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Liberals continue filibuster over WE affair at Commons ethics committee
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Quebec reports 34 more deaths linked to novel coronavirus, 871 new infections
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New framework for restrictions and public health measures to roll out on Saturday
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The elderly, the high risk, health-care and essential workers should be first in line when an initial COVID-19 vaccine becomes available, says a national advisory body tasked with giving immunization advice in Canada.
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Toronto will remain in modified Stage 2, even as gyms and restaurants in other regions reopen for business, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Tuesday.
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O'Toole calls for pause on CRA audits for businesses struggling due to COVID-19
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Christopher Vanderweide, 29, was charged with uttering threats and breaching probation
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One of Jeffrey Smallwood’s victims called police after allegedly finding him on social media
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Ford faces tough choices on COVID-19 restrictions as Ontario case count hits new high
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Ontario reports 1,050 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths related to virus
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OTTAWA––Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lamented Tuesday how COVID-19 has been politicized in the United States, as Americans decide whether to replace a president who confronted Canada on trade and shook the international order the Liberal government has tried to defend.
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North American stock markets move higher in early trading, loonie tops 76 cents US
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Restrictions could ease in Toronto, Peel, York and Ottawa under new guidelines outlining when Ontario’s 34 public health units should tighten or lighten COVID-19 measures.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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On Saturday, Oct. 31, Ancaster Tennis Club (ATC), put the courts, and the 2020 season, to bed for the winter. In a season like no other in the club’s history, ATC had to adapt very quickly to the realities of COVID-19.
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Canadians await U.S. election in fear, as poll reveals anxieties about aftermath
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Ford faces tough choices on COVID-19 restrictions as Ontario case count hits new high
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Feds propose changes to Broadcasting Act that may raise $800-million from streamers
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Ontario reports 1,050 new COVID-19 cases and 14 new deaths related to virus
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Physical distancing measures have been proven to significantly reduce the spread of COVID-19, and many people can achieve a safe physical distance from others by working from home.
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Ontario government to commit to average four-hour care standard in long-term care
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Reba McEntire, Neil Diamond and Tim McGraw: Take a trip down memory lane — back when live music was a real thing
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Hamilton’s public school board says it’s working to prevent a repeat of transgender students being inadvertently outed by its Microsoft Teams group-chat platform.
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O'Toole calls for pause on CRA audits for businesses struggling due to COVID-19
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As cooler weather clips the patio season that has been a COVID lifeline to many local restaurants, Winona’s renowned Memphis Fire Barbeque Company is adding something a bit unexpected to its survival menu: custom photo collages.
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Thomson Reuters reports Q3 profit as revenue crept up from year ago mark
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A 40-year-old man is facing seven charges including assault with a weapon, aggravated assault, robbery offences and breaching a court order.
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The Hamilton woman continues on the comeback trail just over five years since she was arrested for smuggling cocaine from St. Lucia into Canada.
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Brennan Spratt says he suffered broken bones, ruptured muscles, lost his spleen and sustained a brain injury
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Disastrous Gore Park superspreader event from First World War is cautionary tale for Remembrance Day ceremony this year
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Service restored just in time for first blast of winter
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Jury at murder trial presented with box of letters found in torched apartment and penned by 2016 stabbing victim
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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For as long as Thamina Hunt, 62, has lived in an apartment in Toronto’s Weston neighbourhood, she’s prided herself on paying her rent on time.
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The Town of Aylmer, Ont., has declared a state of emergency less than a week before an anti-mask rally planned for Saturday. This would be the second demonstration of its kind in the community of about 7,500 people in southwestern Ontario.
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With a major pharmacy chain suspending its Ontario flu shot program because of supply problems, experts warn that the province may be missing its chance to boost vaccine uptake in a critically important year and beyond.
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MacKay says he won't run in next federal election after failed leadership bid
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Toronto’s rate of new COVID-19 infections appears to have stabilized, the city’s public health chief says, but it’s unclear if bars, restaurants and gyms can soon invite patrons back inside.
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The Toronto school board will fund the $2.4 million in extra pay being given to principals and vice-principals for their pandemic planning work by using savings from budgets for supply teachers and professional development.