Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

City says layers of collective bargaining agreements are being dissected to determine the next course of action after hundreds of municipal employees were sent home because of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The province announced licensed bars and restaurants can now sell alcohol through takeout and delivery orders but still hold the same responsibilities under the liquor license.

Cook County issues a travel advisory for visitors including seasonal home owners.

The head of ATU Local 966 says riders are not practicing social distancing restraints, which puts his membership at greater risk of contracting the coronavirus.

Biigtigong Nishnaabeg has established a 24-hour checkpoint.

Capacity issues at Ontario hospitals and tax deferments for businesses among the economic and fiscal update highlights.

Essential services such as emergency, water, wastewater, and transit will continue to operate; city manager says all employee jobs will be protected

When up in running within two weeks, it will cut the turnaround time from five to seven days to four to six hours.

White River Forest Products is shutting down for two weeks.

Five dollars from each ticket sold between now and May 1 will be donated to the program, which is helping fill the gap that developed when the province closed all its schools.