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Province announced on Tuesday that Hamilton schools will remain closed to in-person learning until Feb. 10
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In mid-pandemic, it is said, Ontario is getting half-measures and mixed messages.
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Some university and college students across the province have returned to school, but experts say campuses and residences should be closed amid the new lockdown measures.
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Canadian Senators Group leader Scott Tannas travels to Hawaii
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The wave of quarantined staff comes at a time of unprecedented coronavirus spread in Ontario which has left many health systems on the brink of collap
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How would you define utter shamelessness in this moment? If it were to all coalesce in one person, how about these two words: Ted Cruz. Or, if we need a Canadian context: Doug Ford.
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A Public Health Agency of Canada report warned this week that poor ventilation can lead to COVID-19 outbreaks through airborne transmission indoors, but the agency’s Ontario counterpart has yet to follow suit.
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Could something positive actually come from the jet-setting politicians who spent Christmas on a beach while telling the rest of us to stay home?
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Meanwhile, the premier says there’s nothing confusing about his stay-at-home order. Just ‘stay at home,’ he said Wednesday.
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The announcement Tuesday that Ontario is under a renewed state of emergency and all Ontarians are now bound to stay-at-home orders has raised significant questions about what rules we all need to follow.
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Ceremonially laying white sheets over workers prostrated in front of Queen’s Park, health-care professionals and labour advocates called on the provincial government Wednesday to implement paid sick days “immediately” to halt COVID-19’s spread.
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Ontario's tighter rules allow builders to keep working on condos and other jobs
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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CEO of air traffic controller Nav Canada cites 'staggering' drop in flights in 2020
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S&P/TSX composite down as energy sector falls, U.S. stock markets up in early trading
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Vaccine panel says Canada can delay second dose of COVID-19 vaccine if shortage
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Bloc takes aim at new transport minister, pointing finger at 'Islamic movement' ties
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Fed survey finds economy slowing in some areas of country
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With new modelling data that shows Ontario’s COVID case counts could hit in the tens of thousands by February, Premier Doug Ford enacted a state of emergency and new stay-at-home order that takes effect on Thursday, January 14, at 12:01 a.m.
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Canada's outgoing military commander sounds alarm over threat of xenophobia
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Police also seized one vehicle and executed a search warrant.
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When it became clear last fall that the province’s long-term care (LTC) homes were about to be engulfed by the second wave of the pandemic, the Ford government swung into action.
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Leonard Turnevicius: Hamilton musician finds 19th-century music written for the guitar by women
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Fed survey finds economy slowing in some areas of country
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Bloc takes aim at new transport minister, pointing finger at 'Islamic movement' ties
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The union for HSR drivers has asked for the reintroduction of passenger limits to allow for physical distancing on buses during a worsening second wav
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Feds' challenge of ruling on First Nations children 'a slap in the face': AFN
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‘Do as I say not as I do’ as leaders caught breaking COVID rules
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Bloc takes aim at new transport minister, pointing finger at 'Islamic movement' ties
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First, the schools were shut. And then the border was closed. But the airport stayed open (and we went on March break.)
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Ontario will soon head into its second moratorium on residential evictions, but details of how exactly enforcement will be stopped — and how long this ban will last — are still up in the air.
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Ottawa announces $1.2B more to help Indigenous communities fight COVID-19 pandemic
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Canada's outgoing military commander sounds alarm over threat of xenophobia
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84-year-old plans to buy a new car with winnings
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Ontario COVID-19 Update with Premier Doug Ford for Wednesday, Jan. 13.
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The hiring process includes community consultation and will look at internal and external candidates
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Burlington firefighters, Halton police, Halton Region Paramedics, Burlington Transit buses and gas crews are on scene.
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No one suffered life-threatening injuries in any of the crashes, police said
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Sarah, Duchess of York, to publish debut historical romance
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S&P/TSX composite down as energy sector falls, U.S. stock markets up in early trading
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Coronavirus deaths in the U.S. hit another one-day high at over 4,300 with the country’s attention focused largely on the fallout from the deadly uprising at the Capitol.
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Toronto Mayor John Tory admits he too is confused by some of Premier Doug Ford’s new pandemic lockdown rules, and says he disagrees with Ford’s decision to let some big box stores continue selling non-essential goods.
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Meanwhile, more than 7,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine have been administered, including 370 to long-term-care residents.
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Pandemic worsening mental health for women more than men, poll suggests
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But projects will be slowed under the new provincial COVID-19 rules requiring non-essential construction to be restricted.
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The nearly three-acre parcel at 1400 Baseline Rd. will ‘likely’ have an asking price ‘north of $3 million’
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Temperatures this week will bounce between lows of -7 C and highs of 4 C.
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Legal fund for McKenzie Meadows construction site land defenders nears $500,000 goal
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Christopher Marchant testifies that he was convinced teen needed psychiatric care instead of treatment for a life-threatening gunshot wound