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Porter Airlines delays service restart, eyes March 29 as tentative date
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The lab says a ‘processing error’ is to blame and all those affected have been contacted.
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Toronto Mayor John Tory wants the Ontario government to immediately impose an almost total lockdown on the region and says he supports some restrictions on people’s movements.
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie pulls back
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At least 4 million Cdns need vaccines for country to look at reopening economy: RBC
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OPP and clean-up crews on scene
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Maple Leaf Foods looks to expand tempeh production capacity in Indiana
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The Spectator breaks down public health’s COVID data metrics and explain what they really mean
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My New Year’s resolution of more pushups, less cheese is going exactly the way you think it’s going, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.
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Rural Hamilton families struggle with connectivity in the work-from-home revolution.
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Civil engineer who also served as mayor of Stoney Creek, died in December at age 87
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Strutting through Hamilton’s streets, the city’s resident Elvis impersonator has collected nearly 30,000 pounds of food for food banks
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Since COVID-19 first arrived in Ontario and began spreading in long-term-care homes, it shed light on an area of the health-care system that has laid broken for decades. In 2003, the Star spent a year investigating the cracks in the long-term-care system, and in years since, has kept tabs on issues of neglect, understaffing, poor wages and more. We asked residents’ family members, health-care workers, lobbyists and thought leaders what one thing is that they would like to see happen in order to bring change to long-term care.
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CRTC to launch hearing on CBC's application to renew broadcasting licences
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Now that COVID-19 vaccines have started arriving in Canada, where’s the national public awareness campaign around their safety and effectiveness?
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TORONTO—Two of Canada’s four federal party leaders joined a rally at a Toronto long-term care home this afternoon to press the provincial government to do more to protect seniors from the ravages of COVID-19.
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“Without fail he was a dedicated civil servant concerned with the well-being of those he led and the community at large,” said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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Warning of a frightening new outlook for COVID-19 spread across the province, Premier Doug Ford promised new measures this week.
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Federal government weighs listing Proud Boys as terrorist group
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The tale of two pandemics: Provincial COVID-19 case numbers suggest growing disparity
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Collision closed Main Street East at Emerald Street South Saturday night
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Four staff infected in hospital emergency unit
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On Friday, exactly two weeks after Christmas, Premier Doug Ford appeared before television cameras looking shaken.
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Canada joins allies in condemning latest Hong Kong arrests by China
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Homeowners voice outrage over "hyperintensification" that has created traffic and safety concerns.
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Ontario has recorded another 3,945 of COVID-19, and 61 more deaths, according to its latest report Sunday morning.
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City of Hamilton announced a mobile COVID-19 clinic Sunday
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'Not as easy as it looks': Small businesses share what it takes to move online
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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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Luisa Cipriani hopes her 96-year-old mother might be one of Hamilton’s first long-term-care residents to be inoculated.
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Canada's mission in Iraq at a crossroads as ISIL declines, new threats emerge
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Jed Tallo, an art director, and Jeff Johnston, a landscape designer, met a decade ago on OkCupid, despite living just 10 minutes apart in Toronto’s west end. For their first date, the pair strolled through Trinity Bellwoods Park, bonding over their shared interests in design and art. “The connection was instantaneous,” says Johnston, 40. “Jed is quite a creative spirit, and he really inspires me in that way.” Johnston points to a recent birthday gift from Tallo to illustrate his point: “Jed commissioned a piece of art for me. It’s a hidden skill Jed has to come up with gifts that are just so perfect.”
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Ontario ticket holder wins Saturday night's $8.7 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Mandatory online learning leaves single parents with impossible choice
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More than half of the tickets were for speeding, police say
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Outbreaks declared at St. Joe’s Charleton Campus and Hamilton General, Grace Villa
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The Ontario government is expanding the eligibility for emergency child care in a bid to help parents working in critical sectors while the province’s schools remain closed to in-person learning.
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Ontario has recorded another 3,443 cases of COVID-19, and 40 more deaths, according to statistics released Saturday morning.
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Ontario has recorded another 3,443 cases of COVID-19, and 40 more deaths, according to statistics released Saturday morning.
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COVID-19 vaccines are finally here, but the challenge to get a dose to everyone in Canada who wants one — and hopefully, bring the pandemic to heel in the process — has only just begun.
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Randee Korman knows first hand the impact that local social services in York Region can have on saving someone’s life.
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Neighbours are frustrated over lack of action on care homes known for vandalism, thefts, violence, threats, noise and ‘confused’ residents wandering a
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Ed Canning: The present Ontario government lockdown encourages employers to allow employees to work from home but does not require it.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a brand of mushrooms that are being recalled due to the potential presence of dangerous bacteria.
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Lainie Tessier’s says she warned Shalom Village of her mother’s symptoms of the disease two days before staff started using full PPE in her room. Up t
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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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Regina Haggo: Exhibition at Centre 3 for Print Media this month
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COVID-19 cases are rising, politicians across Canada are being shamed for travelling over the holidays, and the federal government is increasing restrictions on flights, requiring negative tests from all passengers flying to Canada.