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VANCOUVER—Governments across Canada have been withholding COVID-19 data in an exercise of “paternalistic” information-hoarding likely meant to regulate public reaction to the pandemic, says an access-to-information advocate.
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Bernie Custis Secondary School is one of 95 schools across Canada to receive a grant from the MusiCounts Band Aid Program
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Premier Doug Ford is fighting a golf war against some in his own Progressive Conservative caucus, the Star has learned.
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Health Canada has issued a number of warnings to shoppers after recalls of multiple products sold at several stores and online websites reveal injury hazards.
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As the hunt for vaccines heats up, with over 40 per cent of Ontario residents now with one shot, you might be wondering about that elusive second dose.
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ICU staff are struggling to care for record numbers of critically ill patients — their own age or even the age of their adult children.
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Domestic: 10U.S.A.: 3Overseas: 66 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry5 vessels handled petroleum product2 vessels handled agricultural product4 vessels handled fertilizer cargo1 vessel handled
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You want life back. I want life back. With enough vaccines in enough arms, and if we crush the virus enough, it’ll happen. Me, I want to eat chicken wings and drink beer in a favourite bar with friends, tears barely contained. There’s more that will come back. We can do it.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Base metals and tech lift S&P/TSX composite, loonie tops 82 cents US
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Encourage your team to be open about their struggles, lend an ear and take small steps that will add up to less anxiety, Jay Robb writes.
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On sunny days in North York, Jay Meloff will take a bag of 60 golf balls and knock wedges for an hour or so.
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OSC to ban deferred sales charges on mutual funds next year
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Big Three's Q1 average monthly wireless bills but some fees on the rise
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Ontario reports 3,166 new cases of COVID-19, 23 deaths, nearly 145,000 vaccinations
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Family Properties wants tenants at 285 Melvin Ave. to leave for renovations
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Clarification to May 6 Money Monitor story on lumber costs for home renovation
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Home renovation savings prove elusive as wood prices at record highs
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For Natalia and Walter Phillips, it has become part of their weekly routine.
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Man gets house arrest for 'racist' attack on Chinese student riding Toronto bus
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The Waterdown Farmers’ Market will reopen for the 2021 season May 27 at a new temporary location — Memorial Park.
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Work crews replace up to 30 insulators at transfer station that are estimated to be 70 years old.
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Toronto police search for baby goat allegedly stolen from Riverdale Farm
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Bosnia Serbs honour controversial Nobel Literature winner
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Rider suffered fractured finger when he crashed into car and fence
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The city said Friday it won’t make ticketing people who are drinking in parks a priority, after an uproar about a defeated motion to legalize alcohol in some public spaces.
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COVID-19 rapid testing kits will be made available directly to businesses courtesy of the federal government in a bid to make workplaces safer ahead of the potential easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
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The websites and social media accounts of prominent COVID-19 anti-lockdown groups in Ontario will offer visitors a similar experience: powerful messages, heartfelt testimonials and a sense of solidarity.
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‘Taking a negative situation and turning it into a positive message for the rest of the world.’
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Former Chief Eric Girt retired in February
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Hydro One reports $268M first-quarter profit, up from $225M a year ago
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Ontario reports 3,166 new cases of COVID-19, 23 deaths, nearly 145,000 vaccinations
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A Stoney Creek woman who is legally blind says COVID-19 has left her without supports after her cataract surgery was delayed as hospitals make room in
Hamilton Coun. Tom Jackson gets greenlight for city to install digital speed signs throughout Ward 6
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The public works committee approved spending $57,000 to install 12 digital speed signs throughout Ward 6.
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Erika Alvarez, owner of VIP Hairlines, is a finalist for the 1Awards competition for small businesses
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Amazon pauses Prime Day event in Canada amid COVID-19 outbreaks at warehouses
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Base metals and tech lift S&P/TSX composite, loonie tops 82 cents US
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Owner Mark Volman and manager Madeline Goshgarian-Lueth, of Tropical Expressions, are finalists for the 1Awards competition for small businesses
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Toronto Catholic school board votes to recognize Pride Month
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Mohawk College and Hamilton’s public health department have confirmed two new COVID-19 cases at Mohawk's Stoney Creek campus.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. Web links to longer stories if available.
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In mere days, butterflies will begin to emerge in Canada. After weathering the winter tucked away in foliage, warmer temperatures will draw them out of hiding to look for mates. But for those who prefer not to wait, there is a more evergreen source of insects: butterfly farms.
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Alex Dalton, 23, was killed after his motorcycle was hit from behind, the drivers of the stolen SUV that hit him are still at large. A neighbour who s
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Program began in early April and will run for one year
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Workplaces that are exempt from the orders include shelters, critical infrastructure, and services related to animals, emergency response, and governm
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If you’re trying to figure out the Ontario government’s strategy right now, it’s a little like someone saying this: If I crash this car again, I just want you to know it’s not my fault this time, either. The roads were slippery; they also weren’t straight. Oh, and I’m not sure the brakes work, either. I haven’t really checked on that.
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Wood products company EACOM Timber Corp. is paying employees and contractors at sites across Quebec and Ontario to get vaccinated, in the hopes that will boost vaccination rates among workers by the end of the year.
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As the third wave crests in Ontario, physicians warn the daily tally of COVID-19 patients in ICUs is an undercount of the true number receiving critical care for the virus.