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Trudeau to shuffle cabinet before hosting ministerial retreat

Scotiabank $500 million program to help disadvantaged groups earn economic resilience

A judge will decide whether the previous complaint about former paramedic Chris Marchant’s treatment of a heart patient eight months earlier will be a

A mobile clinic and a fixed-site clinic will be vaccinating nearly 2,000 people a day. But public health says the province told it to not talk about v

If you haven’t paid for parking in a Green P lot, you’re trespassing if you so much as even set foot in one.

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.

Big number: 282, the number of COVID-19 outbreaks in Toronto connected to workplaces so far. More than half were related to workplaces in offices, warehousing, shipping and distribution, construction and manufacturing.

Trudeau to shuffle cabinet as Bains departs as innovation minister

The number of doses of COVID-19 vaccines given out in Ontario took a steep drop over the weekend, even as new cases and deaths — especially in long-term-care homes — continue to rise.

Some Toronto hospitals have started vaccinating staff who don’t deal directly with patients — and, at Michael Garron Hospital, offering doses to executives — raising questions over the ethics of immunizing these employees ahead of community health workers and the thousands of long-term-care residents and staff still waiting for shots.

Hamilton public health overwhelmed, as spread of virus so fast in Ontario that the associate medical officer of health calls the numbers ‘scary’

The city’s first COVID-19 vaccination clinic will open at the downtown Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Jan. 18, Mayor John Tory announced Monday.

Ontario’s long-term-care homes continue be in crisis as the number of positive COVID-19 cases and deaths related to the virus continue to climb. The provincial government is under immense pressure to improve the situation and ensure the health and safety of residents, health-care workers and staff members.

The $3.6 million in new projects are meant to fill gaps in the city bike network and encourage safe cycling during the pandemic.

Sometimes you run out of road. Ontario has arrived at a dark place: hospitals falling apart ward by ward, rationed care, the cascading disaster as COVID-19 spins out of control. All along Ontario has said the health and safety of its citizens was the priority, even when it plainly wasn’t. It’s like when this government says, for the people. You have to ask, which ones?

Dr. Tom Stewart is set to get a pay out of more than $1 million because the board of St. Joseph’s Health System approved the controversial vacation that caused him to lose his job as CEO.

Researchers flag increase in COVID-19 cases in Canadian prisons, jails

St. Joseph’s Health System says board approved trip to the Dominican Republic and it parted ways with Dr. Tom Stewart ‘without cause’

CN Rail apologizes to those impacted by freight operations

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Hamilton firefighters doused the Monday afternoon blaze

Ontario surpasses 5,000 reported COVID-19 deaths as cabinet debates new restrictions

When Shaunt Tchakmak signed a lease for his new bar and live venue on Kensington Avenue in January 2020, he had no way of knowing that his business would be forced to close a week before its planned grand opening.

If governments don’t pick up the pace on vaccinations — by a lot — they’re simply not going to get most Canadians inoculated against COVID-19 by the end of this year.

Daily updates on Twitter have been a part of Ontario’s pandemic routine for months.

North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie pulls back

PM hosts cabinet retreat to plot path through pandemic, resumption of Parliament

Haldimand-Norfolk nursing homes preparing for vaccine rollout

Feds change sick-leave benefit, applicants required to say if they travelled

Planned $350,000 culvert and road project to be tendered this spring

CRTC to launch hearing on CBC's application to renew broadcasting licences

Four out of five Canadians believe the country is still in recession and most fear the pandemic-fuelled malaise could last for years, a new poll finds.

There are also 110 people in hospital with COVID.

Ontario's top health officials provide an update on the province's response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Public health has given three new orders to homes in ongoing outbreaks

A number of workers at grocery stores across the city have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last week.

Bank and insurer dividend hikes, share buybacks won't return during lockdown: OSFI

McMaster has recorded at least 20 cases of the virus in its university community since the beginning of the pandemic.

Construction crews push to make parking lot field hospitals patient-ready

Pandemic job concerns could pose problem in long-term, Bank of Canada says

Ottawa gives accounting firm Deloitte $16M contract to track COVID-19 vaccinations

Ontario is not planning curfews to curb the stubbornly rapid spread of COVID-19, a senior government source said as Premier Doug Ford and his cabinet debated other new restrictions to be announced Tuesday following new computer modelling on the pandemic’s trajectory.

Six Nations Police find $57,000 in fentanyl.

The day is long gone put the paper endures, writes Mark McNeil.

At least 4 million Cdns need vaccines for country to look at reopening economy: RBC

The Ontario government needs to introduce five permanent paid sick days — increasing to 10 during an infectious disease outbreak — and strengthen protections for temporary workers amid the pandemic, a new report from Toronto’s medical officer of health says.

City of Hamilton and NEC working on details for Ministry

Toronto 2020 was surely the worst first year of a decade in living memory.

Ontario has hit a grim milestone for the COVID-19 pandemic, topping 5,000 deaths in its latest report Monday morning.