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Auto parts maker Martinrea says recent union deals could boost Canadian manufacturing
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The federal government has confirmed it will fund a $6.5-million facility in Peel Region for people who have COVID-19 and can’t isolate at home.
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Toymaker Spin Master sees sales rise, profits fall in third quarter
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When it comes to the pandemic, there are exactly two things that Toronto, Ontario and Ottawa seem to completely agree on. The first is that COVID-19 numbers are going in the wrong direction.
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Full details of van attack recounted at start of Minassian trial this week
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Military's aid in COVID-19 fight noted as pandemic restricts Remembrance Day events
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Twenty-nine residents of Toronto long-term care home died in latest COVID-19 outbreak
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Most North American stock markets pushed higher by technology sector rebound
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More than a dozen COVID-19 cases linked to two York Region weddings, officials say
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Former Army officer tapped as next veterans ombudsman as office faces criticisms
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Minority investors quick to reject proposed sale of Great Canadian Gaming to Apollo
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Advocate says second COVID-19 wave has inmates locked down in 'atrocious' conditions
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Assisted-dying bill sparks ferocious debate among Canadians with disabilities
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Ontario commemorates Remembrance Day in socially distant ceremonies
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Transit lobby group says electrifying Canada's bus fleets needs $3 billion a year
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Extra income support for hard-hit workers may not stick around post-pandemic, PM says
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Remembrance Day services at the cenotaph in Gore Park looked very different this year, with COVID-19 restrictions in place that limited the gathering and encouraged people to watch the virtual ceremony online rather than in person.Barry Gray is a
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Tim Miller: Nothing like the smell of F1 perfume in the morning
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The strange saga of preacher Charles McVety and Premier Doug Ford has raised uncomfortable questions about Canada Christian College, Martin Regg Cohn writes
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Officials in Norfolk County are pleading with motorcycle enthusiasts not to visit the lakeside town of Port Dover this Friday the 13th.
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Trudeau says he expects trade deal with UK can be done before 2021
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Man charged after alleged attack on stranger; police probe potential link to homicide
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Ontario commemorates Remembrance Day in socially distant ceremonies
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New jury trials, selection postponed in Toronto, Brampton due to COVID-19 situation
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Ontario has set yet another record for COVID-19 cases, topping 1,400 for the first time, as Peel has overtaken much bigger Toronto for the distinction of having the most daily new infections.
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Reinforcements sent in by the province and Public Health Ontario to speed up notification of those exposed
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The foreign trade zone designation allows goods to flow into Canada tax and duty-free for eventual exports.
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The foreign trade zone designation allows goods to flow into Canada tax- and duty-free for eventual exports.
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With their traditional revenue streams choked by the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario's Royal Canadian Legion branches are facing shortfalls of the cash they need to operate year-round.
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With their traditional revenue streams choked by the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario's Royal Canadian Legion branches are facing shortfalls of the cash they need to operate year-round.
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‘We’ll dream about some trips when it’s safe to travel again,’ 72-year-old Sydney Evans said.
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Remembrance Day services will look much different this year due to COVID-19 restrictions but many in Canada and around the world are finding ways to honour war veterans.
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Catholic and public boards have been checking in with parents and laying groundwork in case of full move to online learning
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Ceremonies in the city will be different on this Remembrance Day due to COVID-19, which will keep us from gathering in person, but won’t stop our feelings of gratitude as we pay our respects to those who fought and lost their lives and those who fou
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People with dementia and their caregivers are helping put together a strategy to make the city more inclusive. Here are three ways to start now.
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Bell is accused of fatally stabbing 66-year-old Marilyn Mitton, found face down in a bleach- and water-filled bathtub on July 31, 2016.
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Halton police allege Steve Sardinha ‘fraudulently claimed to have procured lucrative construction contracts’
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At least one resident and an ethics expert say citizens deserve to know when businesses egregiously flout rules meant to protect the public. The city
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Testimony wraps up in trial of brothers for 2013 shooting death of former Hells Angel
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Report flags concern that pandemic-fighting measures caused ‘unintended harms’ for drug users
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As he pondered the news that Toronto was tightening COVID restrictions again as case counts soar, Erik Joyal wasn’t exactly shocked. But that didn't make it any easier to digest.
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The search for a home, or at least a place to temporarily call home, continues for the Raptors but at least they have a firm timeline.
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Singh says government must move to counter hate groups, which have tripled since 2015
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"The grave risk we currently face is evident," Toronto's top doctor told residents on Tuesday afternoon. "More action is required to protect the people of Toronto from the rampant spread of COVID-19."
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Toronto extends ban on indoor dining, fitness classes as previous restrictions expire
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AirBoss Q3 profit surges on more than doubling of revenues from COVID supplies
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Feds commit $61 million to help Indigenous communities in Manitoba fight COVID-19
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Drunk driver who killed 4 denied full parole; day parole continues with conditions
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Citing soaring rates of infection in Toronto, the city’s medical officer of health on Tuesday announced continued restrictions for bars and restaurants, and urged residents to limit their in-person interactions to those they live with.