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Future of polluted Bay Street North property once eyed for condo development remains hazy
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Police are tweeting for drivers to use caution Wednesday morning and that the weather is making for slick driving conditions.
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The trendy neighbourhood is becoming a hot spot for street food
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Waterdown Collision has been recognized by the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce with the 2020 Outstanding Business Achievement (OBA) Community Service Award.
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It will take as long as two weeks for investigators to determine what exactly caused the blast — and whether it will warrant any criminal- or fire-rel
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Details are still pending for local businesses interested in hosting COVID vaccine clinics while essential workers continue to bear the brunt of cases
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Danko receives support for two-bedroom cap amid concern over ‘unscrupulous property owners’
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Dawson Farr to learn verdict in manslaughter case May 17
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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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As Toronto and Peel invoked measures Tuesday mandating businesses with COVID-19 outbreaks to close, the daughter of one Brampton factory worker who died from the virus says this action is too little, too late.
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Last week, the province of Ontario tried and failed to close playgrounds, an effort that beyond making parents lose their goddamn minds, achieved absolutely nothing.
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Peel Region to order temporary closure of businesses with recent COVID-19 outbreaks
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford tests negative after staff member tests positive for COVID
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Premier Doug Ford is isolating at home in Toronto after an aide tested positive for COVID-19.
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New, young small businesses left out of federal budget want more aid: CFIB
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Health Canada has issued warnings to shoppers due to some serious safety issues regarding products sold at Urban Barn, Giant Tiger and Home Hardware, while some injuries have also triggered a recall from big-box giant Costco.
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You have to hand it to Ontario’s government: after months of stubborn inaction, after a year spent exposing the most vulnerable in society to danger, after weeks of panic leading nowhere, and after more or less letting the hospitals drown, they might not hesitate. It might take Toronto and Peel doing something first; in fact, it often has.
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You have to hand it to Ontario’s government: after months of stubborn inaction, after a year spent exposing the most vulnerable in society to danger, after weeks of panic leading nowhere, and after more or less letting the hospitals drown, they might not hesitate. It might take Toronto and Peel doing something first; in fact, it often has.
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CP NewsAlert: Ontario Hockey League cancels 2020-21 season
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Quebec reports 1,136 new COVID-19 cases, 17 deaths and rise in hospitalizations
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The owner of the Concession Street tattoo shop says he has ‘no choice’ but to operate despite lockdown
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Federal budget fails to support needed pension reform, retiree group says
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Under the provincial restrictions government funded projects are allowed to continue during lockdown.
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Police investigating "physical confrontation" between officer and youth at skate park
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Mohawk College and Hamilton’s public health department have confirmed another case of the coronavirus at the college’s Centre for Aviation Technology at John C. Munro-Hamilton International Airport.
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Meal kits can reduce the stress of meal planning/shopping and introduce people to healthy, blissful cooking in their kitchen, writes Diane Galambos.
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Federal budget fails to support needed pension reform, retiree group says
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A 45-year-old faces nine charges
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Toronto and Peel Regions have both announced they will be closing workplaces with five or more positive COVID-19 cases.
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Peel Region to order temporary closure of businesses with recent COVID-19 outbreaks
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Ontario is signalling it’s ready to bring in a paid sick day program after months of pressure from public health experts who say it will keep people from going to work ill and spreading COVID-19.
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Eastern Ontario doctor charged with murder set to appear in court
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Judge to rule on video admissibility in St. Mike's sex assault case as trial resumes
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Ontario’s Science Table has outlined its own recommended public health measures to curb the third wave, including paid sick days and speeding up vaccination for essential workers, but not clamping down on outdoor activities.
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Quebec reports 1,136 new COVID-19 cases, 17 deaths and rise in hospitalizations
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A field hospital is set to open next month in a Wellington Street North parking lot across from Hamilton General that can take as many as 80 patients. It will be run by HHS but used to ease the pressure on hospitals across the province.The HHS-run
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Toronto Public Health will shut workplaces with five or more confirmed COVID-19 cases, the unit announced on Tuesday.
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Peel Region to order temporary closure of businesses with recent COVID-19 outbreaks
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N.S. fees for COVID-19 jail data more than 20 times higher than Ontario: researcher
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Peel Region to order temporary closure of businesses with recent COVID-19 outbreaks
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It’s unclear if the low number of daily new cases is the result of an error or lag
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The number of COVID-19 patients in Ontario hospitals and ICUs has increased nearly 112 per cent since the beginning of April.
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The fallout from the Hamilton public school board’s recent racism scandal lurked in the background as trustees selected new names for a renovated Stoney Creek school and one being built to replace Glen Echo and Glen Brae in east Hamilton.
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Despite the COVID-19 benefits ending in September 2020, Tassi says Liberals could adapt to changing nature of the pandemic.
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The clinics will be held this Saturday and Sunday at FirstOntario Place. Appointments are required.
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An international student at McMaster University has also tested positive for the virus.
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Ontario’s auditor general will review the province’s vaccine rollout, including how hotspot postal codes were selected.