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Misinformation is thought to be behind some Ontarians refusing to get the Moderna vaccine
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Half of Canadians referred for mental health counselling are waiting close to a month to see a professional in their community, while one in 10 are waiting up to four months, according to newly released data from the Canadian Institute of Health Information.
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Toronto’s top doctor is open to the possibility of children soon returning to classrooms.
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On the same day an inmate vaccination clinic was scheduled at the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay, Ont., the local public health unit declared an COVID-19 outbreak at the jail.
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Though it’s winding down now, the COVID-19 outbreak at the Ontario Food Terminal is still active and nearing the two-month mark since it began.
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Base metals sector helps lead S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also rise
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10 weeks or 12? Expert says slight difference in AZ dosing interval likely negligible
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Half of all Canadians have had one COVID-19 shot; full reopening still months off
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Family 'still fighting' for answers a year after Korchinski-Paquet's death: lawyer
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"It's not being threatened," says spokesperson Graham Crawford. "It is about information."
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CALGARY—The cowboys are coming, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced Wednesday.
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Toronto is launching a multi-pronged campaign to get as many people vaccinated against COVID-19 as possible, Mayor John Tory announced Wednesday.
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COVID deaths among those under the age of 59 are rare in Hamilton, accounting for three per cent of pandemic deaths
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If you've consumed any news media in the past month, you're probably aware of the recent violence involving Israeli soldiers and Palestinian residents in Gaza and the West Bank, particularly in East Jerusalem.
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Pet owners turn to telehealth platforms amid lengthy vet backlogs due to pandemic
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Ontario’s plan to hire 27,000 more nurses and personal support workers to provide four hours of daily hands-on care for nursing home residents within four years isn’t enough to get the job done, an independent watchdog warns in a new report.
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Victims treated for non-life-threatening injuries
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Ontario fiscal watchdog to release new LTC spending report
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Hamilton’s public school board is planning to tap its reserve funds for up to $6 million to cut in-person elementary school class sizes this September to help keep students safe from COVID-19 and address learning gaps from the current school year.
Metrolinx officials to appear before Hamilton councillors to talk about the $3.4-billion LRT project
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Metrolinx and transportation ministry representatives are expected to appear at the June 2 general issues committee.
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Seven charged in Mississauga, Ont., kidnapping where man was assaulted: police
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Ontario is reporting another 1,095 COVID-19 cases and 23 more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Toronto woman who killed stranger ordered to remain at mental health hospital
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BMO Financial Group beats expectations, reports $1.3-billion Q2 profit
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Ontario fiscal watchdog to release new LTC spending report
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“We’re escalating towards a full-scale war.” These were the words of Tor Wennesland, United Nations’ special coordinator for the Middle East earlier this month as he called for a de-escalation of the most recent attacks in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Residents and businesses are affected from Grays Road to Dewitt Road and from Barton Street to Ridge Road.
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Base metals sector helps lead S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also rise
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The staff at Healthy Body on Upper Wentworth put aside their chiropractic tables and physiotherapy equipment and donned work gloves and headed for T.B. McQueston Park on May 24 as part or their 5 Days for Good initiative.
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BMO Financial Group beats expectations, reports $1.3-billion Q2 profit
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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 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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‘I’ll write you a cheque’: It’s not the first time Scott Radley’s heard those words on the phone. This time it’s Junior Kwajah’s life that’ll be chang
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A 17-minute pause in the accused’s use of his cellphone during the shooting death of Michael Parmer was raised by the Crown in court.
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Canada, unlike its southern neighbour, is keeping secret the details of its vaccine contracts with big pharma, including what they’re paying for doses — and experts say that’s a problem in the fight to build confidence with the public and contain vaccine hesitancy.
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Hot-spot neighbourhoods in Ontario are seeing lower COVID-19 vaccination rates for seniors over 80 than neighbourhoods with lower incidence of the virus — indicating the most at-risk populations are still being missed for the vaccine.
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Ontario’s chief coroner is investigating sudden COVID deaths at home in Hamilton, Haldimand and Norfolk, but little has been released at this point.
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Case rates falling but still high enough to potentially keep Hamilton in remote learning while other regions go back to class
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OTTAWA—The company running mandatory COVID-19 testing for people arriving in Canada is gearing up for an increase in travel.
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City urges people to ‘respect the rules’ when it comes to blocked-off areas in outdoor spaces
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Health Canada has issued multiple recall warnings after products at several well-known stores across the country have been pulled from shelves due to a number of concerns and hazards.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, now a household name across the country, fought back tears while asking British Columbians to consider cancelling gatherings with older people in March last year, as the dangers associated with COVID-19 were becoming clear.
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Notorious antimasker Chris Sky — legally known as Christopher Saccoccia — allegedly threatened to shoot Premier Doug Ford in the head and kill “all the premiers” in Canada, according to court documents.
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Ontarians who received first AstraZeneca shot mid-March can book second dose
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Justin Trudeau is likely to be headed into quarantine again soon if he decides, as expected, to attend next month’s G7 summit in Cornwall, U.K.
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Ontario's top doctor wants in-person schooling to resume before provincial reopening
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The stage is set for a blitz of soon-to-expire AstraZeneca COVID-19 shots after a delay in getting vaccines to select pharmacies in Toronto, Windsor-Essex and the Kingston area for second doses — and confusion over where to book a shot.