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Ontario COVID-19 vaccine pilot rollout continues at more sites today
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The number of COVID-19 patients in hospital intensive care units in Ontario was either 277 or 331 on Thursday, depending on who you ask.
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It’s a good idea in theory, but some Mountain resident fear the recently launched education campaign as part of the city’s Vison Zero Action Plan will do little to stop drivers speeding through their neighbourhoods if there is no enforcement to go with it.
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Spend on haircuts, home renos and restaurants to stimulate economy: CIBC economist
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Ontario COVID-19 vaccine pilot rollout continues at more sites today
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Two students tested positive for the virus.
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Quebec extends COVID-19 vaccines to those aged 65 and over in Montreal
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Ontario to blame if $11M in COVID relief aid embezzled, fired bureaucrat alleges
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Spend on haircuts, home renos and restaurants to stimulate economy: CIBC economist
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The Hagersville woman was last seen on Feb. 3 — but was only reported missing on March 8.
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Schools ordered to move learning online in Sudbury in response to COVID risk
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Ontario COVID-19 vaccine pilot rollout continues at more sites today
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Quebec extends COVID-19 vaccines to those aged 65 and over in Montreal
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Health Canada has issued a warning to shoppers after some 9,000 wood staining products have been recalled across the country.
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Opposition politicians are raising questions about the health of Tanzania’s COVID-19-denying president, as he has not been seen in public for more than a week and at least one official close to him has died recently.
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No working smoke alarms at fatal Toronto house fire, investigators say
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Motorists using Upper James in the south Mountain-Glanbrook area can expect delays starting next week.
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The Hamilton Antique Mall will close for two weeks as all staff members self-isolate.
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At least four Christmas-themed movies have filmed here since start of year
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Spend on haircuts, home renos and restaurants to stimulate economy: CIBC economist
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Ontario is reporting another 1,371 COVID-19 cases and 18 more deaths, according to its latest report released Friday morning.
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Ontario COVID-19 vaccine pilot rollout continues at more sites today
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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The pandemic has driven many brick-and-mortar businesses to go where their customers are: online, at the curbside, or at home through delivery. But sm
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NUVO Network offers three state-of-the-art studios, meeting rooms, five green screen rooms, a 7,500 sq. ft ballroom, and an 8,000 sq. ft atrium with natural lighting.
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Family of late St. George doctor selling artwork to honour friendship with renowned potter Steve Smith
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Public health data obtained by The Spectator reveals which country was the most-visited country by Hamiltonians who caught COVID
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The fridge, located on the city’s west Mountain, can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week
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Mohawk College expected to announce plans for September by the end of the month
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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It’s been a year since most of the city shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but most restaurants continued to operate when they were declared essential by the province.
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In mid-February, when stay-at-home orders were lifted for most of Ontario, the province described the move as a cautious transition back into a “strengthened” framework for controlling COVID-19. “We saw what happened before, and we don’t want it to happen again,” Premier Doug Ford said at the time.
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Jump in fast-spreading variant cases means ‘our behaviour over the next few weeks is critical in determining the quality of our summer’
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Costco has issued an "important recall notice" warning customers about a recall involving tables sold by the wholesale giant.
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A provincial pilot project allowing people aged 60-64 in some Ontario cities to get a COVID-19 vaccination quickly became a source of frustration Thursday over unclear rules and limited supply, leading to questions for the government at Queen’s Park.
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At this point, Ontario is down to one last big choice. The pandemic is into its cacophonous, exhausted final stretch. Variants and vaccines are still in a race, and the variants will win the short race, vaccines the long: it’s just not clear by how much, and the cost. We are close. This will end.
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All schools in the Sudbury area will be closed as of Monday — with students returning to virtual learning — and Thunder Bay is extending its school shutdown for at least two more weeks as COVID-19 numbers continue to rise in those regions.
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The theft of $11 million in pandemic relief aid was due to the Ontario government’s incompetence, not any “conspiracy,” insists the bureaucrat fired over the alleged fraud.
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Ontario’s progress in lowering COVID-19 has “stalled” and cases are up 15 per cent in a week with more people out and about as contagious variants take a deeper hold, says a leader of the science table advising Premier Doug Ford.
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Daylight saving time starts on Sunday and we know it will brighten your day for months to come. Turn your clocks forward to 3 a.m. at 2 a.m.
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After prolonged surge, active cases on the decline
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After almost a year spent confined in their rooms and distanced from loved ones as COVID-19 tore through long-term-care homes, residents are now longing for a taste of freedom.
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Opposition leaders demand Ford apologize for saying NDP legislator jumped vax line
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Peel Region mayors call for move to 'red' zone after being placed in 'grey'
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Canada, by all rights, should have been one of the best prepared countries when COVID-19 hit one year ago.
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Canada doesn’t have its own version of a “presidents’ club,” as the U.S. does for its former leaders.
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Ontario moving Sudbury health unit into lockdown after major spike in virus cases
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Quebec marks more than 10,500 lives lost to COVID-19 with commemoration