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The list of fireable offences has grown thanks to COVID-19
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With the recent snow dump you may be wondering where to get some outdoor sledding action
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Gretzky memorabilia among items from museum in Niagara Falls, Ont., up for auction
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CMHC: Retail, construction and services workers have high share of mortgage deferrals
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Former Liberal finance minister Bill Morneau drops out of OECD campaign
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Quebec reports 1,166 new cases of COVID-19 and 57 more deaths linked to virus
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Manitoba man to enter plea next month on charges stemming from Rideau Hall incident
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board education director Manny Figueiredo is vowing to present a plan to trustees this spring on how to implement all 11 recommendations of an expert panel struck to address student bullying.
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"This is not a limit on free speech," said City Clerk Andrea Holland.
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Boy, 11, and girl, 4, were pulled from knee-deep water in Grindstone Creek
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Thin ice together with open areas of water on Cootes Paradise Marsh make the area dangerous for recreation at this time
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower, U.S. stock markets rise in early trading
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Ontario is reporting another 1,740 COVID-19 cases and 63 more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Ontario reports 1,740 new cases of COVID-19, 63 deaths
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Giller winner Souvankham Thammavongsa among book critics awards finalists
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The province passed the COVID-19 Emergency Recovery Act 2020 last March that allowed municipalities to hold virtual meetings.
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The province passed the COVID-19 Emergency Recovery Act 2020 last March that allowed municipalities to hold virtual meetings.
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New, used vehicle demand surges amid pandemic lockdowns
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower, U.S. stock markets rise in early trading
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Ernie Schramayr: Justus wasn’t about to let the pandemic dull his goals
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Outside her mom’s Aurora retirement home room during last spring’s first COVID-19 pandemic wave, Kerri Thompson would stand with cellphone in hand, gesturing through the window as she tried in vain to get her mother to answer her ringing phone inside.
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Online learning poses additional challenges for many students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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On the Friday before the Thanksgiving long weekend, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau encouraged Canadians to support their local food bank in a photo op at a Metro grocery store in Ottawa.
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Shari-Ann Selvey wants to see the report recommendations adopted by school boards across Canada.
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Steven Snively and Christopher Marchant accused of failing to provide the necessaries of life
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The city is exploring new security for much-abused automated speed enforcement units that have so far ticketed 20,000-plus speeders on Hamilton street
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Public health doesn’t know how many are left to vaccinate in long-term care and high-risk retirement homes in Hamilton
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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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Ontario is sitting on $6.4 billion in unspent emergency COVID-19 funding as the pandemic rages, according to a new economic analysis, which shows that Ottawa is paying for the bulk of the relief effort.
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Five big lessons experts say Canada should learn from COVID-19
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Provinces sitting on millions in unspent federal pandemic spending, report says
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MP Sangha expelled from caucus after baseless accusations against fellow Liberals
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Clad in winter jackets against the northern winter weather, the couple disembarked the small chartered plane and assured the airport manager they would only be there temporarily while they waited out the weather.
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Self-taught artist Maggie Smith of Waterford spreads joy, one canvas at a time
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Numbers coming down but restrictions still needed to keep fast-spreading COVID variant at bay
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As Maplehurst Correctional Complex continues to battle the worst COVID-19 jail outbreak so far in the province with 130 active cases, advocates are calling for clarity from the province around when prisoners and correctional officers will be vaccinated.
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We cannot afford to refuse workers minimal sick pay.
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We cannot afford to refuse workers minimal sick pay.
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The race is on to determine how widely a new variant of the COVID-19 virus is spreading after 10 cases were confirmed in Toronto and it swept through a long-term-care home in Barrie, infecting nearly every resident and killing more than 40 people.
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Hamilton Public Health is reporting eight cases of COVID-19 at Alexander Place.
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Great Canadian Gaming chief executive Rod Baker resigns from company
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There was no ‘clawback’ of COVID-19 pandemic rent relief, city solicitor tells councillors
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It’s a beautiful mid-winter day, the sun shining on crisp white snow, and Sharron Cooke would like nothing more than to breathe in the fresh air.
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Parliament set to resume with focus on COVID-19 vaccines, supports
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Quebec reports 1,203 new infections, 43 deaths and another drop in hospitalizations
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Ontario public health units beef up infection control as U.K. variant spreads
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Freeland hints at potential hotel quarantines for returning travellers
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Ontario business owners are eagerly looking for the light at the end of the lockdown tunnel as COVID-19 cases steadily drop each day — but public health experts say we’ve got a long road ahead before the province can safely open its doors again.
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Schools to reopen today in seven public health units across southern Ontario