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Duarte stabbed Tyquan Brown, a stranger, during search for ex-girlfriend
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With Omicron cases rapidly rising in Ontario and other provinces, public health experts and policy-makers are revising quarantine and isolation rules, due to newly emerging data on the variant and to avoid staffing shortages at hospitals.
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'We strictly enforce that teammates who feel sick do not come into work'
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The federal government is doing the very least it had to do to support workers and businesses as Omicron forces more and more restrictions on business and, indeed, on daily life itself.
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The provincewide change went into effect Dec. 20, just as Ontario faces a surge of COVID-19 cases.
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More Ontario health units reallocating COVID-19 resources in light of Omicron
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Sale closing date set for March 31, 2022; more details to come
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Meanwhile, outbreaks, including one at the Corktown Pub linked to a Grey Cup event, continue to grow
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Canada's main stock index edges up in mid-week trading after bumpy start to week
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Amber Ellis, 33, was reported missing by her mother on March 8, 2021.
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Lab professionals working 'beyond humanly possible' to process COVID tests in Ontario
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Ontario set to announce new supports for businesses due to public health restrictions
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More Ontario health units reallocating COVID-19 resources in light of Omicron
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OTTAWA — The federal government is expanding access to its newest pandemic benefits as the latest variant of COVID-19 whips across Canada, sending thousands of people into isolation and forcing business to slash capacity.
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Ontario is reporting another 4,383 COVID-19 cases and nine more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Canada's main stock index edges up in mid-week trading after bumpy start to week
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A handful of local businesses have also shut down due to a surge of COVID cases in the province.
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The Pine Street store is filled with snacks, drinks and foods not commonly found in Canada.
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Hamilton Health Sciences is also limiting the number of visitors who can see patients. This follows Ontario introducing similar rules for visitors and
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Ontario set to announce new supports for businesses due to public health restrictions
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Waterdown singer says it’s OK to be sad in troubled times.
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Money for Life: Four more options to make charitable donations
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Canadian tech firm Dye & Durham announces $3.2-billion bid for Australia's Link Group
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More Ontario health units reallocating COVID-19 resources in light of Omicron
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Shooting marks the city’s 19th homicide of 2021
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The giveaway will run until Dec. 31 at both their Hamilton and Toronto breweries.
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Partners set aside project as province rejects public school board’s latest funding request for new elementary school
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Holdouts at 285 Melvin Ave. face fresh Dec. 31 deadline to vacate for renovations
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Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge has been appointed to the Hamilton police services board for the remainder of the 2018-22 term of council.Partridge was appointed to the board effective Nov. 26 and in a statement following her appointment said she wa
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Area residents are concerned about traffic and parking problems, as well as replacing existing sewer to accommodate plan.
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Ironpoint Capital Management has submitted an application with two concept options to develop the former Brandon House property in Ancaster.
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Brenda Fortier checked her Encore ticket several times to confirm the news.
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A number of recalls are being put into motion by some big-name stores across Canada due to health and safety hazards.
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Ian Newbould was surprised over the weekend with an email from Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment that popped into his inbox.
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The news about the Omicron wave has been so ubiquitous, it’s easy to forget that the new variant was first identified less than a month ago. There is a lot we don’t know, even as new data — and cases — come in each day.
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COVID-19’s Omicron variant is spreading so fast in Ontario that there will soon be more new daily cases than at any point in the 21-month pandemic.
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Less than two years ago, the majority of Canadians had never donned a face mask.
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OTTAWA — Public health officials have given up tracing close contacts of people who test positive for COVID-19, saying they’re overwhelmed as case counts soar.
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This year, like the one before it, has been unnerving, exhausting, demoralizing, maddening. And as 2021 ends, it’s getting worse, not better.
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It seems like only yesterday when inflation was the next big thing in Canadian politics. Actually, it was just last week.
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Ontario's top doctor set to give COVID-19 update as Omicron strains health resources
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The Church is going beyond the province’s public health guidelines ‘to strive to protect us all.’
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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health said COVID-19 case numbers will likely hit an all-time high in the coming weeks.Dr. Kieran Moore said the Omicron variant has become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the province and being four to eight
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Hospitals update visitor policies due to community spread amid Omicron wave
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Test kits gone within three hours of pop-up clinic opening
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BHP won't increase bid for Ring of Fire developer Noront Resources Ltd.
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Ontario investigating rapid COVID test resales for possible fines