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StatCan survey finds one in three businesses on edge as second wave crashes
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The public has been asked to avoid the area of Upper Paradise Road and Bendamere Avenue.
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Ontario reports 1,396 new cases of COVID-19 with 17 deaths related to the virus
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Onex earns US$501 million in third quarter as it shakes up portfolio
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Premier Doug Ford's cabinet met Friday to discuss next steps in fighting the pandemic as new cases fell short of the previous day's record of 1,575 but the seven-day moving average hit another high and hospitalizations increased more than usual.
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Ancaster Community Services received a big surprise this month from the Hamilton Golf and Country Club Foundation.
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Queen’s Park has announced $18.1 million for 192 new beds at the Grace Villa Long-Term care home on the central Mountain.
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Peterborough, Ont., man arrested for emailing bomb threats across Ontario, Vancouver
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StatCan survey finds one in three businesses on edge as second wave crashes
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The 31-year-old Hamilton man was last seen Wednesday
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Domestic: 10U.S.A.: 3Overseas: 65 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry4 vessels handled petroleum product7 vessels handled agricultural product2 vessels handled aggregate1 vessels handled finish
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Jay Robb: Remember to trust your Whos to figure out the Hows
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StatCan survey finds one in three businesses on edge as second wave crashes
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets rise
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Cineplex saw 91 per cent fewer moviegoers this summer, sales drop 85 per cent
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Hamilton officials will start naming businesses that violate the city’s coronavirus protection measures starting Nov. 16.
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COVID-19 testing down as positive case numbers soar in most provinces
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets rise
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Work is underway on upgrades at the First Street wastewater pumping station at 372 Dundas St. E. in Waterdown.
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Cineplex saw 91 per cent fewer moviegoers this summer, sales drop 85 per cent
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The Ontario Provincial Police anti-rackets squad is investigating a Ministry of Education employee after tens of thousands of dollars was pilfered from COVID-19 relief funds for families.
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AI can help in fight against COVID-19, if we don't let fear stop us: Yoshua Bengio
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The online reservation system to limit visitors to the Spencer Gorge - and try to prevent traffic and parking madness in Greensville - may have simply shifted the problem to a different community.
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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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Algonquin Power & Utilities: 3Q Earnings Snapshot
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PM prods premiers to impose more stringent measures to curb spread of COVID-19
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Ontario is being steered into an iceberg, while being told this is the best course. The province keeps defending its mangling of expert advice to actually control COVID-19. The province keeps pretending its framework that eases restrictions might actually slow the virus down.
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The federal government is giving Ontario $614 million in new funding to help workers in underrepresented communities and economic sectors hard hit by COVID-19 to get new skills training and employment counselling, the Star has learned.
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Bill to ban conversion therapy being turned into political fundraising tool
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Mayor urges Torontonians to stay home as COVID cases rise, red zone restrictions loom
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Veterans minister boasts of backlog reduction attributed to COVID-19 problems
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On the day Ontario’s COVID-19 numbers hit yet another all-time high and new modelling shows we’re well on our way to 6,500 cases a day by mid-December, Premier Doug Ford was happily talking about ship building.
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When the federal, provincial and territorial agricultural ministers meet later this month, one controversial item of the agenda will be the fee hikes that some large grocery retailers have put on suppliers recently.
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Forget colour-coded frameworks and stay home as much as possible with no outside visitors and no park socializing — not even with masks and distancing.
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A toy widely sold at Toys R Us stores in Canada has been recalled over concerns it could create a sharp edge or choking hazard.
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With thousands of high school students opting to move to virtual school next term, the Toronto Distict School Board says most schools will be turning to hybrid learning — with teachers teaching online and in person at the same time — to ensure students can get all the courses they need.
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Quebec reports 1,365 COVID-19 cases, 42 more deaths linked to novel coronavirus
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Ethics watchdog sends 'letter of concern' to MP who employed sister
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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RCMP surveillance, searches breached anti-fracking protesters' rights, watchdog says
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Ontario is hurtling toward as many as 6,500 new daily cases of COVID-19 by mid-December, four times the current record level, computer modelling predicts as Premier Doug Ford resists calls for stronger provincial action to slow the spread.
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Veterans minister boasts of backlog reduction attributed to COVID-19 problems
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Ontario government to release new COVID-19 projections today
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Police say 12-year-old bystander caught in Toronto shooting has died
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Alek Minassian's murder trial for carrying out Toronto van attack resumes
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Bank of Canada deputy warns of long-lasting pandemic 'scars' on economy