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The Employment Standards Act has been amended so employees can take an emergency leave if they can’t perform their duties for various reasons related
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Feeling exhausted? Are all the days blurring together, like you’re stuck in ‘Groundhog Day?’
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Whatever you have learned in the last year of the pandemic, the most important lesson is that it’s not Doug Ford’s fault. Oh, you might think it is, if only because he is the head of a government that loosened restrictions while being warned about a third wave that subsequently occurred. But the premier of Ontario has a clear message: it was the foreigners, and the feds, and there was clearly nothing more Doug Ford could have done.
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On Thursday, Norfolk County OPP charged eight people for flouting lockdown restrictions at a Simcoe anti-lockdown protest.
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Complaint sparked by violence during 2019 celebration in Gage Park
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Canada is poised to pull supplies from its COVID-19 stockpiles and ship them to India to help that country cope with the ravages of a severe outbreak.
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Ford asks to suspend arrival of international students, Trudeau says
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The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health was forced to close its pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinic — the only one in Toronto to prioritize people with a mental illness diagnosis and those with developmental disabilities — after it stopped receiving doses from the Unity Health hospital network.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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One more person has died from the virus.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, loonie continues to edge higher
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Hamilton public health confirmed that it expects to be able to expand vaccine eligibility in the week of May 3, following the province’s accelerated t
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Ford asks to suspend arrival of international students, Trudeau says
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Ontario freezes college, university tuition fees for residents for second year
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Special Investigations Unit charges former police officer with sexual assault
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A stretch of Highway 8 in Stoney Creek is poised to get a third pot shop within a kilometre and neighbours of the newest applicant aren’t happy about it.
Ombudsman advises city to review training after ‘improperly’ closed Hamilton LGBTQ committee meeting
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Chair laments there wasn’t ‘more clarity’ at the time of the October discussion.
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Swim club hopes leaking roof, inside repairs will be completed by September
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Domestic: 7U.S.A.: 0Overseas: 71 vessel handled bulk material related to the steel industry4 vessels handled petroleum product3 vessels handled agricultural product2 vessels handled fertilizer cargo1 vessel handled ag
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The message appeared on a Facebook page dedicated to anti-lockdown sentiments
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Police believe David Anderson was the victim of a robbery.
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Lanaya Owen was beaming.
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Residents question City, McMaster proposal
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Ford asks to suspend arrival of international students, Trudeau says
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May 1 is recognized as Physicians' Day in Canada. At a time when health-care workers in Ontario are working beyond their limits to fight the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, six doctors take a moment to reflect on what the past year has meant to them.
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Former teaching assistant charged with sexual exploitation
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Contract for work required “wildlife rescue” prior to moving ahead
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Hamilton’s public school board faces having to cut about $2 million in spending on supports for special education students this September as COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on enrolment.
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OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Ottawa will address a surprise request by Ontario Premier Doug Ford to suspend the arrival of international students into the province.
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This is what we’re left with now, after all this time, the questions: How did it end and where did it go? Once there was a world of vigour and plenty, alive with the things we count on to make life real. But then there was a rift and a breaking and in a moment, or a million years, all of it was gone. So we study what remains. We seek out shards. We solve what mysteries we can with imperfect clues. From parts, we recreate the shattered whole.
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The feeling crept up on him midway through January, around the time the second wave of COVID-19 hit its peak and even harsher lockdown measures ensued. It felt like a mix of fatigue and identity crisis. Not quite depression, but something more than endless boredom.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is holding a virtual press conference to update the province's response to the COVID-19 pandemic at noon today.
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The city will try to play catch-up after an invasive beetle forced the emergency axing of 25,000 municipal ash trees over nearly a decade.
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Ontario long-term care COVID-19 commission to deliver final report to province
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Toronto Public Health has ordered the partial closure of three more businesses due to COVID-19 outbreaks.
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Restaurant Brands reports Q1 profit and sales up from year ago, beats expectations
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The retirement facility is projected to be completed in late 2024.
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In Ontario, there are currently four variants of SARS-CoV-2 circulating in the population – the newest being the "double mutant" or B.1.617 variant, which is said to have originated from India.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, loonie continues to edge higher
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Restaurant Brands reports Q1 profit and sales up from year ago, beats expectations
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Strong winds will toss loose objects and may cause some tree branches to break. Isolated power outages are also possible, said the weather statement.
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In the fallout of Brandon’s death, Walli and his family have been working to raise awareness surrounding the dangers of distracted driving and walking
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Mary Francis Moore, now associate director of The Charlottetown Festival, has been named the new artistic director of Hamilton’s Theatre Aquarius. She
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Some 5,000 ‘welcome bags’ delivered to Norfolk County farms
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Refugees, immigrants and other recent newcomers to Ontario are being vaccinated for COVID-19 at much lower rates than Canadian-born or long-term residents, new data shows.
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A COVID-19 vaccination site at a gated Clarington adult community raised concerns among the residents there.
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People with disabilities living in congregate care are still waiting for vaccines while several homes in the city are in outbreak
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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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Security guard Chris Sokoloski spent hours trying to book a daytime vaccine appointment at four different pharmacies this week. Unsuccessful, frustrated and worried about the high COVID-19 case counts in Peel, he turned to the recently launched overnight clinics, lining up outside a Mississauga Shoppers Drug Mart at 1:15 a.m. Thursday. An hour later, he was vaccinated.
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A southwestern Ontario golf course has been charged after it opened up for business illegally, despite provincial COVID-19 stay-at-home orders.