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Here's a list of September inflation rates for Canadian provinces
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Retail sales rose 0.4 per cent in August to $53.2B, Statistics Canada reports
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St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto declares COVID-19 outbreak among ER staff
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Council must decide soon whether to allow the ‘kick-style’ electric scooters on streets or sidewalks. Some advocates say e-scooters pose a health risk
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Jordyn Bentham was last seen Oct. 20 leaving his home on Waterdown Road.
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Health unit worried sunny skies could prompt a COVID-19 superspreader event in November
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The end of double cupping: Tim Hortons ditches two cups in favour of one with sleeve
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Mistaken identity, amnesia, gold-diggers, backstabbers, lust, betrayal, murder. And shoulder pads.
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Everything older adults need to know about staying financially stable during the pandemic
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The cases range from intimate partner violence, to a drive-by shooting, to at least one case of mistaken identity.
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Meanwhile, enrolment at Mohawk College is down 11 per cent
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St. Michael’s Hospital declared a COVID-19 outbreak in their emergency department Tuesday.
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One crisis after another for Trudeau since last federal election one year ago
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Statistics Canada to unveil September inflation reading
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The curbside patios and bicycle-lane bump-outs along Danforth Ave. that drew widespread acclaim this summer are about to be packed up.
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‘Our cases are high,’ said Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, adding Hamiltonians need to learn to live with COVID-19 to avoid the most severe second wave scen
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A new satellite COVID-19 testing site that was intended to increase access for those who need it most is deepening frustrations in Toronto’s hard-hit northwest corner, amid a “testing mess” that has left more than 125 patients waiting — in some cases for over two weeks — for results.
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VICTORIA—When Calen McNeil looks east, he’s reminded just how fortunate he is to be operating his businesses in British Columbia.
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Injunctions related to McKenzie Meadows occupation to be reviewed Oct. 22
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Commons set for debate Liberals say undermines confidence in Parliament
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Those most likely to be hardest hit by the pandemic also less likely to be included in public health analysis
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Trudeau hands out advice on Halloween, saying 'sacrifice' necessary for many
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With the national airlines council and unions calling for a bailout, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday that struggling air carriers can always apply to the government’s loan program for large employers.
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A spokesperson for the college said the student attended the campus on Oct. 13 for a class and followed all required entry protocols prior to experien
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Ontario to provide COVID-19 liability protection to workers and some organizations
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Verdict expected today in manslaughter trial of Ottawa constable
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There’s a golden opportunity hiding in the deafening political brinksmanship that is consuming Parliament Hill right now.
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Fake news creates serious issues for battling pandemic, chief public health doc says
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University should have defended professor in debate over offensive language: Legault
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Dairy farmers demand compensation amid pandemic, citing new losses due to CUSMA
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Cities around the world have reimagined public space throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to help residents get moments of exercise, fresh air and some sort of distanced social interaction. In Toronto, entire roads were closed to make way for cyclists and joggers as part of ActiveTO. Its sister program, CafeTO also closed roads so that restaurants could extend outdoor patios in lieu of indoor dining. Circles were painted on the grounds of Trinity Bellwoods park so that people could still gather while physical distancing.
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Troops ordered to keep guard up to protect military from COVID-19 resurgence
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Quebec reports 877 new COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths as hospitalizations rise
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Pilot would have been limited to three lower-city wards with a maximum of 10 ‘hen keepers’ in each
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Mohawk College has become aware of a confirmed COVID-19 case in a student connected to the school’s Stoney Creek campus.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Ontario reports 821 new COVID-19 cases, three new deaths from the virus
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North American stock markets up at the start of the trading day, loonie lower
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Trudeau government appeals ruling that spy service breached duty to court
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Police charge former Christian school supervisor with sexual assault of a child
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27-year-old was last seen leaving her mom’s east Hamilton apartment on Aug. 30, 1999.
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'Dear Canada': Colorado climate group appeals to Canadians over CPP-owned energy firm
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Commons set for debate Liberals say undermines confidence in Parliament
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A group from Six Nations organized a rolling blockade from Ohsweken to the RCMP detachment in Stoney Creek.
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Kinross unveils decade-long gold production plan based on current portfolio of assets
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It will be harder to sue nursing homes, health-care workers or anyone in Ontario over the transmission of COVID-19 under a new law proposed by Attorney General Doug Downey.
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Radius now has six staff members who have tested positive for COVID-19. The restaurant has said their outbreak is ‘linked’ to SpinCo’s.
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Jordan Peterson says he's back in Toronto after 'grueling' health battle
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Board chair Alex Johnstone, who called for the review, said changes are needed because existing governance models ‘are rooted in historic colonial and