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City officials say with limited ice time scheduled for Spring Valley Arena, it's not "prudent" to reopen facility.
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For years, decades in some cases, local charities in the city have opened their doors to provide a free, sit-down Thanksgiving dinner to low-income and homeless people in Toronto.
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Toronto to limit city-run indoor recreational programs to slow COVID-19
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McMaster has recorded its fifth case in the university community.
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There are currently nine school-related cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton.
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There are currently nine school-related cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton.
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North American stock markets increase again on stimulus hopes while loonie surges
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Judge expected to rule Friday on whether injunctions barring street protests and occupation of McKenzie Meadows should be permanent
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Project Drag Strip 8 targeted stunt drivers, noisy mufflers and illegally-modified vehicles
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Statistics Canada to unveil September job numbers, expected to show slower gains
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The York Catholic and Dufferin-Peel Catholic school boards will soon be moving into a blended model of online and in-person learning – news that has sparked a new set of worries for many parents and educators across the regions.
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for September, by Canadian city
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for September, by province
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National employment numbers for September from Statistics Canada, at a glance
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"There is a crisis in long-term care facilities," said Fred Hahn, president CUPE Ontario.
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RAHB continues to see more buyers from outside the Hamilton/Burlington market
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Woman, dog killed in vehicle-pedestrian collision in Newmarket, Ont., cops say
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More than 400 pages of emails show the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board stuck to consistent messaging and limited spokespeople in the wake of
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Burlington's Steven Kirlin won $3-million on an Instant Triple Millions ticket.
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Teacher worries limited hands-on experience will have students less prepared to hit the ground running after graduation
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Year-long pilot project to better protect vulnerable residents just getting started
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The federal government is investing more than $13 million in four organizations in the Greater Toronto Area to help boost the region’s health technology sector.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The record high number of COVID-19 tests reported Thursday masks upheaval in Ontario’s testing system, with assessment centre volumes dropping, positivity rates rising, and other provinces bailing out Ontario’s backlog.
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Requests for mental health services in Toronto have increased over the course of the pandemic, reaching their highest peak to date in the last week of September. But some seeking mental health support aren’t being connected to the services they need, new data shows.
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PM to announce more federal funding for food banks during pandemic
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Statistics Canada to unveil September job numbers, expected to show slower gains
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Indigenous, minority, young Canadians less likely to view police positively: Poll
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Hamilton police are investigating after shots were fired in the area of King Street East and Victoria Avenue North
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Market in the Creek concluded another season of helping Stoney Creekers eat and shop local.The King Street vendor showcase held its final event on Oct. 8.
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Who does Doug Ford listen to? It matters because this is a pandemic, and every jurisdiction that hasn’t been hugely aggressive has seen COVID-19 seep up around its ears. People who have dealt with Ford during the pandemic say he knows he isn’t the smartest guy in the room, and wants to know what he needs to know. That is admirable; it is exactly how almost every leader should approach a medical and societal crisis like this.
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Who does Doug Ford listen to? It matters because this is a pandemic, and every jurisdiction that hasn’t been hugely aggressive has seen COVID-19 seep up around its ears. People who have dealt with Ford during the pandemic say he knows he isn’t the smartest guy in the room, and wants to know what he needs to know. That is admirable; it is exactly how almost every leader should approach a medical and societal crisis like this.
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Toronto’s 10 long-term-care homes are better prepared to make it through a resurgence of COVID-19 than they were during the first wave, when all 10 suffered outbreaks, says the person in charge of the city-run facilities.
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Backlog in getting results hinders public health’s ability to break the ‘chain of transmission’
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COVID-19 vaccine still months away but review team working to speed approvals
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Consortium building Eglinton Crosstown suing government for COVID-19 overruns
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Discontent among front-line Starbucks workers who say they are overworked and not adequately protected from the pandemic has led to new efforts to unionize, with one location already taking the leap and others hoping to join it.
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Discontent among front-line Starbucks workers who say they are overworked and not adequately protected from the pandemic has led to new efforts to unionize, with one location already taking the leap and others hoping to join it.
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COVID-19 pandemic accelerating digital privacy risks, federal watchdog warns
Famous for her role at Rhoda Morgenstern, Valerie Harper was the real thing in a world of pretenders
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Gary Smith: Sadly, Valerie Harper is now gone. Today’s equivalents of her modern woman on TV are slim imitations.
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Police watchdog investigating after man dies from window fall in Ottawa
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Garry McKay: Ian and Lisa were looking for something new. They found themselves owning two golf courses.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Prototype heralded as a paradigm shift for personalized medicine and accessible cancer diagnostic testing
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Of the 80 current community outbreaks of COVID-19 in the city, 27 of them are related to bars and restaurants, the Star has learned.
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North American stock markets rise on continued hope of eventual U.S. stimulus deal
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Toronto hospital network says info of about 150 patients allegedly stolen
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Miller to discuss racism in health care with Indigenous leaders as COVID cases rise
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Ontario reports 797 new cases of COVID-19, four new deaths related to virus
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‘Our members have had to be there holding people’s hands (through the pandemic),’ said CUPE Ontario president Fred Hahn.