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Quebec ticket holder wins $27 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Let’s take the good news where we can get it.
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Ontario family doctors in some regions will start giving COVID-19 vaccinations today
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27 new variant cases screened positive.
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Being pregnant, giving birth and taking care of a newborn during a pandemic have been intense and emotional experiences for parents around the world.
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Quebec reports 789 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths as daily vaccinations reach new high
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Ontario family doctors in some regions will start giving COVID-19 vaccinations today
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The mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Harry Howell Arena has closed for the time being.
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Investigation underway following laser strikes on ORNGE air ambulances
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One coronavirus case in Ontario is all it took at the start of 2020 for anti-Asian racist attitudes to run rampant.
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Residents at 285 Melvin Ave. say they’ll resist their landlord’s call to vacate by the end of this month. Others are taking the same stand, knowing ma
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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On the run around the bay for 127 years
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Regina Haggo writes on Lyrics of the Land at the Earls Court Gallery
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No matter how it may feel, things won’t always be this way.
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As the sun reaches across the old hospital steps, the people of Longyearbyen, the world’s northernmost settlement, celebrate Solfestuka, an eight-day festival marking the end of the long polar night.
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Sonja Mally has been trying to finish the same book for a year.
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Number of students earning a diploma at Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board has been on an upward trend
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The latest includes the completion of a ‘smart’ blast furnace by Stelco, the only one in North America, according to the company.
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Furiosa first made headlines in 2015 when he was thrown from a moving vehicle in Burlington.
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Bill Gates tells us how ‘How to Avoid a Climate Disaster,’ writes Jay Robb
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The unlikely transformation of Crestone, Colorado tells us something about the draw of spiritual enlightenment — and the dark forces that linger never too far behind.
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Dr. Bonnie Henry's book offers insight into early days of the COVID-19 pandemic
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The province is set to ease capacity limits for weddings, funerals, and religious services, rites or ceremonies held in regions now in the “grey-zone,” effective Monday.
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Despite assurances from the Minister of Health that those initially left out of Ontario’s AstraZeneca pilot project through an age-range technicality would still be able to receive the vaccine, many people who should qualify are being denied their shots.
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Some residents are concerned that Hamilton seniors with accessibility concerns are being left behind as the city expands its vaccine rollout.
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York Region Public Health is set to open 19,000 new COVID-19 vaccine appointments across six clinic locations beginning March 15 at 8:30 a.m.
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Doug Ford’s stinging personal attack this week on Ontario’s best known Indigenous politician — for allegedly jumping the vaccine queue — crossed a line.
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Doug Ford’s stinging personal attack this week on Ontario’s best known Indigenous politician — for allegedly jumping the vaccine queue — crossed a line.
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Hamilton public health provided tips and direction for how to register for the vaccine when the province’s online registration portal goes live Monday
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg summoned to testify before Commons heritage committee
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Ford apologizes privately to Indigenous MPP over vax comment
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Toronto seniors born in 1941 or earlier can now start booking vaccine appointments at mass clinics through a central web portal, no matter what neighbourhood they live in.
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Peel Region orders all workers at Amazon warehouse in Brampton to self-isolate
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One new outbreak has been declared at Notre Dame House Youth Shelter, with one case in a staff member.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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When COVID-19 hit Ontario 12 months ago, something welcome but rather unexpected happened. Premier Doug Ford, who had spent his first year in office fighting with almost everybody, seemed to have had a personality transplant.
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Ontario COVID-19 vaccine pilot rollout continues at more sites today
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The survey, being conducted on behalf of researchers at Western University, is open to all residents and will run until the end of March.
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OTTAWA —With an anticipated spike of a million vaccine doses a week from Pfizer, and Friday’s promising results for another vaccine still under Health Canada review, the grim week marking the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic’s declaration closed on an optimistic note.
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“Not until they’re two.” This is the stock answer expectant parents of 2019 — myself included — gave, when friends and relatives asked us what we planned to do about “screen time.”
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Bill to change judicial appointments should bar partisanship: former chief justices
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Motorists and HSR buses can expect delays through the area
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Quebec extends COVID-19 vaccines to those aged 65 and over in Montreal
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Peel Public Health has ordered an Amazon warehouse in Brampton to cancel all shifts after more than 200 workers have tested positive in a COVID-19 outbreak.
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'Truly a shame': HuffPost Canada staff say site closure hurts underrepresented voices
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When it comes to keeping food on the table for Stoney Creek residents struggling to make ends meet, Ben Winter says one thing is clear — it couldn’t happen without the ongoing help from local businesses, big and small.
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After a year of COVID-19, most Ontarians are feeling more depressed and more upset than they were before the pandemic, a new poll suggests.
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NEC and city say former Town of Dundas exemption overrides official plan and Niagara Escarpment Plan