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Opposition push to set up probe could force Canada election
Justin Trudeau's minority Liberal government says an opposition push for an anti-corruption committee will trigger a vote that could force a fall election in Canada. -
51 yr old man arrested after woman stabbed in St. Catharines
A man has been arrested after the stabbing of a woman in St. Catharines. -
16 new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
Niagara Region Public Health has confirmed 16 new cases of COVID-19. -
Brock University moving Hamilton campus to Burlington
The Badgers are coming to Burlington. -
Ontario extends most orders under Reopening Ontario Act
The province is extending most of the COVID-19 orders until at least next month as the province continues to deal with the second wave. -
821 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health have confirmed 821 new cases of COVID-19. -
Kathleen Wynne preparing to call it a day
A woman who made history in this province has announced the end of an era -
Upcoming road closure in Pelham
Niagara Region's Public Works department informing us Victoria Avenue in Pelham will be closed between Highway 20 and Canborough Rd. next Wednesday, October 28th from 7 am to 8 pm, weather permitting. -
Hamilton introduces new measures for fitness and recreation facilities
The City of Hamilton is putting out new guidelines for gyms as the city continues to grapple with a COVID-19 outbreak. -
Canadians plan to spend less this holiday season
It looks like it might be a tough Christmas for businesses struggling to stay afloat through the pandemic. -
Hamilton officials encourage people to celebrate Halloween at home
While people in the Hammer are encouraged to stay home and find alternate ways to celebrate, if you do choose to go trick or treating there are a few recommendations to follow. -
St. Catharines council moving forward with non-COVID-19 city business regardless of cost
St. Catharines city council has reversed a July decision to pause discussions on costly non-COVID-19 related items.
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Some long-term care homes can't get insurance, could be force to close: association
Ontario's long-term care homes are having trouble securing liability insurance for COVID-19, a situation that could force some of them to close, a group representing more than 70 per cent of the province's homes says. -
Peel police sign historic agreement to create legally binding policies to end racial discrimination
Peel Regional Police is taking action against systemic racism in policing by signing a memorandum of understanding to develop legally binding remedies to end racial discrimination. -
Ontario records another significant spike in new COVID-19 cases
Ontario is reporting another spike in the number of new COVID-19 cases, recording more than 800 new infections. -
Ontario extends COVID-19 orders for another 30 days amid second wave
Ontario has extended a number of COVID-19 orders until mid-November as the province grapples with the second wave of the disease. -
74 people test positive for COVID-19 after outbreak at fitness studio
Health officials in Hamilton, Ont., say up to 74 people have now tested positive for COVID-19 after an outbreak at a fitness centre earlier this month. -
Ontarians should expect 'modified' holiday season this year, expert says
After several months of public health restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19, provincial officials are still holding out hope that people will be able to gather with their extended families over the holiday season but one infectious diseases expert says Ontarians should prepare to spend Christmas differently this year. -
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health adds three cases to its COVID-19 outbreak
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health says three more patients have tested positive for COVID-19. -
Ontario Premier Doug Ford makes an announcement with minister of education
Ontario Premier Doug Ford will make an announcement at Queen’s Park Tuesday afternoon alongside the province’s minister of education. -
Two classes self-isolating after COVID-19 outbreak declared at Scarborough high school
Two classes of students are self-isolating at home after an outbreak of COVID-19 was declared at a Scarborough high school last weekend, with four cases confirmed so far. -
Former Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne will not run again in 2022
Liberal Kathleen Wynne, Ontario’s first female and openly gay premier, will not seek re-election in October 2022. -
Artists create murals in support of Etobicoke family with 'Neighbourhood Love' campaign
A group of artists is bringing ‘love’ back to south Etobicoke and offering support to a family whose commissioned mural was the subject of hate mail. -
Letter from Michigan to Ontario takes nearly two months to arrive
A North York, Ont. man decided to spend some of his time during the pandemic to work on his family history so he asked his brother in Michigan to send him copies of documents.
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