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Toronto Public Health reports first COVID-19 variant case in homeless shelter
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Public health reported multiple new COVID-19 deaths Saturday, including some related to ongoing outbreaks
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Ontario reports 1,300 new cases of COVID-19, 19 associated deaths
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Health-care workers outside of seniors’ homes have received the most vaccine but no details are available on where they work or what jobs they do
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Things were looking up. And down on June 11, 1892
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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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In mid-pandemic, our government can’t catch a break over March break.
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Florence Lawrence was one of the biggest stars of the silent movie era
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The crime drama ‘In the Dark’ filmed at Jetport and the great Christopher Plummer filmed here twice
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Canada’s first telephone transmission between more than two telephones was literally a chess game
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Regina Haggo: Ancient Roman artists churned out paintings and small sculptures of couples of all persuasions kissing. But when the Romans declined, so
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Province has ordered dredging of the sewage-laced creek bottom by the end of October, but the city it cannot meet that deadline.
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Almost 100 nominees are being highlighted this year at virtual awards gala
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Urbanites are fleeing locked-down cities. Office towers are deserted, with the highest vacancy rates since the financial crisis. Downtown-condo investors face plunging rents and property values. None of this worries Michael Cooper, CEO of Dream Office REIT, the developer behind the Distillery District and numerous downtown office towers.
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No winning ticket for Fridays $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
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The incident occurred in 2018 on Upper Centennial Parkway near Rymal Road East, where a 6.7-kilometre sanitary sewer line was being installed
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Move allows for Argyle, McKenzie to be repaired
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As Toronto and Peel Region students prepare to return to bricks-and-mortar classrooms Tuesday, some parents may wonder if any new measures are being taken to keep their kids virus-free.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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North American markets waver in early trading, loonie slips
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Marinos Thoma says he’s fortunate to be good at saving money because COVID-19 helped make the past year “the roughest patch in my life.”
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Ontario to provide gradual reopening update today, more info on regional restrictions
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Made a bundle from GameStop? Time to think about how it will affect your taxes
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'Tone deaf' photo from defence chief is a reminder that 'talk is cheap': experts
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Police say Jahval Williams-Pownall is considered armed and dangerous
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Microsoft is taking the side of news publishers who are locked in a battle with Google and Facebook, stating on Thursday that the company would support a Canadian effort to make big tech pay for news.
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Tests at Bishop Ryan and Orchard Park are open to asymptomatic staff and students
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"The likelihood of having enough people vaccinated by September, I wouldn't put at a very high level," said Eisenberger.
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"The likelihood of having enough people vaccinated by September, I wouldn't put at a very high level," said Eisenberger.
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Valentine’s Day is like the Super Bowl for restaurants.
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Montreal surpasses 100,000 COVID-19 cases as hospitalizations continue to drop
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The union is also calling on the board to publicly name all involved.
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Another 27 regional health units in Ontario are moving to lower levels of COVID-19 restrictions — including Durham Region, Halton Region and Hamilton — as Toronto, Peel Region and York Region remain under stay-at-home orders until at least Feb. 22.
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Just the Niagara region is moving into lockdown.
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The investigations were being conducted into people connected to the Department of Psychology, Neuroscience and Behaviour.
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Ontario to provide gradual reopening update today, more info on regional restrictions
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Conservative election campaign ads violated copyright, CBC says
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The safety measures were prompted after 11-year-old Jude Strickland was struck by a vehicle Dec. 1 on Upper Gage Avenue.
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The safety measures were prompted after 11-year-old Jude Strickland was struck by a vehicle Dec. 1 on Upper Gage Ave.
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Jay Robb: Get to the Point! Sharpen Your Message and Make Your Words Matter by Joel Schwartzberg
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Jay Robb: Get to the Point! Sharpen Your Message and Make Your Words Matter by Joel Schwartzberg
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Not clear if new details can be revealed by Integrity Commissioner
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14-year-old Toronto girl in critical condition after early-morning shooting
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The federal government has announced the start date of a mandatory hotel quarantine for air travellers entering into Canada.
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Canada’s new international travel quarantine requirements will come into effect starting Feb. 22, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday.
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The video, posted to Twitter Thursday, had been viewed more than 2,400 times by Friday morning.
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OTTAWA—Canada is now on pace to get all of the approved COVID-19 vaccines it has purchased — 84 million doses — over the next seven months, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday, bolstering his claim that everyone in this country who wants a shot will be able to get one by the end of September.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Stricter border controls for travellers to begin Feb. 22
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Hamilton’s community paramedics may soon be making home visits to residents as they wait for long-term care through recent funding from the province
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North American markets waver in early trading, loonie slips