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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy and base metals rise
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Ford asks experts to advise by Friday on safety of school reopening
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Ontario reports 1,135 new cases of COVID-19, 19 deaths, over 143,000 vaccinations
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Ontario premier Doug Ford has written a letter to dozens of expert and stakeholder groups seeking "input on the possible safe return to schools before the end of this academic year."
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local golf courses and tennis club see members enjoy the weather and some exercise after stay-at-home orders eased.
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Sentencing hearing begins today for Adam Strong, convicted in deaths of two women
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: CRTC reverts wholesale internet rates to 2016 levels
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“No chemical” Centennial Park won’t be site of larvicide application
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Royal Bank reports $4B second-quarter profit, beats expectations
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Mortgage refinancing starting to cool from pandemic highs: TD Bank
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Police cordoned off all Centennial southbound lanes near the crash and limited northbound traffic to a single lane
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A decision on schools before the weekend appears unlikely as Premier Doug Ford says he wants ‘broad consensus’ from medical, education and public heal
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Wave heights are expected to reach two metres this weekend, conservation authority says
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Three police officers charged with assault related to man's arrest
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With more children now able to get their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, many kids are beginning to receive basic protection from the virus — but that doesn’t mean the risk is eliminated.
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Sentencing hearing begins today for Adam Strong, convicted in deaths of two women
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Ontario creating new addiction and mental health centre in Sault Ste. Marie
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Ontario reports 1,135 new cases of COVID-19, 19 deaths, over 143,000 vaccinations
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Ford asks experts to advise by Friday on safety of school reopening
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The victim has been identified by Hamilton police as Mario Tocco.
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While many unanswered questions remain, infectious disease experts say pandemics always end and COVID-19 will be no exception.
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Motherlode: There’s a blanked of buds, everywhere
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy and base metals rise
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All Ontario long-term care homes now partially air conditioned: Fullerton
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Ontario reports 1,135 new cases of COVID-19, 19 deaths, over 143,000 vaccinations
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Mohamed Moussa put up the sign in his Ancaster yard to raise awareness about ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict
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Crowdfunded real estate growing, but remember to research before investing: experts
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Suicide attempts. Eating disorders. Social isolation. With schools shuttered and connections with friends and classmates curtailed, local kids are suf
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy and base metals rise
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Royal Bank reports $4B second-quarter profit, beats expectations
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CIBC beats expectations, Q2 profit more than triples from year ago
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Royal Bank reports $4B second-quarter profit, beats expectations
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CHCH TV sportscaster was hospitalized with the virus, then dangerous blood clots
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City spraying to control gypsy moth infestations in municipal trees
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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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Helping your teen start a systematic savings plan is a brilliant habit to instil in him — and it’s a wise financial move for his brilliant momma, too,
Outbreaks in senior homes may continue despite vaccines, experts say, but risks to residents are low
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While vaccines have mostly stopped COVID-19 in senior homes, some outbreaks continue to appear. Experts say vaccines may not eliminate the virus entir
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CIBC beats expectations, Q2 profit more than triples from year ago
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The judge called the man respectful and intelligent, but misguided in beliefs. Among the man’s claims was that he had the authority to seize the utili
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Dry conditions, spiking temperatures and COVID symptom paranoia have all combined to make allergy season even more of a pain than usual.
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Canadian Imperial Bank: Fiscal Q2 Earnings Snapshot
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Francis Harris, who would be 94 if she were alive today, vanished from Apsley 49 years ago on April 21, 1972.
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As the city of Toronto launches a new plan to reach residents who have yet to receive their first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine, experts say officials should consider more strategies to encourage uptake, including everything from the wider involvement of family doctors and trusted community members, to vaccine buses on summer beaches and even lottery tickets or free doughnuts.
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Parents and school boards want to see in-person learning resume, but the clock is ticking toward the end of the year
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Police cordoned off all Centennial southbound lanes near the crash and limited northbound traffic to a single lane
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Police have cordoned off all Centennial southbound lanes near the crash and limited northbound traffic to a single lane
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The Liberal dream for the pandemic recovery is a job market where absolutely everyone has meaningful work, paid well enough to make ends meet.
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The Liberal dream for the pandemic recovery is a job market where absolutely everyone has meaningful work, paid well enough to make ends meet.
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OTTAWA — When the Canada Student Service Grant launched last June, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted the program as a way for pandemic-battered students to give back to their communities, gain work experience and earn some cash in the process.