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When over-the-counter medication failed to quell a sudden and intense allergic reaction, the Toronto senior turned to her computer in search of a remedy.
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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 Denmark, elderly residents are cared for in their homes for as long as possible before moving to a nursing home, where they live in their own units, complete with kitchenette, washroom, living room and bedroom.
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As of Jan. 13, at least 8,883 people in Ontario — who could have protected themselves by collecting a paycheque at home — have caught the virus at work. And yet we still don’t have a robust sick-leave program.
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The Ford government is placing workers in the line of fire at its own peril
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Canada's spy-catching system caused delay, angst in Delisle case: former FBI official
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No winning ticket for $5 million jackpot in Saturday night's Lotto 649 draw
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Toronto police have arrested three participants in two separate anti-lockdown protests downtown Saturday afternoon, the same day the province saw 3,056 new COVID-19 cases and a record number of 420 patients in intensive care units.
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Auto sector sees hope in tentative GM deal to spend $1B on electric vehicle plant
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A staff member at Sir Allan MacNab on the west Mountain has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Five shootings took place between Dec. 21 and Dec. 25
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Active cases in the city dropped to 882 Saturday
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30-year-old driver died at the scene, OPP say
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A preliminary tax increase of 2.5 per cent is before councillors, as they seek further savings to help residents.
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Ontario is one month into the COVID-19 vaccination rollout and releasing plans for who will get vaccinated next, based on specific criteria.
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The Hamilton police officer was last on shift on Jan. 12. All “close contacts” have been notified.
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Health professionals who work in community settings say they have been forgotten in Ontario’s vaccine strategy when it comes to both giving and getting inoculations against COVID-19.
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Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning shoppers about a Farm Boy product that has been recalled over serious allergy concerns.
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Nine years ago, Rob built an arbour at the side of his Beach Boulevard home, specifically to put birdhouses on it.
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Parkview neighbourhood residents say metal recycling explosions are keeping them awake and cracking their walls. The booming blasts have spurred an en
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8 a.m.: Mexico posted a record spike in coronavirus cases on Friday, with 21,366 newly confirmed infections, about double the daily rate of increase just a week ago. The country also recorded 1,106 more deaths.
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Timothy Juhlke denies posting the messages and says he was hacked
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Hospitals in Greater Toronto are transferring critically ill patients further and further away and in ever greater numbers to cope with the ongoing crush of COVID-19 patients needing intensive care.
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They’re on the front-line of the COVID-19 pandemic, among the most at risk, and one of the first priorities for the rollout of the vaccine.
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It’s the simplest, most complicated thing, isn’t it?
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Regina Haggo: Unable to leave her apartment, Anita Weitzman is channeling her energy into a Pandemic Survival series
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Businesses that opened shortly after the first lockdown measures are largely ineligible for government relief programs
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Forty-four public schools and 45 Catholic schools remain open for students with special needs — and their teachers — amid a provincewide stay-at-home
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Since the beginning of the pandemic, Dr. Samir Sinha dreamed of the day a safe vaccine would be available.
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GM Canada announces tentative deal for $1 billion electric vehicle plant in Ontario
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Charles Barkley may be the latest sports figure to argue professional athletes deserve early access to the COVID-19 vaccine, but he wasn’t the first.
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Hundreds of personal support workers on the front lines of COVID-19 outbreaks in Ontario have yet to receive the $3-an-hour temporary wage increase the provincial government promised in October, the Star has learned.
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Council's ability to cut budget increase to two per cent would mean a dip in service levels, says city's general manager of finance Mike Zegarac
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NewsAlert: Pfizer cutting back vaccine deliveries to Canada due to production issues
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Three lifelong Tories are in a fight to the political death with Doug Ford over COVID-19.
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One ethics expert calls the province’s messaging a ‘red herring’ perhaps meant to distract the public from vaccine rollout failures.
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New COVID-19 death reported as vaccine rollout reaches Dunnville, Port Dover
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Good for Doug Ford. Faced with someone from his own party spreading pandemic misinformation like a dog with a bowel issue across a carpet, Ford did not hesitate: Roman Baber, MPP for York Centre, was not only expelled from caucus, but forbidden from running for the Progressive Conservative party again. In pandemic parlance, they washed their hands. It was the right thing to do.
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New cases reported while vaccination of elders begins
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OTTAWA—Canada’s bumpy COVID-19 vaccine rollout hit a pothole at a critical time after Pfizer revealed it would cut promised vaccine supplies by half during the next four weeks as it expands its Belgium production facility.
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With a raft of fresh economic forecasts and a promised $100 billion in stimulus spending tucked under her arm, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has embarked on a final round of consultations before launching her recovery budget in a few weeks’ time.
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Steve Snively, on trial for failing to provide the necessaries of life, said he thought Yosif Al-Hasnawi’s problem was behavioural, writes Susan Clair
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Canada's top doctor says to avoid non-essential travel as B.C. explores legal options
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The long-term-care residents held up signs stating their reasons for getting the COVID vaccine
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As Torontonians parse Ontario’s new stay-at-home order and other lockdown measures, police and city staff are getting ready to enforce them.
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Rejection letter ESDC sent to Black organizations 'completely unacceptable': Hussen
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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In mandate letter, PM tells Freeland to spend on temporary measures until crisis ends
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BlackBerry, Facebook resolve patent fight in private deal