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Hockey fans, the news is good.
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The list of businesses impacted by a lockdown beginning Monday in Toronto and Peel Region were not clearly communicated, the owner of a Toronto massage spa says.
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Some seniors are disappointed after red-zone measures left them without a place to stay fit and socialize.
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Trudeau joins G20 in promising COVID-19 aid to poor nations, rejecting protectionism
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A COVID-19 outbreak at a Windsor elementary school has now impacted 26 staff and students, and is believed to be the largest to date in an Ontario school.
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The franchise had been expected to open in the spring, but was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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A proposal to construction 46 townhouse units on Highland Road West in upper Stoney Creek has been approved by the city’s’ planning committee.The plan will involved building an access route to Highland Road after the 1.09 hectare parcel of land b
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Lisgar Park would be the second green space on the mountain to have cameras after they were installed at Fay Park.
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An outbreak has been declared at Alexander Place in Waterdown.
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Loblaws was notified of the case on Sunday.
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The next crucial weeks in the COVID-19 crisis would be a lot easier if Canadians really were the people in the old joke about the swimming pool.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Jeannie Gorry, a government worker living in New Westminster, B.C., couldn’t say no when her son offered to fly her to Toronto this winter so she could spend Christmas with him.
Susan Delacourt: As the next wave of COVID-19 grows, Canadians are grappling with fear and nostalgia
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Canada appears to have reached the “somebody-do-something” stage of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The decision revolves around publication of details regarding Jabril Abdalla, charged in the murder of Hamilton mobster Angelo Musitano.
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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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More provinces sign up for rent benefit as Liberals set up promised housing council
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Exclusion of mental illness in assisted dying-bill slammed by psychiatrists
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The fact that almost 50 per cent of consumers will shop online this year to avoid large crowds, and retailers want more delivery options, was the genesis to create and launch Metroland Parcel Services.
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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COVID-19 case loads keep surging in Canada as 3 provinces report new one-day highs
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When the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced it was paying tribute to the off-field work of Kansas City Chiefs lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, nobody familiar with even the rough outlines of his story could have been surprised.
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Canada, Britain strike new trade, beating Brexit, incorporating expiring EU pact
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COVID-19 case loads keep surging in Canada as 3 provinces report new one-day highs
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Motorists could be impacted and officials are asking drivers to prepare for winter driving conditions.
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With just hours to go before Toronto and Peel Region enter a second lockdown, businesses are seeing an increase in people trying to access services before they close their doors.
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Hamilton recorded 54 new cases of COVID-19 Saturday.
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Councillors will vote on the recommendation at their Nov. 25 meeting.
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According to research from security awareness training platform KnowBe4, fraudulent emails with subject lines referring to COVID-19 and payroll matters are more likely than any other to ensnare users in phishing attacks right now.
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Three workers at the west Hamilton grocery store have tested positive this week, according to Loblaws.
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Walking at dull and dreary Bay and Bloor just before Monday’s coming lockdown offered a sensation I hadn’t had in years: apprehension.
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Considered one of the few ways to finally bring the pandemic under control, the search for a COVID-19 vaccine is moving fast.
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As she rushes to her gate, the traveller can see her plane through the airport window, sitting on the tarmac, loaded and ready to leave.
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Foxgate Developments, the developer of Caledonia’s planned housing development occupied by Haudenosaunee land defenders says home closings are ‘indefi
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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: Artist brings ‘Moments in Time’ to Earls Court Gallery
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Hamilton will remain in the red zone for at least three more weeks, though officials urge residents to take measures seriously or face the possibility
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Ed Canning: If an employee asks to be accommodated for a disability, sit back and think before acting
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At the northeast corner of Queen Street East and Airport Road in Brampton begins a large stretch of multi-sized warehouses, factories and shops. On any given day, the movement of small and large trucks getting in, loading or unloading, and getting back out is about the only observable activity in the area, save from the occasional construction work. It’s kilometres in either direction before you reach residential parts of the neighbourhood, a mixture of multi-unit housing buildings and stand-alone or semi-detached homes.
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The year 2020 is proof the best laid plans can go wrong. Just ask Shantae Cunningham.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $43.9 million Lotto Max Jackpot
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Trudeau's efforts to bring rivals onside falters in face of new COVID-19 modelling
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Trudeau's efforts to bring rivals onside falters in face of new COVID-19 modelling
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To look at Toronto’s latest job figures, you’d think the city’s economy had largely bounced back.
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An analysis of data from several clinical trials found no evidence that remdesivir provided significant benefits for COVID patients with respect to mo
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Trudeau's efforts to bring rivals onside falters in face of new COVID-19 modelling
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Penguin Random House calls on Ontario premier to designate bookstores as essential
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A Hamiltonian has kept up his world record for the longest gum wrapping chain for the last 25 years. The Spectator catches up with the 70-year-old cha
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As wave two of the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, people 60 and older — a group disproportionately represented in Ontario deaths — are looking for more supports to avoid becoming infected, one advocate says.