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News of the clinic spread rapidly online, though public health never made it clear the clinic was intended to target any particular group.
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A non-renewed or suspended licence does not necessarily reflect doors being closed for good — this information is not captured in the city’s data — bu
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The five temporary hires will cost roughly $260,000 and add to a full-time contingent of 40 officers.
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After a rash of vehicle break-ins, Waterdown resident Steve Salama is trying to start a neighbourhood watch in the community.
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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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If you’ve spent any time on social media this week, you’ve come across scores of selfies from Gen X’ers — sleeves rolled up to their shoulders — receiving hand-clapping emojis and other kudos for getting their AstraZeneca jabs.
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Undercover work by police officers Karen Moffatt and her unidentified female partner led to the dismantling of an outlaw biker gang in Burlington.
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A new study looking at the prevalence of COVID-19 antibodies in blood donors finds that the risk of contracting the virus in Canada’s poorest neighbourhoods increased by over 400 per cent between the end of the first wave last year and January 2021.
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Pharmacist Kyro Maseh says coming in to work used feel like going to war. Every morning, he’d kiss his kids goodbye and hope he wouldn’t “bring death home” with him.
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ICU pressures mount as COVID fells younger people; Ottawa mulls India travel ban
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Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson opposes decision to hold judicial inquiry, calling rising costs "ridiculous."
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At least 27 units at 110 Stoney Brook Dr. remain inaccessible after an evening blaze on April 14 left a portion of the three-storey structure stripped
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The damning tale of paid sick days in Ontario — on again, off again, maybe back again (we’ll soon see) — tells a twisted story of unhealthy politics.
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The damning tale of paid sick days in Ontario — on again, off again, maybe back again (we’ll soon see) — tells a twisted story of unhealthy politics.
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Ontario spends a lot of time complaining about vaccine supply. When Premier Doug Ford was hiding after Friday’s restrictions debacle, before it was revealed he had been exposed to a COVID case, his staff posted a picture of him staring intently at a laptop and said he was calling places like the European Union for vaccines. Canada, of course, has delivered more first doses of vaccines than any EU country but Hungary, which took Chinese vaccines. Maybe when you are still learning to work a laptop, mistakes are made.
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Ontario spends a lot of time complaining about vaccine supply. When Premier Doug Ford was hiding after Friday’s restrictions debacle, before it was revealed he had been exposed to a COVID case, his staff posted a picture of him staring intently at a laptop and said he was calling places like the European Union for vaccines. Canada, of course, has delivered more first doses of vaccines than any EU country but Hungary, which took Chinese vaccines. Maybe when you are still learning to work a laptop, mistakes are made.
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But local public health officials have no immediate plans to order businesses to close amid outbreaks
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Toronto is nearing two very different COVID-19 milestones — 3,000 deaths suffered, and one million vaccine doses administered.
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More than 700 Quebecers in hospital with COVID-19 as province reports 1,217 new cases
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Freeland's optimism about OECD tax deal on digital services 'has increased a lot'
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Many outdoor amenities in local parks were ordered shut by the provincial government in its latest attempt to reduce the rapid spread of COVID-19 across Ontario, but local health experts believe more of them should actually be left open.
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With the province plunged in what has been called one of the strictest lockdowns in North America, Ontario health officials are holding up Thunder Bay as an example for what is possible.
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Telecom sector lifts S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets pull back
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Mike Stewart has been busy making it sound even better at FirstOntario Concert Hall, writes Leonard Turnevicius.
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Ontario reports 4,212 new cases of COVID, 32 deaths, and over 136,000 vaccinations
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Freeland's optimism about OECD tax deal on digital services 'has increased a lot'
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Ontario is on track to receive nearly eight million doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine by the beginning of July, according to a forecasting schedule from the federal government.
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Peak of the third wave still forecasted to be 10 days away, as cases continue to climb
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Suspect charged in fire that killed three people in Sudbury, Ont.
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Amica at Stoney Creek residents sprung into action earlier this month to help Stoney Brook Manor apartment tenants displaced by an April 14 fire.
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One councillor called the ballooning inquiry price tag a ‘disaster.’ But others argue that’s the cost of transparency to satisfy residents infuriated
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There have been more pregnant women sick with COVID-19 in Ontario’s intensive care units in April than at any point in the pandemic, according to obstetricians who are calling on the provincial government to prioritize expectant mothers for vaccination.
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His government under siege for its pandemic response, Premier Doug Ford is in seclusion at his late mother’s home after an aide tested positive for COVID-19.
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Rogers Q1 adjusted earnings, revenue up 3% from year ago
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Ontario's Superior Court of Justice to defer cases due to pandemic
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Adam Strong's sentencing hearing adjourned due to pandemic
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More than 700 Quebecers in hospital with COVID-19 as province reports 1,217 new cases
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Telecom sector lifts S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets pull back
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Ontario is reporting another 4,212 COVID-19 cases and 32 more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Ontario reports 4,212 new cases of COVID, 32 deaths, and over 136,000 vaccinations
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A popular Hawaiian sushi eatery on Concession Street has closed.
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'Trade Wars Are Class Wars' wins $15K Lionel Gelber Prize for books on global affairs
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The engineering faculty’s yearly capstone project expo featured more than 200 student projects.
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Premier Doug Ford’s resistance to guaranteeing paid sick days to workers impacted by COVID-19 is one reason for the “stressful, disturbing” virus spread, Toronto Mayor John Tory said Wednesday.
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Telecom sector lifts S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets pull back
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Police seeking information after art stolen from midtown Toronto gallery
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Police have closed a stretch of Barton Street East near Sherman Avenue North on Wednesday morning as they deal with barricaded person
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Rogers Q1 adjusted earnings, revenue up 3% from year ago
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Former west Mountain resident set up program that has spread across globe