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As COVID-19 cases continue to soar across the province, local businesses and politicians are expressing their concerns about how the Ontario governmen
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CMHC says annual pace of housing starts climbed higher in October
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Side streets near King and Centennial remain closed
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Jim Watts, co-owner of a downtown tattoo shop, doesn’t want to stay open and cater to clients ignoring the province’s advice to stay home and go out o
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Norgoma a no go in Little Tub Harbour
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Hart is filming movie 'The Man from Toronto' with co-star Woody Harrelson and more
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International students unable to qualify for COVID-related benefits — but Mohawk College program has been trying to help
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But defence asks jury at murder trial to put 2013 shooting of former Hells Angels member into context
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Jeanne Montague volunteered selflessly for years with Drury Lane, helped draw up pandemic safety plan, writes Jeff Mahoney.
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Flamborough could soon be home to four cannabis retail stores.Applications are in progress for two stores in Waterdown and one in Carlisle, while another store in Waterdown has been authorized to open.According to the Alcohol and Gaming Commis
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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It was like a light bulb went off.
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Big number: 2, the number of times in recent weeks the city of Toronto has been proven right when pushing the provincial government for additional COVID-19 restrictions
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Local newspaper company capitalizing on distribution network.
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As the COVID-19 crisis cuts jobs, Canadians cash in on hobbies with 'side hustles'
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Growing number of Canadians plan to get vaccinated for COVID-19
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Beijing blasts Bob Rae after ambassador calls for UN to investigate genocide claims
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An area in the northeast corner of Brampton has a “shocking” 19 per cent COVID-19 test positivity rate — a rate double that of the U.S. — and is leading a list of 30 Greater Toronto neighbourhoods that are seeing alarming numbers of people testing positive for the virus, new data shows.
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Two months ago, when Dr. Andrew Morris tweeted about the need for stricter restrictions, including longer lockdowns to stem the tide on a rising number of COVID-19 cases, he didn’t get much attention.
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As Hamilton entered the red zone, the ‘$64-million question’ is what prompts a lockdown
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Three of the infected staff members acquired the virus in the community
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OTTAWA —One week. Two vaccines heralding promise. Maybe three more months before COVID-19 vaccine jabs could start being delivered to somewhere in Canada.
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Medical officer of health urges residents to stick with control measures in the meantime
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Residential-school survivors call on Ottawa and provinces for monuments
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It took a Progressive Conservative government and a pandemic to push Ontario’s debt beyond $400 billion.
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With permanent injunctions served, onus now on police to clear the streets and occupied Caledonia construction site
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Four other businesses have been charged with COVID violations since the city changed its police to make names public.
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Trudeau government ready to usher in new privacy legislation
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Liberals say they will back off delay tactics on WE Charity affair
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North American stock markets up in early trading to start the week, loonie gains
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Running a long-term-care home in Ontario is an attractive enough business that private equity funds are being set up to invest in the opportunity.
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Cotler, global lawyers call for charter on media protection during COVID-19 backslide
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Province “will not hesitate” to achieve compliance with Residential Tenancies Act
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Surging Lake Erie waves flood waterfront communities
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Eric Tran was well on his way to starting his career as a pharmacist.
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The alleged theft of tens of thousands of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds is triggering calls for improved oversight of pandemic spending.
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Hamilton homicide detectives now probing Jammar Allison’s death
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Ottawa launches independent review of Canada's beleaguered military-justice system
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Going into 2020, thousands of people around the world had high hopes for a new life in Canada after getting their permanent resident visas. They sold their homes, quit their jobs and got ready to move to a new country that had invited them to come to live.
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Mercedes-Benz Canada names new CEO Eva Wiese, the first woman to hold the title
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Endeavour Mining inks deal to buy Teranga Gold for $2.4 billion in shares
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CREA says October home sales edged back from record high set in September
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The public plea comes nearly a year after police warned that at least 19 people were targeted for high-end winter jackets in the downtown and west Ham
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The chair of the Hamilton Conservation Authority is warning of a loss in valuable expertise if Premier Doug Ford’s government follows through on a plan to no longer allow citizens to serve as directors.
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The holiday season started to roll in along the Concession Street Business Improvement Area Nov.16
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Hamilton police are looking for a Black male teen with a medium build after a male youth had his high-end winter coat taken from him on the central Mountain.Around 5 p.m. on Nov. 15 the male was walking along Brucedale Avenue in front of Inch Par
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As Burlington Hydro celebrates its 75th anniversary, the company is reminded of the versatility and dedicated service of its employees through decades of change and growth. “At the heart of 75 successful years are our employees both past and pres
Health units can respond faster than the province to protect long-term-care residents, minister says
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With outbreaks of COVID-19 taking deeper and more deadly hold in nursing homes, the cabinet minister in charge is urging local medical officers of health to step in quickly with any “necessary” protections.
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Everyone participating in the provincial table that provides public health advice to senior government officials has been made to sign a non-disclosure agreement, Toronto’s board of health heard Monday.