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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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“The stories women are telling us are just more and more horrific every day.”
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The former Royal Oak Dairy began in 1898 as a one-horse operation, this spring it welcomes its first tenants.
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Mob-linked dumping property already faces cleanup orders for mountains of polluted dirt and asphalt waste
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Packed emergency rooms come just ahead of a predicted surge of Omicron patients
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"We as a council, we are saying the MZO was not requested, was not wanted," said Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko.
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When money is tight at the end of the month, Liz Scott is forced to make some difficult decisions.
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Site has been municipal property for nearly 111 years
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Ontarians ages 18 and older can get their COVID-19 booster shots starting Monday, Dec. 20. Here’s what you need to know.
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Reality on the ground a mismatch to premier’s call for eligible to get third doses by end of the weekend
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Some universities delaying return to in-person classes next month as COVID cases rise
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It’s all blunt force and chaos now. Ontario has woken up to Omicron, too late: we never had a chance to contain it, only prepare for it, and we fell short. Omicron is already everywhere here. Its growth will boggle the mind.
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It’s all blunt force and chaos now. Ontario has woken up to Omicron, too late: we never had a chance to contain it, only prepare for it, and we fell short. Omicron is already everywhere here. Its growth will boggle the mind.
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With COVID-19 cases surging across Ontario and the Omicron variant poised to become the dominant strain in the coming days, an increase in new infections have emerged in some big-name Ontario grocery stores.
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McMaster, Mohawk will pause or limit in-person learning for a period of time after the winter break.
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Ontario premier expected to make booster announcement as Omicron spreads: source
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Judge in Cineplex case cites inconsistencies in testimony, texts from Cineworld execs
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading as energy and base metals sectors fall
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Some Ontario school boards are advising parents to prepare for a pivot to remote learning in January — just in case —and to ensure their children take home personal belongings and any necessary learning resources before the winter break.
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School boards in Ontario proactively prepare in case of switch to remote learning
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One by one, people came down the escalator of the waterfront office tower with light green boxes sticking out of their jacket pockets.
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National Bank latest financial institute to delay return to office plans
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What you need to know about getting your first, second or third shot in Hamilton
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Ontario premier expected to make booster announcement as Omicron spreads: source
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Man who hated women sentenced to life for trying to kill mom, baby in Sudbury, Ont.
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George Stevens Jr. memoir, 'My Place in the Sun,' out in May
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Ontarians 18 and older can start getting COVID-19 booster shots Monday as the province scrambles to blunt the rapid advance of the Omicron variant.
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The use of rapid tests, in conjunction with other public health measures, is important ahead of the holiday season to curb transmission of COVID-19, D
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Police say sex assault happened on James Street South escarpment stairs
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National Bank latest financial institute to delay return to office plans
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OTTAWA—The federal government has restored its advisory against non-essential international travel as it attempts to slow the rapid spread of COVID-19’s Omicron variant.
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Ontario premier expected to make booster announcement as Omicron spreads: source
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CREA reports November home sales edge up 0.6 per cent from October
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As people hunker down for the holidays and families look forward to getting together, Omicron is quickly rising in numbers and widely expected to become the dominant COVID-19 variant in Ontario.
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St. Lawrence Seaway says surging metals shipments offset grain losses in 2021
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Expect southwesterly winds with gusts from 70 to 90 km/h starting Thursday morning or early afternoon.
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Ontario is reporting another 1,808 COVID-19 cases and nine more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health said though initial indications are that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has less severe health implications, the province is still planning for the worst. “Even if it is less severe, with so many people
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading as energy and base metals sectors fall
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The continuing evolution of The Dirty Nil
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Measures to take effect immediately.
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CREA reports November home sales edge up 0.6 per cent from October
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New businesses in Steeltown include a Thai restaurant, an African eatery and a sandwich shop
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The City of Hamilton says Centre Road is expected to reopen to traffic later this month.
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HALIFAX—Walk into a public library in Nova Scotia.
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Recumbent vs. stationary bikes depends on your goals and your health, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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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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Jamie Dryden shot at officers three times while trying to escape arrest