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Guests: Ray Lai, Markham Vaccinates co-organizer and Toronto Star reporter Olivia Bowden
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The federal government and Bell Canada are spending nearly $980,000 to expand internet connections to 360 households.
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Ontario says a COVID-19 field hospital is expected to take patients this month
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Robert Lee Ballard, 27, has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Michael Shawn Murray
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Canada's telecom regulator to issue wireless industry ruling Thursday afternoon
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Have you thought about the kind of care you would like to receive if you become incapacitated due to an accident or illness or at the end of your life?
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Council agrees to authorize bylaw officials to have provincial authority to enforce trespassing on conservation lands.
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Pandemic 'crashed' nursing home staffing; operators say 'crisis' has only grown
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Legault satisfied with AstraZeneca rollout despite reports of empty vaccine centres
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'Sicker and younger': Toronto ICU copes with pressure during third wave of pandemic
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The highway is closed westbound from Wilson Street and eastbound from Highway 52.
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Premier Doug Ford’s cabinet is debating a province-wide curfew and other restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19.
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Four new deaths were reported in the city, which reported at least 125 cases for the seventh straight day.
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Legault satisfied with AstraZeneca rollout despite reports of empty vaccine centres
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North American stock markets up in early trading, loonie climbs higher
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Ontario is reporting 4,736 new COVID-19 cases, a record-high daily COVID-19 case count, and 29 more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.
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Strategize when ordering meal kits for one, families, picky eaters and special diets
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Tolls on a pair of highways in Durham Region will be frozen for two more years.
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Ontario's school boards are set to receive $656.5 million in funding from the federal and provincial governments to help cover the cost of COVID-19-related infrastructure upgrades, officials from both levels of government announced on April 14.
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Most Black female entrepreneurs face barriers to financing: report
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Ontario says a COVID-19 field hospital is expected to take patients this month
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Since last spring, Peter Ormond estimates he’s cleaned up at least 1,000 garbage bags’ worth of litter across the city
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North American stock markets up in early trading, loonie climbs higher
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Eastbound 401 express temporarily closed after fatal accident near 400
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The price per square foot for Hamilton condos has fallen to $501, compared to February’s record of $535, which Strata.ca attributes to an increase in
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gritLIT, Hamilton’s very popular readers and writers festival, is completely online but it’s back to its four-day format after a scattered schedule la
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Ontario says a COVID-19 field hospital is expected to take patients this month
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The Killjoys and Teenage Head drummer spent time in the ICU due to COVID-related complications
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The announcement comes days before students currently on April break move to remote learning indefinitely.
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Funded by the provincial government, the program will run in a partnership between McMaster University and the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering.
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How the missing-person case of Laura Babcock was handled should have been a part of a report on how such cases are handled, writes Susan Clairmont.
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Burlington’s Kamila Telendibaeva was six months pregnant on March 27, 2006, and visiting family in Uzbekistan with her husband and children, when he w
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Care could be delayed for non-urgent patients with ICU beds at a premium
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Bylaw officers will be deputized to lay provincial charges in conservation areas swamped with trespassers and would-be waterfall climbers.
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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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Daniel Kochanska gets 12 years after Stouffville woman dies following overdose and police go undercover to investigate.
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Toronto area hospitals are redeploying hundreds of doctors, nurses and other health workers to care for critically ill COVID-19 patients — with one bringing in physicians from northern Ontario — to keep pace with the ongoing flood of patients with the virus.
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Canada's telecom regulator to issue wireless industry ruling Thursday afternoon
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Damage is extensive at a Stoney Creek seniors apartment building after a fire tore through the structure during the evening of April 14.
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Damage is extensive at a Stoney Creek seniors apartment building after a fire tore through the structure during the evening of April 14.
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Damage is extensive at a Stoney Creek seniors apartment building after a fire tore through the structure during the evening of April 14.
Bruce Arthur: We need vaccines. What we have instead is a vaccine rollout that seems utterly chaotic
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We need vaccines in Scarborough; we need vaccines in Peel. We need vaccines in the postal codes where nearly a third of Ontario lives, and vaccines for seniors, and vaccines for those with medical conditions. Everything is an emergency in this province now, and we need vaccines. It’s a problem.
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Hamilton fire chief says it is ‘very fortunate’ no one was hurt or killed in Wednesday evening blaze
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Fire call went out shortly before 7 p.m. and was upgraded with more responders shortly after
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10 emerging writers receive $50,000 Whiting Awards
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Owners of vacant church promised to bring ‘alternative’ redevelopment options to community even as a local affordable housing provider expresses inter
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The assault occurred in the area of King Street East and Holton Avenue between 1 and 3 a.m. on April 3
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A vaccine shortage is to blame for the fact that local clinics in some COVID-19 hot spots in the city have had to close, Toronto city officials said Wednesday.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers after some major recalls at well-known Canadian stores in the last week involving more than 90,000 items.
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Hospitalizations up as Quebec reports 1,559 COVID-19 cases, seven deaths