‘It’s a bad movie getting worse,’ said Mayor Fred Eisenberger as the province releases projections showing 80,000 people will have COVID-19 in Ontario...

Some stores only allowing one person per family for physical distancing

Stop-to-stop pickup starts Saturday now that bus ramps are off limits to all

Most construction sites and all cannabis stores will be among the workplaces forced to close as Queen’s Park escalates the fight against the COVID-19 ...

First Nation will strengthen barriers surrounding reserve to limit flow of traffic to community

Charles and Margaret Juravinski donate $3.3 million to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

‘It’s time to give back,’ says the owner, who is supplying it free of charge for seniors and health care workers

City issued permit before end of March

Mohammad Hassan searching for answers from employment insurance

Shelter Health Network makes appeal to businesses for personal protective equipment for front-line work

The province announced this week schools will be closed until at least early May — but teaching will resume for students online.

Pandemic-safe walking trails are fast disappearing as the city shuts down popular paths that are attracting dangerous crowds.

Realtors and brokerages working to find new ways to do business in coronavirus environment

AVL Manufacturing will turn shipping containers into COVID-19 testing stations

Here is a timeline of The Spectator’s attempt to confirm a COVID-19 death in Hamilton, writes Paul Berton.

Charles and Margaret Juravinski are donating $3.3 million to fight the pandemic.

Nick Cordero is responding well to treatment in Los Angeles

How do I apply for EI? What are the symptoms of COVID-19? We rounded up answers to your FAQs about coronavirus.

Union president, vice-president greet staff heading into work

At-a-glance guide to the impacts of coronavirus in the area