The number of confirmed cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus in Guelph has grown to 13.According to a new page launched by Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health on Monday evening, there are 26 confirmed coronavirus cases in the agency's coverage

Hamilton’s public school board says it’s sticking with a May 30 deadline for an expert Safe Schools review panel to submit interim recommendations on how to curb bullying despite a pause in consultations during the coronavirus outbreak.

Three men from Durham Region and another from Sarnia have been stuck in Peru for weeks.

Nine more people in the Halton region have been tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

A sombre Premier Doug Ford is warning that a mandatory province-wide “stay home” order may be looming in order to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.

Amid the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis, Cristine Joyce Vega is being deported back to the Philippines.

Ontario has changed how it presents information about confirmed cases of COVID-19.

Regional health officials also said Monday there have been eight new cases of the illness since the previous day’s update

Hamilton’s public school board is temporarily closing a walkway from the former C.H. Bray Elementary School site to Taylor Road from April 2 to 7.

Peel Regional Police have arrested a Brampton man for falsely claiming that he was in contact with someone who had tested positive for coronavirus.

Uxbridge Township has done-away with the guessing game surrounding when municipal facilities will open amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

The Region of Peel has ​several waste collection measures in effect during the coronavirus pandemic.

Issue: COVID-19 pandemic.Impact: Front line workers step up.

An employee at the Longo’s grocery store on Clair Road has tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus.In an email sent to shoppers shortly before 4 p.m. Sunday, and now posted on its website, the grocery chain said it had just received confirma

Five Toronto firefighters reportedly tested positive for coronavirus

According to provincial testing data, the number of daily samples taken in Ontario over the past five days has steadily declined.

A visibly exasperated Mayor John Tory is scolding Torontonians breaking an order to not use city dog parks and playground equipment during the COVID-19 crisis, saying they are selfishly putting lives at risk.

Dozens on board report flu-like symptoms, two test positive for COVID-19,

Remember those early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, when viral videos showed shoppers hoarding — and in some cases fighting over — toilet paper in grocery store aisles? Somewhere along the way, something changed, and people, it seemed, started to become nice to one another.

Two-month grace period, interest-free, for the scheduled April 28 property tax payment for those that need it.

Danby CEO said he aims make at least 10,000 units as soon as possible to aid shortfall due to coronavirus.

We took Mr. Rogers' advice and looked for the helpers – the companies that are doing their part to help their communities get through the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown.

The government is also poised to pass an order limiting gatherings to no larger than five people, down from the current 50, with exemptions for essential services and families.

The area has had its first coronavirus-related death.

BURLINGTON - Police responding to an alarm at a Burlington restaurant early Saturday morning say they were confronted by a man holding a drink in his hand.

Paula Poirier usually spends her afternoons getting ready to work behind the bar at the funky little midtown restaurant she owns with her partner, David Brocklehurst, who would be in the kitchen, prepping for dinner service. But that was before COVID-19.

Other provincial universities have either cancelled or postponed spring Convocation events set for June.

Paul Taylor, CEO of Mortgage Professionals of Canada, says there could be a slight reduction in mortgage rates but it may not occur immediately.

Scugog staff are working behind the scenes to create and carry out plans in response to the coronavirus crisis.

Brock Mayor Debbie Bath-Hadden has declared a state of emergency for the township.

Uxbridge will provide taxpayers with a two-month grace period for the next instalment due at the end of April.

Community Care Durham is bringing food to the front door of its clients and vulnerable residents.

To help manage feelings of anxiety and promote healthy mental health practices, the Canadian Mental Health Association Peel Dufferin (CMHA) has shared five tips that anyone can use during this time.