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Outdoor patios were back in business on June 11 and thousands of Mountain residents took advantage of the nice weather to enjoy a beverage or a bite to eat.
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To many transportation advocates, the sight of thousands of cyclists, pedestrians and joggers taking over Lake Shore Boulevard on weekends last summer signalled that, faced with the crisis of COVID-19, Toronto was prepared to take bold action.
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Most of Ontario enters first stage of reopening, loosening COVID-19 restrictions
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This is not the first case where the courts have noted that someone’s pregnancy could increase the notice period to which they are entitled, writes Ed
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Friday saw lineups snake around retailers such as HomeSense and Marshalls
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite up in broad-based rally, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Today is the day.
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Domestic: 6U.S.A.: 4Overseas: 46 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry1 vessel handled petroleum product2 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessel handled fertilizer cargo2 vessels handled ag
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COVID-19 hot spot mayors want shorter dose interval for AstraZeneca recipients
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The city had previously said only water bottle filling stations would open up
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Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson requested the enhanced safety measures to protect pedestrians and cyclists.
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West Hamilton site proposed for new community ‘wheeled-sport’ facility
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The 14-foot floral sculpture is a collection of seven different kinds of plants, with an irrigation system installed inside.
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How to tell if a call from 'CRA' is legitimate or a scam
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Matthew McLean found not criminally responsible for attack because of mental illness
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We know the pandemic has messed with our sense of time. What day is it? Or week?
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Inside the home police found 23 dogs — including one ‘in need of immediate assistance’ — and four cats
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Ontario is once again extending temporary pandemic wage hikes for personal support workers in nursing homes and other publicly funded health care setting as critics call for the raises to be made permanent.
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The city reported 30 new cases on Friday, continuing its downward trend
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Planning on ignoring the province's COVID-19 restrictions? It could cost you.
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Ontario extending $3 wage increase for personal service workers to August
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S&P/TSX composite up in broad-based rally, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Mother of suspect in London attack praying for victims and their family
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A doctor who was accused of being at the root of a COVID-19 outbreak in New Brunswick last year is taking legal action against the province and the RCMP.
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Most of Ontario enters first stage of reopening, loosening COVID-19 restrictions
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New proposal responds to issues raised by agency to previous idea
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Their goal is to bring low income/vulnerable neighborhoods’ on the west Mountain together and make them stronger.
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S&P/TSX composite up in broad-based rally, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Clothing retailer Roots reports $4.9M Q1 loss, sales up nearly 25 per cent
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After deaths of spouses, they couldn’t keep their rented homes
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King Street West between Marion and Paisley avenues closed for two hours
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AstraZeneca shot has been linked with the rare but potentially deadly VITT
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As the province moves into the first step of its three-stage reopening Friday, Ontarians will finally be able to enjoy more freedoms, after what people hope will be the last COVID-19 lockdown in the province.
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Jason Long sentenced to three years, awaiting trial for first-degree murder
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Advocates say a proposed new designated truck route map does not do enough to protect residential neighbourhoods from dangerous heavy truck traffic an
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A complaint — details of which are secret — was filed against the officers who responded the night Yosif Al-Hasnawi was shot, which could lead to disc
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health announced it has begun a clinical study on people who recovered from COVID-19 with long-haul symptoms of depression, with hopes of unlocking new treatment for those who are struggling.
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The most recent data shows one in 10 water quality tests from Ontario schools and daycares found lead levels above Health Canada’s maximum accepted concentration of 5 parts per billion (ppb), a Toronto Star/Investigative Journalism Bureau investigation has found.
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Police said one man was hospitalized as a result of the collision. The road was expected to reopen late Thursday.
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An “alarming” surge in COVID cases, including in several remote First Nations communities, means the northeastern health unit of Porcupine will stay locked down for two weeks.
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We’re winning. Ontario’s pandemic has been an exercise in languishing, with a government that had to be dragged to responsibility, and systems that weren’t strong enough to truly pull. It feels dangerous to say we will escape this, because Ontario has shown the ability and willingness to screw it up before. And the virus has, too.
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We’re winning. Ontario’s pandemic has been an exercise in languishing, with a government that had to be dragged to responsibility, and systems that weren’t strong enough to truly pull. It feels dangerous to say we will escape this, because Ontario has shown the ability and willingness to screw it up before. And the virus has, too.
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Discovery moves the city’s West Nile risk level from low to moderate
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Accused killer in London, Ont., attack set to appear in court
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A taste of summer is upon us with the promise of sunshine and warm breezes. Environment Canada is calling for temperatures in the mid-20s with only a
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In L8L, residents had the COVID vaccine weeks ahead of the general public. Why is its inoculation rate still among the lowest in Ontario?
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Ontario set to introduce legislation to invoke notwithstanding clause
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The Shaw Festival revealed its casting Thursday for the upcoming performances, which begin outdoors on July 9 with “Charley’s Aunt,” the 1892 farce by Brandon Thomas.