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Incident "broadcasted" on social media

Queen's Park unanimously voted to extend province's state of emergency

Faced with the “wildfire” spread of deadly COVID-19 in nursing homes, Premier Doug Ford says he will prevent caregivers from working in more than one facility to better prevent transmission of the virus.The promise came a day after he said such a

Hamilton police are investigating after a Stoney Creek senior died following a collision outside the Eastgate Square LCBO store.

Jodi Dean has seen first hand what a debt spiral can do to a family: stress, uncertainty, and a dependence on high-interest loans that can stretch out for years.Now, as the COVID-19 crisis leaves one million Canadians jobless, Dean has an inkling

Canada’s air force is rushing to purchase the equipment necessary to transport patients with highly infectious diseases on military planes in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It is clear that some people calling for an end to lockdowns and social distancing are “fringe" provocateurs and online trolls who trade in COVID-19 disinformation and conspiracies, experts say.

Ontario now has 93 nursing homes with COVID-19 outbreaks as attention increasingly focuses on the plight of their vulnerable residents and a growing death toll.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.

Ontario’s first wave of COVID-19 is expected to peak this week as the count of confirmed and probable cases approached the 8,500 mark on Monday.

The Region of Peel is reporting six long-term care homes in Mississauga and five in Brampton with confirmed cases of COVID-19.

Almost three weeks after a virus unleashed by hackers tore through its computer systems, The Beer Store is still struggling to get back to normal.

Ottawa is advising provinces not to claw back Canada Emergency Response Benefits from people on social assistance who have lost low-wage work due to the COVID-19 crisis.

COVID-19 outbreak, response is costing city hall $65 million each week

Select store locations taking empties for now

In a sad development in the fight against the spread of COVID-19 in Mississauga, Villages of Erin Meadows long-term care home is reporting the death of three residents due to the virus.

MPPs are returning to Queen’s Park to extend Ontario’s state of emergency for another 28 day due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since the Canada Emergency Response Benefit application process went live last Monday, many have remarked how easy it is to get approved. Maybe too easy.

Mayor John Tory is resisting pressure to ban cars from Toronto streets to give pedestrians more physical-distancing room, but he is open to another idea — making some sidewalks one-way only.

More personal protective equipment has been donated by the University of Guelph.On Monday, the school announced it would be donating more than 100,000 pairs of nitrile gloves and 2,300 N95 masks, along with isolation gowns, sanitizer and nasophar

More than 100 vehicles tour through HH Knoll Park in Port Colborne

It’s closed to the public, but the sewing machines are still humming at the Stich It store at Lime Ridge Mall.

Sunwing has partnered with food-rescue organization Second Harvest to donate 46,000 unused in-flight meals to Canadian communities.

Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.

Ontario has passed the 8,000 mark of confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases, a tenfold increase since this day last month when social distancing and stay-at-home measures were just beginning.

Stoney Creek Coun. Maria Pearson says working from home isn’t a big transition, even if it gets “quite intense” at times.

If we weren’t in the throes of a global coronavirus pandemic, Glen Creaser, a fourth year student at Queen’s University, would be chipping away at his final papers at Stauffer Library, dipping into Kingston’s bars with his buddies, and soaking in the last days of his undergraduate degree.

A shipment of more than 100,000 testing swabs arrived in Ontario contaminated and unusable, the Star has learned, illustrating how even as the province strives to expand its COVID-19 lab-testing capacity it is still contending with global supply-chain havoc wrought by the pandemic.