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Founded by a former graduate student and supported by neuroscience research at McMaster University, Zentrela Inc. is setting out to measure the effect
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Haudenosaunee Development Institute ‘dumbfounded,’ accusing the city of ‘deep betrayal’
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Despite court orders and jail time, nothing so far has stopped Nadire Atas from her “extraordinary campaigns of malicious harassment and defamation” w
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HWDSB trustees voted last week to recommend trustee Carole Paikin Miller resign.
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An explainer with the latest updates on COVID-19 vaccines and when you can expect to get one
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Students from St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School in Waterdown are programming irrigation systems to water houseplants.
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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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I’ve always been a night owl. The hours after midnight are the best time of day: all is quiet. A perfect time to get some writing done, or to catch up on some mindless TV, or to just unwind a bit.
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Head of Ryerson School of Journalism steps down amid calls to address racism
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Without a central booking system for COVID-19 vaccine appointments, Toronto hospitals have scrambled to ramp up their own clinics for those 80 and older, but the patchwork approach has left at least one of the city’s harder hit neighbourhoods without access.
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‘We’re in a race against time,’ said Ontario’s chief medical officer of health about slowing the COVID variants with vaccination.
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OTTAWA—Public health officials are confusing Canadians with different advice on delaying a second COVID-19 shot, which risks undermining confidence in vaccines, two health researchers told MPs Monday.
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OTTAWA—Pfizer Canada delivered a bleak view of Canada’s depleted vaccine manufacturing capacity Monday, saying the company recently rejected Ottawa’s pitch to even finish off the last step in the production here on Canadian soil.
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Bleeding cash, Ontario’s universities are begging for a $500 million cash infusion to stay alive during COVID-19.
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Bleeding cash, Ontario’s universities are begging for a $500 million cash infusion to stay alive during COVID-19.
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It doesn’t happen often (or ever) that the news makes you cry in a good way. But it happened for me Monday, when I read the following announcement from the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States:
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Laurentian Bank CEO says diversity targets part of financial package for bank leaders
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Toronto launches COVID vaccine-booking website until provincial system is ready
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Rockton Elementary School is reporting its first case of COVID-19.
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Company and realtor not revealing details of 50 Cootes Dr. offer
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Restrictions ease in many parts of Quebec as vaccination drive to ramp up
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Pandemic stay-at-home order lifts today in Toronto, Peel and North Bay
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Financials and industrials lead Toronto higher, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Public sector union challenges 7-Eleven’s plan to serve booze
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More sports books launching online casinos in the U.S.
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OTTAWA—Now that Canada has an expanding menu of COVID-19 vaccines, you’re probably hearing chatter about how this one is better and that one is worse.
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Ontario is relying on the honour system when it comes to people with underlying medical issues such as cancer and diabetes being able to get early COVID-19 vaccinations regardless of age, says Health Minister Christine Elliott.
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The province’s science table estimated vaccinations in long-term care prevented 2,079 COVID infections in Ontario residents as of Feb. 23.
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Zero cases of COVID-19 were detected among more than 180 asymptomatic tests conducted last week
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Public sector union challenges 7-Eleven’s plan to serve booze
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Torontonians aged 80 and over and others eligible in the first phase of vaccination can now book and pre-register for their first dose through a new portal.
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Workers would like the $4-an-hour pay increase given to them at the beginning of the pandemic to remain in place until the pandemic is no longer a fac
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Restrictions ease in many parts of Quebec as vaccination drive to ramp up
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Co-founders Yuri Kaplan and Daniel Lasek launched AdMass last spring, with an aim to make advertising with an influencer more affordable and accessibl
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GTA malls entering grey zone use staff at doors, tech to track capacity
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Area residents remain opposed to the development that will see six townhouses built on Church Street, near Wilson Street.
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Pandemic stay-at-home order lifts today in Toronto, Peel and North Bay
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Financials and industrials lead Toronto higher, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Flashbacks: Local history author updates 2000 book with “Locke Street South Revisited”
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The other day, while out for a walk in some mild weather, I spotted a small, pink vehicle about the size of a case of beer making its way down the sidewalk. It was, it turned out, a delivery robot, dropping off some food to someone in the neighbourhood. It even had a name — Geoffrey, according to its makers, Tiny Mile.
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Two years ago businessman Fred Bennink was appointed by the city to the Hamilton Police Services Board, prompting critics to denounce the choice who called for a more diverse candidate to fill the post.The Ancaster resident weathered the politica
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Financials and industrials lead Toronto higher, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Pandemic stay-at-home order lifts today in Toronto, Peel and North Bay
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Stock surges and setbacks for the week ending March 5
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The location of the Dundas Ravine Bash was revealed at the last moment.
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Three students at two Waterdown elementary schools tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend.
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Only 18 per cent of COVID-19 charges laid in Ontario since March last year had been dealt with by the justice system by the end of January, leaving hundreds of thousands of unpaid fines outstanding nearly a year into the pandemic.
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Dinner. No mask. Spectator readers share heartwarming photos and stories of their last ‘normal’ memories before a global pandemic shut down the world