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TMAC Resources deal to be bought by Chinese company facing national security review
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Top court to examine payment for classroom use of copyrighted works
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Ontario reports 783 new cases of COVID-19, five new deaths from virus
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Supreme Court decision paves way for Lascaris libel action against B'nai Brith
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Canadian seniors overcoming anxieties to adopt online banking since COVID-19
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie also moves lower
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The music must go on.
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SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF—South Korea’s Big Hit Entertainment, the company that manages global pop sensation BTS, had a dynamite trading debut Thursday in Seoul, helped by the zeal of its loyal fans.
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Aphria reports $5.1M first-quarter loss compared with $16.4M profit a year ago
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A long-standing entertainment establishment in Mississauga is closing its doors.
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Barrick Gold produced 1.16 million ounces of gold in third quarter
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SpinCo Hamilton has emerged as the site of one of Canada’s worst fitness studio outbreaks.
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Public health has confirmed at least 23 cases of secondary spread connected to the studio
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Hamilton assessment centres still stretched to the limit with up to eight-day backlog for COVID-19 test results.
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Health-care workers are also disproportionately affected, while men and seniors are more likely to die
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Guidelines from Ministry of Health help Hamilton public health decide how to respond on a ‘case-by-case basis’
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The provincial Landlord and Tenant Board has received more than 550 applications to evict tenants over unpaid rent in Hamilton during the pandemic.
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Hamilton’s SpinCo outbreak appears to be one of the worst in Canada, with as many as 100 riders and staff exposed. As the story evolves, we’ve compile
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Markham residents Jennifer Pan and Menhaz Zaman both committed shocking acts against their own family members.
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Trust and situational awareness key to success of the Forces' most famous tweeter
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After committee balked at $800K cost, councillors voted 12-4 to have public works reconsider steel bollards to block forecourt
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Mel Athulathmudali replaces Don MacVicar, whose five-year term ended in September
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Through her own lived experiences, Rayanne Banaga knows mental health looks differently for many Black youth.
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A novel method of sampling sewage for COVID-19 is showing an “alarming” surge in viral transmission in Ottawa, researchers say — a detection process that belies flattening case counts registered by the province’s strained testing system.
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A novel method of sampling sewage for COVID-19 is showing an “alarming” surge in viral transmission in Ottawa, researchers say — a detection process that belies flattening case counts registered by the province’s strained testing system.
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When Mollie Jacques signed onto the Service Canada website to check if her Employment Insurance (EI) had come through last week, her heart sank.
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There are now 69 cases of COVID-19 tied to the James Street North fitness studio
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Police are asking residents to check surveillance footage for any suspicious activity
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TD Bank files lawsuit against Plaid, accusing it of trademark infringement
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Plan is to shift focus on Friday to other sites such as FirstOntario Centre
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Despite the pandemic highlighting a lack of power for Toronto to chart its own course — city officials spent a week trying to convince the province to implement stronger public health measures — a new plan for recovery released Wednesday morning doesn’t recommend immediate changes to taxation or seeking new powers from the province.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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No more outings for residents of long-term care homes in Toronto, Peel region, Ottawa
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Hamilton cycling studio outbreak grows to a total of 69 linked cases
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Hamilton police are asking residents in the Fennell Avenue East and Upper Sherman area to check their surveillance video after receiving reports of several shots fired around 4 a.m. on Oct 14
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U.S. First Lady Melania Trump issued a statement Wednesday outlining her personal experience with COVID-19, and revealing that her son Barron also tested positive for the coronavirus but has since tested negative.
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Canadians spend more money and time online during COVID pandemic: StatCan
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Mi'kmaq students in Quebec asked not to return to New Brunswick school
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy sector and oil climbs
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Kingston man threatens to burn down apartment over insect infestation, police allege
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Better data needed to address inequalities exposed by COVID-19: Njoo
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BoC deputy: pandemic means central banks must 'move faster' on digital currency plans
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Six Nations occupiers, allies bringing charges on themselves, Haldimand mayor says
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No 'magic bullet' to rein in toxic social-media content, LeBlanc says
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Hamilton public health has declared an outbreak at Kushies Baby, a retail store in Stoney Creek.
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Ontario reports 721 new cases of COVID-19, most of them among those under 60
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Ontario’s sport minister says contact will have to be effectively removed if the league wants to restart in December
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Sharon Smith and Karen Scott were not amused with how the coronavirus pandemic was keeping them at home and limiting their ability to go out and do things.