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She found a way in this most unprecedented year to draw people out, and in, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.
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J. Joel is aware that once the line is made on the paper, it can’t be erased, writes Regina Haggo
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Knowing that she’ll be spending Christmas alone, Sjoukje van Beek, a graduate student at the University of Victoria, recently tried to make her studio apartment feel a bit more homey. She went to the thrift store, picked up one four-dollar and one six-dollar Christmas tree, plus some festive garland.
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Canada is poised to be the next country to deploy mass rapid testing for COVID-19 in a gambit that Harvard epidemiologist Michael Mina says could immediately stem the spread of the virus.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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MONTREAL—The 100th day in Erin O’Toole’s leadership found him leading a no-holds-barred charge against Justin Trudeau’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy.
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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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Grassy Narrows First Nations chief hails more funding for mercury treatment centre
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The year-long study of automated speed enforcement cameras will rotate through 18 streets by next October if council signs off.
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As COVID-19 stalks us, government talks at us — mostly telling us what not to do.
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Simon Nisbet was desperate. Over the course of a month, he had watched his mother, Doreen Nisbet, go from a healthy and sharp 89-year-old to a confused and unresponsive shell of her former self.
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Fearing the guard would raise the alarm if left untended, the four masked gunmen tried first to tear a white doctor’s gown into strips to tie him up, but the material was too tough. Then they tried a belt. Too short.
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When Amna Alyass decided to apply to university, her father and sister took her aside and, with earnest faces, explained why they felt she was setting herself up for failure.
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $14.9 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Course failure rate on midterm report cards jumps amid COVID modifications
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New Union Station GO bus terminal opens in Toronto
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Ontario reports record high of 1,859 new COVID-19 cases
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Quebec reports more than 2,000 new COVID-19 infections, figure includes old cases
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As the head of a small congregation in rural Saskatchewan, Bradley Robertson hears his fair share of community chatter about COVID-19 — from those who fear the virus, to those who say it’s all blown out of proportion.
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The city is also reporting two new outbreaks.
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ECMO is the last resort in rescuing some of the sickest patients,’ says medical director
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Councillors agree to eliminate 0.5 per cent infrastructure levy to further cut taxes to help out residents next year.
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Considered one of the few ways to finally bring the pandemic under control, the push to roll out a fully tested COVID-19 vaccine is well underway.
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One out of 10 Canadians reported experiencing suicidal thoughts in September at the onset of the pandemic’s second wave — a staggering, unprecedented figure that experts say shows the extent of the prolonged mental health toll COVID-19 has on the population.
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Hamilton police and Johnson’s family plead for someone to come forward
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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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Law firm puts out call for residents and business owners to join class action
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Negotiating contracts for vaccines in development needed flexibility: Anand
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Speaker Rota reflects on first year presiding over unprecedented virtual Parliament
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In the third week of October, I was on the phone chatting with a friend when my younger son Ibrahim came running down the stairs. “Mom, check your email! Someone in my class has COVID.”
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The province has given the city until Feb. 22 to come up with a plan to dredge polluted sewage sludge from the bottom of Chedoke Creek.
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It hasn’t been quite the graduating year Firdaus Shallo imagined.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $17 million Lotto Max draw
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Victim in 2016 Hamilton homicide was found stabbed in a bathtub that was filled with bleach and water after her apartment at 200 Jackson St. W. was se
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The Noto family of Stoney Creek were invited to throw the switch Friday
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Three patients and two staff members at Hamilton Mountain hospital are infected
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Police said the victim and the accused were known to each other
Adamson Barbecue crosses $320,000 mark on GoFundMe. Some of his donors from far, far outside Toronto
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Most identifiable donors to a wildly successful online fundraiser to the legal fund for a controversial Toronto restaurateur don’t live in Toronto — and some aren’t even in Canada.
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Most identifiable donors to a wildly successful online fundraiser to the legal fund for a controversial Toronto restaurateur don’t live in Toronto — and some aren’t even in Canada.
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OTTAWA—Residents and staff of long-term-care homes and Canadians over 80 should get the first shots of limited early supplies of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to revised recommendations issued by a federal advisory panel.
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Nineteen-year-old’s strong heart masked his ominous condition from gunshot injury
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Quebec government announces $18.6M to improve Indigenous policing
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Police treating Brampton house fire as homicide; man in custody
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Police have identified Andrew Davis as the 27-year-old man fatally shot on the driveway of a Cayuga Road home in Six Nations of the Grand River Territory in the early evening of Nov. 30.
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“In fact, Ontario is not in a crisis right now. You want to speak about who is in crisis? Have you taken a look at Alberta, where they’re doubling up patients in intensive care units? We’re not doing that in Ontario.” — Christine Elliott, Ontario minister of health, this week.
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Black federal public servants file lawsuit alleging systemic discrimination
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Twelve patients die in COVID-19 outbreak at hospital in London, Ont.
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Psychiatrist for the defence to testify for fifth day at van attack trial
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Jude Strickland died of injuries Thursday morning after being hit by a truck on Tuesday afternoon.
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Ottawa working to address child pornography, PM says as Pornhub faces media criticism