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Carolyn King, former chief of Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, who developed the now much-celebrated Moccasin project which encourages communi
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Gary Smith: Richard Thomas left his Walton’s Mountain home to return to his New York Broadway roots
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Snow in some form is set to fall nearly everyday this coming week.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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'I'm making so little': Uber Eats couriers say new pay system dropped wages
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It was never going to be “happy Friday” with new unemployment numbers for January on deck, but there were plenty of signs it was going to at least be “silver-lining Friday.”
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Back to school, back to the balancing act between risk and reward — and the tradeoffs between infection and isolation.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Federal funding to help former GGs set up charitable foundations is discretionary
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Pauls jumped when she heard the Canadian version of ‘Family Feud’ was looking for candidates. She couldn’t be on, as it turns out, because she’s a pol
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Everybody loathes COVID-19, but there’s a silver lining: fewer potholes this winter.
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No winning ticket for Saturday's $12 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Grief persists for spouses of first responders, soldiers killed in line of duty
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After the dough is kneaded affectionately and spread out onto a large rectangular tray, the bakers at Montreal’s Le Pain Dans les Voiles bakery cover it with cream, bacon and caramelized onions, before sliding the whole thing into the oven.
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Mayor John Tory said Saturday he believes “it will be some time yet” before a larger scale reopening of Toronto is possible.
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The delays come as Canada Post deals with a large outbreak at its Mississauga sorting facility
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Canada nears 800,000 cases of COVID-19 as top doctor notes 'hopeful signs'
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Health Canada says baby foods safe after U.S. investigates levels of toxic metals
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Quebec nears 10,000 deaths as province reports 1,204 new COVID-19 cases
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Ontario reports 1,388 new cases of COVID-19, 45 new virus-related deaths
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Two new COVID deaths were recorded Saturday.
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After Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead was removed from a virtual meeting in September, it was discovered there was no appeal process.
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Ontario reports 1,388 new cases of COVID-19, 45 new virus-related deaths
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The Mohawk College student was last on the Stoney Creek campus on Feb. 2.
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The incident is under investigation by the Hamilton police marine unit.
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It was exactly the kind of audience city hall coveted in its quest to deliver an urgent pandemic message to Toronto’s Black community, disproportionately ravaged by COVID-19 infections and deaths.
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Carolyn King, former chief of Mississaugas of the Credit, who developed the now much-celebrated Moccasin project which encourages communities to mark
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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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Regina Haggo: Cora Brittan, James Gummerson, Ruben Zellermayer, E. Robert Ross, and cats
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Tracey and Dino Virgona are tired. Speaking over video chat, the sibling owners of west-end independent grocer Fiesta Farms are frank about the toll this year has taken on them.
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Ottawa should require banks to share race-related data on services: business groups
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Ed Canning: It will ultimately be up to the Ministry of Labour and the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal to decide, but ...
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The Desjardins Canal Bridge disaster that killed 59 in 1857 was one of the worst railway disasters in Canadian history
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OTTAWA—It could have been different. Brad Sorenson is convinced of that.
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No winning ticket for Friday's $30.8 million Lotto Max jackpot
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A Hamilton employment lawyer weighs in on what your employer is obligated to disclose — and not disclose — if you are exposed to COVID at work.
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Right now, vaccines are politics. Canada’s federal government is taking a beating over not having enough of them right now. The provinces are bleating about supply — some provinces, anyway — after letting their own COVID-19 epidemics spiral into danger zones. And the feds dipped into a fund that is at least half-aimed at supplying poorer nations with vaccines. And so, were painted as desperate.
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The construction union says it is still talking to the province about its pitch to resurrect a cancelled LRT line — maybe in two phases to ease the fi
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Trudeau ducks questions on allegations against former defence chief
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Restaurant and bar patios are set to move back into Toronto road lanes and sidewalks in May — a popular pandemic innovation that Mayor John Tory says should become a permanent seasonal fixture.
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It is too early to conclude that Justin Trudeau’s government has dropped the ball on vaccines so badly that it will not — as the prime minister keeps promising — stage an effective and timely comeback.
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Fearing COVID-19 variants, Quebec urges anyone with minor symptoms to get tested
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Ontario’s medical officers of health were not shown the province’s plan to reopen schools before it was announced to the public Wednesday, the St. Catharines Standard has learned, and what input they did provide was limited to a short consultation the day before.
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As restaurateurs, Steve and Olimpia Panella are anxiously awaiting the end of COVID-19 lockdowns and stay-at-home orders.
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St. Mike's sex assault trial set to continue today
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Mandatory COVID-19 tests at Pearson airport have found at least 32 cases of the virus, and Peel police have handed out $750 tickets to three international travellers who refused them as the federal government works to get quarantine hotels up and running.
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AstraZeneca approval could double the number of people vaccinated this spring
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Lawyer sues critics after backlash against his comments on women and race
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