Police officers, paramedics and firefighters in Mississauga and Brampton drove by two hospitals with their sirens blasting on Tuesday, April 7, in their second salute to health-care professionals working on the front line during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fake news stories viewed and shared by hundreds of thousands of Canadians has many in the Renfrew area confused.

Every year the Bank of Canada identifies risks to the country’s financial stability in its “Financial System Review,” and for several years now the top-line vulnerability has been the same: high household debt.

The City of Brampton said it has issued nine physical distancing fines and 64 warnings since enacting its new bylaw last week.

The University of Guelph is opening up its pocketbook to help researchers develop new tools in the fight against the coronavirus.According to a post on the school’s website, the university’s office of research will now provide up to $10,000 in se

Brampton Civic Hospital’s chief of emergency medicine Dr. Michael Garay was on the front lines during the 2003 Toronto SARS pandemic and says there are big differences between that outbreak and what he is seeing with COVID-19.

A Toronto intensive-care unit nurse who had her work permit extension refused due to a couple of minor errors has been spared removal from Canada and can return to her frontline duties in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Residents of long-term care and retirement residences account for the majority of the COVID-19 deaths in Durham

Amid the doom and gloom of the novel coronavirus pandemic, there’s a beam of optimism emanating from the Ancaster Meadowlands.

Jay Rhodes is still “very much a rookie” to marathons, but he wasn’t going to let that stop him from running his own Around the Bay Road Race when the coronavirus outbreak postponed Hamilton’s official one.

The message from the federal government surrounding masks has changed.

A BMO spokesperson has confirmed an employee at the Meadowvale customer contact centre has tested positive for COVID-19.

The ‘pink’ supermoon is going to be in full swing on April 7 and will continue to shine bright the following evening.

There are currently about 5,000 ventilators in Canada, federal officials have said

Amid the coronavirus crisis, people have been forced to find new ways to stay in touch with friends and family. Be it through a simple phone call or over a video conferencing program, people are keeping those connections open.That’s why Community

Thousands of complaints have been made by residents since coronavirus measures enacted

Cobourg police are reminding residents they are enforcing penalties for failure to comply with emergency orders.

In a bid to avert shortages of foreign-made medical gear due to COVID-19, Premier Doug Ford is praising Ontario manufacturers that are stepping into the breach.

77 cases of COVID-19 detected in the city, according to health department stats

Picture this: It’s Friday, March 13. The Toronto Public Health war room in downtown Toronto

An employee at a Real Canadian Superstore in Mississauga has tested positive for coronavirus.

Some landlords say they’re being left behind during the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis.

Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer, now says Canadians can consider wearing non-medical, or homemade masks if they are in situations where they cannot avoid close contact with people, such as on public transit or out buying groceries.

Five residents await test results

Their doors maybe closed but the Cancer Assistance Program is still helping cancer patients in Hamilton.

There’s little sign of the coronavirus pandemic slowing down in Halton

Three workers from a special care nursery at St. Joseph’s hospital in Hamilton have tested positive for COVID-19, public health officials said Monday.Parents and children involved in the area for babies needing extra support are being “closely mo

"We wanted to show that young people can made a difference in a crisis," said Jotham Ong.

Jeff Cummings plans to start the week with a recorded video conference, including a PowerPoint presentation, and then assign his students a case study or some kind of analysis. He’ll continue to connect with them online during the week as they complete their assignments.

Toronto Star reporter Bruce Arthur spoke with an intern at a Toronto-area funeral home

Despite cautions and parking-lot closures, vista-seekers trekked to the Scarborough bluffs by the hundreds this weekend, even as Toronto’s COVID-19 numbers kept climbing.

After finishing a late shift, police knocked on her door saying her landlord wanted her 'out'

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced Flamborough realtors to adjust and pivot, changing the way they show homes and seal a deal.

The province will continue to make its scheduled payments to two Durham municipalities, despite casinos in both communities being shuttered.

For the dozens of actors in Shaw Festival Theatre’s ensemble, rehearsals are still underway — but not in the traditional sense.

Brock is asking seasonal residents and tourists to stay away from the township during the coronavirus crisis.

The new era of the COVID-19 coronavirus has resulted in changes in the lives of many across Guelph. It likely means much more time at home — it could be because your work is now remote, you were laid off, or you've taken on the role of teacher.

The call came from Pearson International Airport. A patient arriving from China had a low-grade fever and cough. Mississauga paramedic Kerri Piquette nervously steered the ambulance that February day toward a remote but distinct possibility: This could be her first COVID-19 call.

"This place will survive as long as I'm part of it," said Mike Hodge, owner of Pub Fiction.

It is a question supporters of a basic income were asking long before the coronavirus struck China earlier this year and exploded into a global health crisis.

CAMH confirmed Saturday “a unit” is being monitored for a suspected COVID-19 outbreak but is coming under fire for secrecy at a time when it is urging the public to be fully informed about the deadly virus for self-protection.

Largest number of confirmed local cases in Guelph with 46

The federal government has processed one million claims for employment insurance, just under half of the claims received so far as unemployed Canadians flood the system with applications.

Despite repeated admonitions from government officials for people to stay two metres apart and not gather in large groups during the COVID-19 pandemic, some Canadians continue to flout the rules.

As mounted police officers trotted along Woodbine Beach to remind people the sandy stretch is closed by provincial order, Toronto Public Health officials reported the number of COVID-19 cases in the city had reached 1,026, with 101 new cases as of Saturday afternoon.

On Feb. 29, one of Ontario’s leading infectious disease doctors sent out an alert which boiled down to this: We are going to need help. Provincial labs needed help from private and hospital labs to process an expected daily onslaught of thousands of COVID-19 tests.

Peel has 485 total confirmed coronavirus cases after Peel Public Health reported 37 new cases as of Sunday morning.

As her elderly father lay in the ICU recovering from two brain surgeries in a week and a half, Tanya Evers-Jordan worried how the family would comfort him in the era of COVID-19.

A small Scugog store is supporting the community that helps keep it in business.

Saint Andrew's Community Garden wants to plant a seed in the mind of Premier Doug Ford about the importance of such gardens.