Two Hamilton men are facing drug charges after their vehicle was stopped in Caledonia.

"I'm trying to figure it out, much like everybody else," said Gerrard.

Holland Christian Homes says 16 residents and four staff members at its Grace Manor location in Brampton have now tested positive for COVID-19, with the number of confirmed case growing from one to 20 in just four days.

The City of Brampton is reporting a fourth transit operator testing positive for COVID-19 and the second in the last three days.

Six staff members at West Haldimand General Hospital have tested positive for coronavirus.

A transport truck driver sustained only minor injuries after their vehicle crashed, rolled over and was engulfed in flames in Mississauga.

With 42 more deaths reported in the last 24 hours, Ontario has seen its deadliest day since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Star’s latest count.

On April 1, Toronto public health officials dropped a reality bomb: 12 weeks of “unprecedented” measures would be necessary to contain the COVID-19 pandemic. Medical officer of health Dr. Eileen de Villa used her legal powers to order new restrictions that would continue until late June, and the city cancelled events until June 30.So what happens next?

The Hamilton Transportation Task Force recommends higher-order transit including LRT and BRT.

Online cooking classes, Canada's Wonderland's virtual rides, and more.

Mayor John Tory is calling for a crackdown on meetups in Toronto, asking Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders and the city’s top licensing official to implement stricter enforcement on failure to comply with Toronto’s social distancing bylaws.

Halton police officers, paramedics, Burlington firefighters as well as OPP officers circled Joseph Brant Hospital with their vehicles emergency lights flashing and sirens blasting this evening (April 10) showing their support to health-care workers.

Those working in health-care settings now make up more than 10 per cent of the 832 cases of COVID-19 in Peel Region.

Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health says a person in their 80s at St. Joseph's Health Centre is city's second COVID-19 victim

Hey kids, don't worry.

“I’m going to be a broken record on this, but people need to maintain the physical distancing.”

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced all non-essential construction work to be halted, except for health and transportation projects.

While a growing number of places have been closed due to the ongoing pandemic, Guelph’s representative at Queen’s Park is asking for something to reopen.In a letter sent to Premier Doug Ford on Thursday, Guelph MPP and provincial Green Party lead

North Durham municipalities are looking ahead to the future as they work to calculate the costs of the coronavirus pandemic and how those numbers will impact communities long term.

The majority of Canadian municipalities are expected to end 2020 with deficits.

The town is giving out more than $30,000 to seven organizations doing work in the community during the COVID-19 crisis.

Durham’s four hospital foundations have banded together to launch a fundraiser that will support front-line workers at each health-care site.

DURHAM — After raising thousands of dollars through GoFundMe, an Oshawa couple has spent almost $30,000 on medical masks for Lakeridge Health.Shawn and Laura Hinchey initially created the GoFundMe campaign to raise dollars towards the purchase of

Brampton surpassed an unfortunate milestone on Thursday: reaching 327 confirmed cases of COVID-19, after Peel Public Health confirmed 57 new cases in the city over the previous day.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is offering his condolences to the family and loved ones of a Brampton man in his 50s who worked at Brampton Civic Hospital and died of the virus early Thursday (April 9).

Peel Public Health believes a Brampton Civic Hospital worker who died of COVID-19 early Thursday (April 9) morning was infected via community transmission and not while working at the hospital.

The COVID-19 crisis has prompted the Ontario government to quietly pass legislation this past week allowing the virtual witnessing of wills and powers of attorney.

An advocacy group of health-care providers says “widespread outbreaks” in Toronto’s shelter system are inevitable without more action.In a survey of 22 of Toronto’s shelters, respites and drop-ins operated by the city and outside agencies, Health

Patti Hall says she doesn’t like working from home because she loves being around people, but the coronavirus outbreak is forcing her to make the best of the situation.

Stephanie Bass says she’s tech savvy enough to teach from home, but online learning still has limits, even though she’s enjoying some challenges.

A number of health care workers at Mississauga Hospital have tested positive for COVID-19.

"This is a huge loss for Ancaster," says resident Jim MacLeod.

The two-year project will include widening Rymal Road to five lanes, installing sidewalks and street lights and replacing sewers.

A quick guide to interpreting that buzzy new COVID-19 research everyone’s talking about on Twitter.

Tweet by Canadian-born actor Ryan Reynolds includes digital high fives for Durham College and Town of Cobourg.

The William Osler Health System has confirmed one of its staff members at Brampton Civic Hospital has succumbed to COVID-19.

Northumberland has one new case of COVID-19, and one person has been hospitalized due to the coronavirus.

A spokesperson for Loblaw public relations has confirmed that an employee at a Mississauga Shoppers Drug Mart has tested positive for COVID-19.

Home offices range from kitchen tables to separate rooms #stayathome

Dr. Peter Donnelly cites personal medical reasons for temporary leave

If COVID-19 physical distancing measures continue until the end of June, the City of Mississauga is facing a nearly $60 million deficit.

Eight institutions have seen outbreaks of COVID-19 declared since March 31

The City of Brampton has closed all city-owned cemeteries in its latest measure aimed at flattening the COVID-19 curve in Canada’s ninth-largest city.

The Ontario Government launched a new health-care worker matching web portal just hours after Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown held a press conference Tuesday calling on the province to consider enlisting internationally trained doctors and nurses to help battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Hamilton public school board’s bullying review panel is postponing an online survey scheduled for April “due to the developing situation of COVID-19,” but still plans to file an interim report to trustees on May 25.

Need for people to exercise, establishing routines to be productive

The 24-bed west Mountain shelter is almost always at or over capacity and Smith noted with the coronavirus pandemic they are no longer permitted to exceed capacity.

A “frustrated” Premier Doug Ford has sounded off on Ontario’s relative lack of testing for COVID-19 — using just a quarter of the system’s lab capacity — and ordered health officials to do better.

Amid mounting concerns over the shortage of personal protective equipment for front-line workers fighting the spread of COVID-19, an Ontario resident has designed what he says could be a partial solution — a UV light machine designed to sterilize N95 masks for reuse.