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Ontario reports 164 new COVID-19 cases, nine deaths from the virus Tuesday
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Toronto home sales and prices down in June, but TRREB will still upgrades forecast
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Over 1.4 million Torontonians are fully vaccinated — more than 50 per cent of adults aged 18 and older — Monday, as the city settles into a summer of patio drinks, island visits and other long-awaited gatherings.
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Eight charged as fireworks shot at crowds at Toronto-area beach on Canada Day
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New project will record stories of few remaining Cayuga, Onondaga speakers
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GFL Environmental to help companies meet Ontario blue box program responsibilities
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Staff to report back with policy before potential public consultation of measure to prevent empty residences
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PSW Tammy Reed worked on Grace Villa’s hardest-hit floor during the outbreak, lost her aunt who was a resident, and now has PTSD. She says the governm
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The city plans to dredge sewage spill pollution out of Chedoke Creek — but not until next year. In the meantime, a flotilla of wetland plants is prepa
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Most agree but some question ‘arbitrary’ ward-wide spending ahead of municipal election
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At issue is $170,000 in public money for renovations after tenants displaced
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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As unvaccinated individuals account for the overwhelming majority of COVID-19-related deaths in Ontario, physicians across the Greater Toronto Area are increasingly speaking out about treating unimmunized COVID-positive patients.
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Buying a house has never been more difficult. Home prices in Ontario are at stratospheric levels with very few individuals being able to afford it.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, loonie also creeps higher
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The closures come as the city sees a ‘continued decline’ in COVID-19 cases and outbreaks.
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Eastern Ontario doctor accused of murder at hospital granted bail
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City of Hamilton dredging of Dundas’ Delsey Pond is still on hold, six weeks into an ongoing Ministry of Environment investigation of impacts on threatened and endangered species and their habitat.Meanwhile, the city delayed the start of another
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S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, loonie also creeps higher
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Ontario youth aged 12 to 17 can now book earlier second dose of COVID-19 vaccine
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One resident has died as a result of a Delta variant COVID-19 outbreak at a Burlington long-term-care home where almost half of the staff have not been fully vaccinated.
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One resident has died as a result of a Delta variant COVID-19 outbreak at a Burlington long-term-care home.
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But first doses of the vaccine are at a standstill
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The Ministry of Health directed the hospital be decommissioned due to the downward trend in COVID-19 cases
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'It's very freeing:' Quarantine rules ease for fully vaccinated Canadian travellers
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Premier Doug Ford commits to keeping pay increase for personal support workers
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Residents can provide feedback on draft land use study until July 14
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The unopened stretch of Clappison Avenue that would connect Dundas Street and Parkside Drive in Waterdown has now been registered, but an exact timeline for its opening is not known.
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Fifteen people face tickets for violating Ontario lockdown rules
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Ontario supporting two summer programs to combat antisemitism in schools
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What began as an offhand question has turned into Stoney Creek’s the newest pot shop.
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Heat warnings in effect for parts of southern Ontario
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S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, loonie also creeps higher
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Porter Airlines plans to restart flying in September, will recall 500 employees
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Ontario youth aged 12 to 17 can now book earlier second dose of COVID-19 vaccine
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Flashbacks: W.E. Sanford lived a life of grandeur but suffered incredible grief
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Flashbacks: W.E. Sanford lived a life of grandeur but suffered incredible grief
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Brookfield Business Partners to buy DexKo Global for US$3.4 billion
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Housed in a horse trailer, Truck 44 serves up anything from cappuccinos to kombucha.
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The sale reflects a tough time for commercial real estate, particularly for spaces meant to host large groups, says the former owner of the building,
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In the core of the Waterdown village, residents will see brilliantly coloured banners attached to street light poles. The artwork featured was chosen out of over 35 submissions from 15 local artists.
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Ron Epping, who died June 30, is remembered as an avid golfer and loving family man
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Class creates mischievous character to blame for a glitchy year of virtual learning
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Dr. Beverly Hattersley ran PC unit at St. Peter’s Hospital since 2008
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The breakthrough comes as the city continues to see daily cases plummet and vaccinations rise
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Killed Toronto police officer to be escorted to Thornhill, Ont., funeral home
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A COVID-19 outbreak at a Burlington long-term care home is far less concerning now than it would have been a few months ago, before most residents were fully vaccinated, experts say.