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Maple Leaf Foods reports $47.7M first-quarter profit, sales up three per cent
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Ela Wojciechowska and Shelbi De Silva, co-founders of Mamaraderie, are finalists for the 1Awards competition for small businesses
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McMaster-led group of researchers recommends alternatives to banning food allergens from classrooms
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. Web links to longer stories if available.
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It is a sign of ‘stability’ that single-detached homes dropped in price by three per cent in April compared to March, says the local realtors associat
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With the province still under a stay-at-home order, the question of when golfers can get back on the fairway remains unknown.
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SafePet Ontario is working with Pickering Animal Services to help victims and their pets flee abusive relationships.
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The number of residents “out and about” in the city fell during the first full week of the provincial stay-at-home order. That’s great — if we can kee
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Collin Grayley, a 35-year-old painter, died April 23 after co-workers found him slumped over near a scissor lift and a train car he was working on at
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Committee supports developer’s pitch for two more storeys on 12-floor building at King and Queen
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Running a summer camp, like most things that require face-to-face interaction, is a complicated task with the backdrop of a global pandemic.
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Ontario outdoor recreational facilities to stay closed until cases drop: minister
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Ontario’s long-term care minister lashed out at critics trying to hold her accountable after two independent reports found the province was slow to respond to the deadly threat of COVID-19 in nursing homes.
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TMX trading drops in April by most since before the COVID-19 pandemic
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A McMaster study launched May 3 aims to find out how Ontario families are coping a year into the pandemic.
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Hugs, communal dining and indoor social events are back in style at Ontario nursing homes — with precautions — as some COVID-19 restrictions are being eased where vaccination levels are high enough.
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Premier Doug Ford is upping his efforts to blame the relative trickle of travel over the border for the ongoing spread of COVID-19 in the province as he seeks to rally public opinion on the need for tighter border restrictions.
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Toronto airport hotel where 13 staff tested positive for virus won't be fully closed
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Canadians could be forgiven for thinking they just heard the National Advisory Committee on Immunization suggest that AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is a second-class vaccine for second-class people.
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Canadians could be forgiven for thinking they just heard the National Advisory Committee on Immunization suggest that AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is a second-class vaccine for second-class people.
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If you live in Toronto and you have a baby on the way, there’s a good chance that friends and well-meaning strangers have told you that though your child is in utero and no bigger than an avocado, you must sign them up for daycare immediately.
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Group of police officers files constitutional challenge over Ontario pandemic rules
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Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson says city's call centre can't handle the volume of calls to book vaccine shots.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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“Um … did Suzanne R really just post a pic at Mar-a-Lago with Trump in her Stories?? Or is that a cardboard cutout?”
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The body overseeing Ontario retirement homes says it intends to issue licences to a new owner for the Rosslyn, as well as two other Martino-owned home
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Ontario loosens LTC restrictions as vaccination rates in homes rise
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets down
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RCMP investigating newspaper ads attacking teachers' unions
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Hamilton parents will continue to have the choice of having their children learn from home for at least the coming school year.
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Ontario reports 2,791 new cases of COVID-19, 25 more deaths, over 88,000 vaccinations
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Team’s draft position this spring will be determined on Wednesday evening
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Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce speaks with reporters at Queen's Park after announcing the provincial government will provide additional support for schools and students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What is required of us right now is a shift in focus from the boredom, anxiety and depression we might be experiencing to the “meaning” behind the sac
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First shots not expected to be complete until summer
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More than 360 Hamiltonians have died with the virus since the pandemic was declared last March
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Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi hosts virtual roundtable with about 20 small business owners detailing federal program help.
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The location on Main Street West had a “for lease” sign up in January.
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Devan Selvey was stabbed to death outside Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School in October 2019.
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Parents wanting to sell gently-used gear made in 2016 or later can fill out an online form to find out how much they can expect to earn on the sale.
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Ontario reports 2,791 new cases of COVID-19, 25 more deaths, over 88,000 vaccinations
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OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is urging Canadians to get COVID-19 vaccinations as soon as they can, one day after an advisory body said people might want to wait for “preferred” vaccines that aren’t connected with a risk of very rare blood clots.
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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to release 1st children's book
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RioCan REIT Q1 net income rises to $106.5M despite COVID-19 lockdowns
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets down
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Second team of Newfoundland and Labrador health-care workers en route to Ontario
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Canada's April vehicle sales up 254 per cent from last year's pandemic low
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Shine by Earth Kisses Sky — will be available from the Ontario Cannabis Store on May 12.
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Parents say federal subsidized childcare plan would fully change financial future