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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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| Updated | 2025-01-22 13:00 |
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It would seem that Donald Trump, a science skeptic nevertheless benefiting during his coronavirus convalescence from the best modern medicine can offer, has poked a tiger in the ribs with a short stick.
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Come furry friends, it’s time to “sit pretty.”
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Eleven people were infected with COVID-19 during a family gathering at a vacation home in the U.S. this summer.
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Four students test positive in COVID-19 outbreak at Western University residence
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Police are investigating the suspicious death of two family members who were found dead in their east Hamilton home late Sunday.An elderly mother and an adult son are believed to be the victims.Police responded to the Tragina Avenue South home,
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Last February, Navdeep Bains’s plan to bring electric vehicle manufacturing to Canada was not much more than a fishing expedition.
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Jeezus, the reporter grumbles sotto voce, when did it become so achy-creaky to take a knee? On a padded kneeler.
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Sudbury police seek help in locating woman last seen more than a week ago
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Jason Lusted is the Crown’s star witness in the case of Hall, on trial for first-degree murder in the death of Billy Mason. A Jason Lusted is accused
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Man charged over alleged bomb threat at Mississauga school: Peel police
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Under a large, white wedding-style tent set up in the field of St. Jerome Catholic School, a group of kindergartners are learning French.
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As the best teenage hockey players in the world heard their names called during the NHL’s virtual draft last week, there was a question hanging over the proceedings that couldn’t really be answered.
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Health department reports 10 new cases on Sunday
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Lucky sightseers at Spencer Gorge were given gorgeous views of reds, yellows, golds and greens.
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Hamilton man was picked up by Toronto police, Sept. 4, 2019, the day after he was last seen by family leaving his mother’s home.
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Five more patrons and one more staff member test positive.
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Three students at Bennetto elementary test positive
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Ontario reports 649 new COVID-19 cases as toll ticks down in Toronto and Ottawa
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Quebec reports 942 new cases of COVID-19 as hospitalizations drop by seven
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The producers of onions that triggered multiple food recalls and public health warnings and are believed to have caused a massive salmonella outbreak in Canada over the summer were negligent and failed to properly test their products, ultimately putting the public's safety at risk, according to allegations in a class action claim filed in Ontario Superior court.
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It is a crucial piece of COVID-19’s complex puzzle: where, exactly, are workplace outbreaks happening?
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA — The premier of Australia’s Victoria state is stepping up his fight with members of the public who don’t comply with pandemic regulations, saying close contacts of those infected who refuse a test will have to spend 21 days in quarantine.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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In a jacked-up year, “thanks” seems so out of step and sounds so out of tune.
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‘It would be great if somebody actually apologized to us,’ says Christine McCardell
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Possible ideas that will be discussed include improving the washroom facility, creating a leash-free dog area and new pathways.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Discovery of possible Second World War device prompts brief evacuation
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Sarah Campbell could finally breathe a sigh of relief when she saw her father’s Black Honda pull into their townhouse complex in Stratford, Ont., Saturday evening.
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Restaurants, bars and gyms around Ontario were grappling Saturday with a challenge that has become all too familiar this pandemic year — trying to adjust business practices and protocol to new COVID-19 restrictions, again.
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One dead, one in custody after three-car crash near Toronto, police say
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Despite a significant drop in collisions and speeding fines in Peel region since the pandemic shut down began, there has been a spike in motor vehicle-related deaths.
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Trump, Trudeau discuss president's COVID-19 diagnosis, Canadians detained in China
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Myers Apple Farm saw smaller apples than usual, but their pick-your-own season has been busy and people are co-operating with pandemic protocols.
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Trump, Trudeau discuss president's COVID-19 diagnosis, Canadians detained in China
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Victim was sent to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police say
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Outbreak at James Street North gym declared Monday.
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Ontario reports 809 new cases of COVID-19 as restrictions in hot spots tighten
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Few manifestations of the human condition are as perplexing as finding bags of dog poop left along a trail or sidewalk. They’re always neatly tied up, like a little gift waiting to be opened.
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For most of the past 16 years Kris Coward has lived aboard a 30-foot sailboat, cramming his life into a space smaller than the smallest bachelor apartment in Toronto.
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Being in two different continents was so unbearable for David Edward-Ooi Poon and Alexandria Aquino that the couple resorted to leaving their phones on overnight so they could be together as they slept.
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Brian’s Auto Centre was to continue serving Hamilton’s east end under son Nicholas’ stewardship, but after his dad died in August, he was served evict
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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It’s safe to say that the 2021 tax season will be one for the books.
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In the wake of regional health units from Toronto to Muskoka scaling back on contact tracing, the Ontario government said Friday it’s unable to contact-trace its way out of this crisis — despite health experts agreeing it’s one of the most effective tools to contain the virus.
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The view from here is starting to look the same. Let’s safely venture outside our neighbourhood for a changeup, writes Jennifer Moore.
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Regina Haggo: Volpe, who has been exhibiting for more than 30 years, works in a soft-edged, lifelike style. Three of his recent paintings are availabl
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Remembrance Day planners scrambling as COVID-19 upends traditional ceremonies
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Vast majority of Grade 8 students overdue for two key inoculations