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Toronto Public Health reports new record-high for daily overdose calls
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Minimal damage outside buildings on Augusta, Charles streets
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One of Canada’s largest RESP providers is giving a gift of $100 to more than 15,000 post-secondary students in Canada, including 103 in Hamilton.
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A package of a white powder substance that split open in a Stoney Creek Canada Post depot was investigated by Hamilton police and fire.
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Brampton man charged with first-degree murder of mother: police
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COVID-19 variant linked to care home in Waterloo, Ont., officials expect more cases
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Tougher travel restrictions set to begin Feb. 3, requires international passengers to quarantine in a hotel.
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Quebec provincial police investigating after two die in house fire in Joliette
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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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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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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The great urban exodus is on, or so it seems as thoughtful stories emerge revealing the reasons some people have left Toronto during the pandemic.
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Respondus’ software accesses webcams to flag suspicious activity like sudden movements or noises
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Payette resignation shines light on generous pension, expense account for former GGs
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Public health teamed up with Lynwood Charlton Centre to build resource for children, teens and families amid pandemic
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For weeks, Ciara Blair has watched the endless stream of COVID-19 patients flowing into the intensive care unit with mounting fear.
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $6 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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The issue of whether to wear a face mask to protect against COVID-19 has come a long way since the virus first took hold in Toronto in March.
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66 new cases reported by the city
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To enforce COVID-19 restrictions, the City of Hamilton is employing after-hours security at its four outdoor skating rinks — including the Waterdown ice loop in Memorial Park.
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Author Lynda Simmons is asking for stories of the pandemic for book called “Writing the Rollercoaster,” Jeff Mahoney writes.
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The list of what we don’t know ranges from who has been vaccinated to how many have actually recovered from COVID to information about who has died.
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Michael Allgoewer’s Building Cultural Legacies pop-up show at the You Me Gallery, writes Regina Haggo
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RPN says staffing was a problem from the outset and believes the home’s operator should have stepped in sooner
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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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We are in the depths of it right now. The COVID-19 pandemic has uprooted and locked down our lives. But as a vaccination effort continues across Canada, there is hope that, in the months ahead, things will get better, and that eventually we will emerge from this crisis. With an eye to that light at the end of our tunnel, the Star’s new series — The Long Road Back — looks at different parts of our world, our society and our lives, and considers how they may emerge from this ordeal forever changed.
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Ramp up Canadian vaccine manufacturing, says COVID-19 task force health adviser
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Terror list a 'problematic' way to fight white supremacists, civil society groups say
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If Canadians will not be vaccinated until fall — some say it may be even later — we will have to live in a different way. Life is large. It means economic life, social life, personal life, coffee shop life, outdoor life, a quiet life, a public life.
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It’s unclear if the workers connected to the outbreak interact with patients at the hospital
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New build will accommodate students from St. Patrick and St. Brigid Catholic elementary schools
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Johnson & Johnson says COVID-19 vaccine 85 per cent effective against severe illness
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So, vacation’s over. That isn’t fair, of course: it’s not like Canada’s governments have been taking actual vacations, other than the occasional individual jaunt to St. Barts. So many public servants have been working very hard for a very long time, in one crisis of a lifetime. It’s appreciated.
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So, vacation’s over. That isn’t fair, of course: it’s not like Canada’s governments have been taking actual vacations, other than the occasional individual jaunt to St. Barts. So many public servants have been working very hard for a very long time, in one crisis of a lifetime. It’s appreciated.
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Trudeau announces suspended flights, mandatory 3-day hotel quarantine for travellers
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Ontario reports 1,837 new cases of COVID-19, 58 more deaths, and 10,215 vaccinations
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Trial resumes for teen accused of sexually assaulting 2 students at St. Mike's
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Amid concerns racialized students are disproportionately targeted, Hamilton’s public school board is asking the province to consider replacing police liaison programs in Ontario schools with alternative supports.
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North American stock markets tumble in early trading, loonie climbs
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Toronto paramedics attended more calls for people who died of suspected opioid overdoses last month than ever before, the city’s public health unit said Friday.
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$11M senior Ontario employee allegedly took in COVID fraud not recovered, Crown says
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Business Books: ‘If front line workers left their posts to join senior executives on the beach, we’d all be in serious trouble’
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Ontario will begin mandatory COVID-19 testing of incoming international passengers at Pearson airport on Monday at noon and issue $750 tickets to any travellers who refuse under a new plan to slow the spread of more contagious variants.
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Wealthsimple adds 'risky' label to GameStop, BlackBerry stocks amid investor frenzy
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Hudson's Bay permanently laying off more than 600 workers across Canada
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TORONTO - Hudson’s Bay Co. is permanently laying off more than 600 workers across Canada amid ongoing store closures due to COVID-19 lockdowns.
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Quebec reports 1,295 new COVID-19 cases and says has used most of its vaccine stock
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Special syringes shouldn't overshadow other vaccination tools, pharmacy prof says
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A new well and treatment plant was commissioned in June