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Hamilton’s largest active outbreak at Chartwell Willowgrove long-term care home reached the same number of cases as Hamilton’s largest-ever outbreak a
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Cases of COVID-19 in Ontario surge despite 'cautious optimism'
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Former NATO commander tapped to lead COVID-19 vaccine distribution efforts
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Psychiatrist to continue testimony at the Toronto van attack trial
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Outbreak declared after six from Nipissing University test positive for COVID-19
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Rogers Centre owner shelves plans for Toronto Blue Jays' stadium amid pandemic
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Trudeau says $542M bound for Indigenous bodies to set up child-welfare services
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Amount of “financial credit” paid to city by Century Group remains confidential
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Latest projections indicate Montreal COVID hospital capacity should hold next month
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At a time when people are being told to keep their distance, Ontario renters say they have little control over who comes in and out of their homes if their landlord is selling the property or showing it to other tenants.
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and provincial Health Minister Christine Elliott provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic.
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Psychiatrist to continue testimony at the Toronto van attack trial
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CP NewsAlert: Former NATO commander to lead vaccine distribution in Canada
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Jerry Seinfeld digs into 45 years of his jokes for new book
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Tech sector weighs on Toronto stock market, U.S. stock markets up in early trading
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Indigenous land occupants in Caledonia, Ont., appeal injunction
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Liberals face pressure for concrete ideas, economic plan in spending update
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TMAC Resources says Canadian security review extended for sale to Chinese buyer
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5G phones are now available, but are they worth the cost?
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Hamilton’s public school board is welcoming extra provincial funding after warning it faced an $18.7-million budget deficit for the 2020-21 school year because of higher COVID costs.
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The province has been investigating the infamous stench from Hamilton’s plant since June 2018. It just laid a charge this week, the city says.
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Hospital in Kitchener, Ont., declares COVID-19 outbreak; five cases reported
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Tech sector weighs on Toronto stock market, U.S. stock markets up in early trading
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Specialists investigating after baby shot in incident involving Ontario police
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Ice-dancers Moir and Virtue among 114 Order of Canada inductees
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Police and family members searching backyards, sheds and parks
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The province wants the city to dredge polluted Chedoke Creek after a 24-billion-litre sewage spill. What does that mean for taxpayers and what happens
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Order cites multiple breaches in COVID infection prevention and control measures
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Hamilton restaurateurs ask city to explore forcing them to shutdown to qualify for pandemic subsidies
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The investigation into the alleged embezzlement of $11 million of pandemic relief funds is being expanded to include past information technology projects at Queen’s Park, the Star has learned.
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It appears the day is coming when Canadians will have access to a COVID-19 vaccine.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Premier Doug Ford used the same term five times on Tuesday to describe the rapid COVID-19 tests the province is rolling out across Ontario: “game changer.”
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Toronto businesses are confused about what’s considered an “essential” business under the latest lockdown, and frustrated that many big-box stores are remaining open during the most important shopping season of the year.
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Top officials weighed Canadian warship's passage through sensitive strait near China
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Tory MP Duncan pushes Health Minister to finally end the gay blood ban
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Health Canada expects first COVID-19 vaccine to be approved next month
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Three bylaw officers and one police liaison taped removal notices on the flaps of each tent and structure at the site late Thursday.
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Patients, not doctors, should initiate conversations on assisted dying: Qualtrough
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Testimony from cop clashes with that of fire captain as first responders continue to recount shooting of Yosif Al-Hasnawi at trial of paramedics accus
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OTTAWA—The Public Health Agency of Canada admits it has no clear idea of how many homeless people in Canada have died of COVID-19.
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Boy dead, officer injured in Kawartha Lakes, Ont.; police watchdog investigating
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Six Nations-led group has occupied the McKenzie Meadows construction site for more than 130 days
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Spy watchdog urges justice minister to fix gaps in whistle-blowing regime
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If things go according to plan, Canadians should very soon start to see pictures of people getting what everyone wants most this year — a vaccination shot to protect them against COVID-19.
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It’s official: vaccines are the new toilet paper.
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Quebec reports 1,464 new cases of COVID-19, highest daily total since pandemic began
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Tech and metals and mining help S&P/TSX composite edge higher in early trading
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Federal task force considers a national flood insurance program