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Third COVID wave will lead to difficult weeks ahead for Ontario hospitals: OHA
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Hamilton Police have arrested and charged a man for the March 22 stabbing in Waterdown.
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Ontario is reporting another 2,336 COVID-19 cases and 14 more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Third COVID wave will lead to difficult weeks ahead for Ontario hospitals: OHA
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North American stock markets down in early trading, price of oil falls
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St. Joseph’s Healthcare infectious disease doctor Zain Chagla warns that outdoor dining needs proper airflow to protect against COVID-19
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Dr. Irene Cybulksy complained to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario that gender discrimination was behind her removal in 2016
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Vaccine rollout is excluding people with disabilities, Opinion, March 29
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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As COVID-19 ravaged long-term-care homes during the first wave of the pandemic, a new report finds residents got less access to doctors for treatment of chronic conditions and infections, such as heart failure, pneumonia and sepsis, than in normal times.
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Opponents of Hamilton city council’s plan to rezone a grassy municipal property near Fifty Point in Winona to allow a residential building up to 9 storeys high say they won’t give up without a fight.
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Police search continues in alleged kidnapping of woman from home in Brampton, Ont.
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No travelling during spring break — even within the province — urges Hamilton’s medical officer of health
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Behind every appeal to lock down longer — repeated over and over again like an incantation — is a hope and a prayer:
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Behind every appeal to lock down longer — repeated over and over again like an incantation — is a hope and a prayer:
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Residents 70-plus can book appointments, while 65 to 69-year-olds can sign up for waitlist
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So Ontario’s deferred spring break is supposed to arrive in two weeks, but it’s hard to plan two weeks ahead, these days. Monday, the premier himself said so. Doug Ford was asked what the government planned to do about spring break as COVID-19 cases rise and ICUs fill up and the variants go rollicking across the province, setting nasty fires.
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So Ontario’s deferred spring break is supposed to arrive in two weeks, but it’s hard to plan two weeks ahead, these days. Monday, the premier himself said so. Doug Ford was asked what the government planned to do about spring break as COVID-19 cases rise and ICUs fill up and the variants go rollicking across the province, setting nasty fires.
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The best vaccine, the experts have told us over and over, is the one you can get. They’re all safe and they’re all effective, they insist.
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Second-year medical students aren’t usually called upon to give vaccines, so when Tony Li got the chance to administer the COVID-19 shot at a clinic in Kingston, Ont., he leapt at the chance.
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Ontario’s chief medical officer issued a stark new warning for younger adults Monday about the danger of the more contagious COVID-19 variants, which drove the number of new cases 30 per cent higher in the last week.
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Stricter public health measures in two Ontario regions as vaccine push continues
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Comp. Bureau lays charges in alleged bid-rigging scheme at Toronto condo project
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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North American stock markets down in early trading to start the week
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Police say Quebec man, 89, is alleged murder victim of hospital doctor
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Timothy Brown, 54, is accused of killing his stepfather
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MPs set to scrutinize Rogers takeover of Shaw in virtual hearings
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Health minister monitoring hospital capacity as COVID-19 third wave hits Quebec
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Mississauga, Ont., man charged with murder in deadly Georgetown house fire
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Winona Point Joint Venture proposes a 624 residential units, as well as commercial space beside Winona Crossing Shopping Centre.