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A made-in-Canada antibody for the coronavirus is good enough for COVID-19-ravaged Italy but not good enough for … Canada.
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Metro Ontario Inc. is recalling certain Metro brand products from the marketplace due to possible Salmonella contamination.
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Mallory Mackesy didn’t let this year’s school shutdown trip up her goal of landing a U.S. scholarship.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading to start the week, U.S. markets mixed
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The coalition of advocates set up with tents in the forecourt last week calling for the police budget to be slashed and savings used for emergency hou
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Toronto police at 31 Division begin wearing body cameras this week
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Upgrading work at the Ray Lewis Track and Field Centre is being supported by a $100,200 capital grant from the 91st Highlanders Athletic Association.
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'Game Change' co-author John Heilemann has book on 2020 race
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Telecom ombudsman gets 19% fewer consumer complaints; billing remains top issue
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Everybody’s hoping 2021 will be a happier year.
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Owners say closing is 'unfortunately,’ the only choice they are left with
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HWDSB says classes are still continuing online following students’ regular timetables
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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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Local, independent businesses are the heartbeat of every community. And right now, in many parts of the country, they’ve never had to struggle so hard just to survive.
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To keep things fun at the grocery store, I rearranged all the arrows on the floor so we have roundabouts now, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.
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We asked two infections disease experts what you should do to keep safe if you’re going to be flying over the holidays.
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Police say the event exceeded the number of people allowed to gather in public
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George Tsiflikiotis learned trade as young man and opened business in 1979
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‘This is spending money now to prevent having to spend a lot more money later on,’ Coun. John-Paul Danko says
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A new program of voluntary COVID-19 testing for asymptomatic staff and students uncovered 19 additional cases at Toronto’s Thorncliffe Park Public School.
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City will see snow event, but less than areas to the west.
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Moderna chairman says Canada near head of line for 20 million vaccine doses
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The release stated that all other patient care was continuing and IT staff hoped to resolve the issues Sunday afternoon.
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The new active cases record comes as the city reports 61 new COVID cases Sunday, down from 95 new cases Saturday.
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The new active cases record comes as the city reports 61 new COVID cases Sunday, down from 95 new cases Saturday.
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Peel Police and bylaw officers broke up a gathering of about 60 people inside a Mississauga Airbnb early Sunday morning, issuing $45,000 in fines to the hosts and party-goers.
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Peel Police and Mississauga bylaw officers broke apart a gathering of about 60 people inside an Airbnb unit early Sunday morning.
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A man arrested after allegedly spitting at police during a fracas outside Adamson Barbecue must undergo a COVID-19 test and disclose the results as a condition of his bail — a requirement several lawyers said is “unreasonable” and “likely unlawful.”
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Moderna chairman says Canada near head of line for 20 million vaccine doses
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You have to admit, nothing quite says Christmas like the new Arkells holiday classic “Pub Crawl.”
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Big Six banks to remain cautious at end of fiscal year as recovery stretches on
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The 84-year-old woman died late Saturday night. The home’s CEO says staff are “devastated.”
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The latest COVID-19 tests might be rapid, but Canada’s uptake in using them has been anything but.
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Alectra Utilities said the Sunday morning the outage was affecting customers in north Hamilton.
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Few federal inmates moved from solitary after external reviews, new data show
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Police say they are investigating reports of a suspect or suspects firing multiple shots at about 10 p.m. Saturday.
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Spread of COVID-19 in Brampton linked to systemic factors, experts say
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Hamilton Police are asking area residents in the area of Rymal Road east and Sulmona Drive (near of Upper Gage) to check their surveillance cameras for any suspicious activity following reporters of gunshots around 10 p.m. on Nov. 28.
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At first glance, nothing seems out of the ordinary in this busy corner of a hospital emergency department.
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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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Senators ponder how far to go to protect charter rights in assisted-dying bill
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Until everyone is vaccinated, the best thing governments could do for tavern owner Harrison Mazis is give him clarity.
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KENORA, ONT.—Maryann Swain waves smoke from burning sage throughout the gym at the Gaagagekiizhik school, just as her grandmother taught her when they were being exposed to pathogens on their reserve. Today, in Ontario’s first Anishinaabe immersion school, the need to clear the room of negative energy is more urgent with the onset of COVID-19.
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Maple Leaf Foods recently announced it’ll be adding a jazzy new label to its packaging: a seal that declares its products carbon zero. It’s PR to be sure, part of an announcement proclaiming them the first major food producer to be carbon neutral, but it’s also in line with a sustainability effort that seems both durable and heartfelt. And as the world snaps to climate attention, it’s better to be ahead of the climate-disclosure curve than behind it. Other producers would do well to get in line.
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To be eligible, city must express interest to the ministry and meet other criteria
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Conservatives attack Trudeau's 'reset' but they have ideas for their own
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Throughout the pandemic, after Doug Ford cajoles or assures the public at his daily news conference, he inevitably gestures to the man standing to his right and cedes the podium to Dr. David Williams.
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