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Scarborough Health Network has more COVID-19 patients than any other GTA hospital and roughly 14 per cent of swabs at its testing centres have been coming back positive, according to an internal presentation seen by the Star.
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Hamilton had 21 deaths in 15 days at outbreaks in seniors’ homes
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Ontario hits 12th straight day of 1,000-plus COVID cases as count rises across Canada
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Dosages of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccines will be handed out to provinces based on population, an Alberta Health spokesperson says.
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Will Ontario close the schools? Schools are not COVID-19 hotbeds, necessarily; until we have surveillance testing to catch the asymptomatic COVID children sneaking around, we won’t really know for sure. But Tuesday, Education Minister Stephen Lecce sent up a trial balloon about an extended Christmas break, and the premier blew that balloon into the sky before trying to pull it back.
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The discovery of high levels of the cancer-causing gas in more Hamilton homes has spurred the city to investigate whether it has the legal authority t
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Ontario is expanding the number of mobile mental health teams working with police officers in response to an increase in 911 calls from people in distress during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Doug Ford couldn’t have been clearer on Monday about how Ontario will be voting with its wallet in future.
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Goodall backs senator's proposed law to protect captive animals, ban elephant ivory
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Theresa Tam, the country’s chief public health officer, took to the podium again on Tuesday and resurrected an old refrain from the first wave of the pandemic: “Let’s plank the curve, Canada.”
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Two members of a key table of experts whose public health advice to senior government officials has been kept confidential are in favour of more transparency, they told the Star.
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Tories push Liberals to decide 5G, Huawei amid China imprisonment of Kovrig, Spavor
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Bank of Canada governor says country needs to pick up pace on tackling climate change
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Hybrid and virtual Senate committee meetings to start after dispute resolved
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New privacy bill promises greater control for consumers, stiff fines for companies
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But councillors cede developers’ request to hold off on designating landscape features.
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Info commissioner slams RCMP, Liberals on rampant access-to-information failures
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Simple messages and coherent policy needed to clear up COVID confusion: experts
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Hamiltonians saw slight snow flurries Tuesday morning, but they didn’t last long. Even these chilly temperatures will take a break after Tuesday as the weather warms up through the week, with Thursday expected to be warmest at 14 C and partly sunn
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Flu season in Canada 'exceptionally low' so far, public health says
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Torstar launches new parcel delivery service for Ontario retailers
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Police said a dump truck with a trailer tried to stop when the male pedestrian stepped in front of its path
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Head of WHO praises Canada's anti-COVID response; warns vaccine won't be a panacea
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OTTAWA—Federal health authorities say they hope the “vast majority” of Canadians will have access to an approved COVID-19 vaccine by the end of next year.
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"There is always going to be parts of this framework where it could be clearer, said Hamilton's Medical Officer of Health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson.
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Hamilton police say they have ruled out driver error and impairment and speeding as they continue to investigate an accident on the central Mountain that put a 34-year-old city man in hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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Kraft Heinz says production of its iconic condiment Heinz Ketchup to return to Canada
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Ontario hits 12th straight day of 1,000-plus COVID cases as count rises across Canada
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HWCDSB said the next opportunity for elementary students to change classrooms, whether virtual or physical, will be Feb. 1, 2021
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Diane Galambos: Aicha Smith-Belghaba — aiming to inform and excite people about classic and modern Indigenous cooking — is currently featured in a sev
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Niagara Region transit is proposing a one-year pilot project to provide on-demand service at Winona Crossing shopping centre.
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Ontario’s daily count of new COVID-19 cases fell by more than 200 on Tuesday but the number of people requiring intensive care in hospitals is up 55 per cent from a week ago.
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A non-profit will try to run the bike rental network without tax dollars. But if council allows e-scooter companies to set up shop in Hamilton, they c
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support the family of Dunbar Horsford
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Ernie Schramayr: Once you get the cause locked down, there are things you can do
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Statistics Canada says wholesale sales rose 0.9 per cent in September
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Navy could get converted Davie supply ships at fraction of price of building new: PBO
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Gary Smith: Dundas actor has been acting, and struggling during COVID-19, in England
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Ontario hits 12th straight day of 1,000-plus COVID cases as count rises across Canada
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The chair of Hamilton’s public school board says future students face cuts to programs to cover the bill for keeping today’s students safe from COVID-19 unless the province steps up with more funding.
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Air Miles or cash back? How to manage your travel rewards during a pandemic
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Beloved arts facility Poets House suspends operations