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School board north of Toronto scraps virtual school in favour of hybrid model
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$42,953 federal grant supports operating expenses
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Path to economic recovery filled with risks that need to be managed, Macklem says
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Montessori school principal in Oakville, Ont., charged with child pornography
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Studio’s owners said those who may have been exposed have been notified
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According to the Canadian Cancer Society less than one per cent of all breast cancers occur in men.
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Two people killed in crash on McLaughlin Road in Mississauga, Ont.
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Feds double COVID-19 fund for abused women to $100 million
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'We must prevent what happened from happening again:' patient ombud on LTC homes
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Transport Minister unveils new safety measures after fatal railway yard accident
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James Robert Thompson, 58, of Oakville was arrested on Oct. 7
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Kathy Renwald: Karen Stancombe’s garden borders a trail that glides along a hydro right-of-way in Burlington
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Mother of slain bullied teen continues to struggle
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Feds, Ontario ante up millions to produce electric vehicles at Ford's Oakville plant
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Services will move to agency’s location a few blocks west
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In events taking place at Ford Canada facilities in Kanata and Oakville, Ont., Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford are expected to make a joint announcement concerning investments in the manufacturing of electric vehicles. Jo
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The cases include people in Hamilton’s public and Catholic school boards.
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Ontario reports 797 new cases of COVID-19, four new deaths related to virus
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Canadian military-college students report widespread sexual misconduct
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CMHC reports annual pace of housing starts in Canada fell 20 per cent in September
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Steven Page, the keynote of St. Joseph Healthcare Hamilton’s annual Mental Health Morning (this year online) was met by a crowd of 900 online from his
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Carbon tax must rise if Canada is to meet Paris emission targets, PBO says
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The coronavirus pandemic has not slowed business at the Hamilton Mountain Farmer’s Market.
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Supreme Court declines to review sentence in stabbing of Manitoba teenager
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The employee’s last day of work was Sept. 20.
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The intergenerational neighbourhood where residents can pool resources while living independently is a way to help older adults age in place.
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger says province is proposing the city host a 2027 to avoid clash with FIFA Men's World Cup event.
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Nobel Literature prize to be awarded after years of tumult
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Netflix Canada increases prices for its monthly standard, premium plans
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Two of the city’s long-standing free Thanksgiving meals will be served to-go this year on Oct. 12 because of the pandemic.
New interview series The Chesterfield highlights Canadian artists and the culture that inspires them
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Graham Rockingham: Hamilton’s Iskwē and former music critic Ben Rayner host 12-part online interview series
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Nobel Literature prize to be awarded after years of tumult
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Members of Collision Course team will do EEG testing and cognitive assessments for Toronto Rehabilitation Institute
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Piper the goat was in high spirits and ‘busy eating’ when she was found so taking her home took a little convincing
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The city has put four small properties up for sale on the west harbour between Pier 5 and Pier 7. But you can’t build just anything — council wants to
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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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Despite warnings to limit travel and physically distance from others, Ontarians are driving, shopping and going out for recreational purposes at levels approaching what they were before the pandemic, according to mobile phone data.
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Michael Samdass of Stoney Creek went missing Sept. 4, 2019, a few days after his 40th birthday.
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Police say the suspect is driving a 2018 to 2020 white Honda Accord “sport model” with a sunroof and tinted windows
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Doctor, however, calls the accusation amid homelessness crisis ‘frankly absurd’
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Public health staff are so strained to keep up with contact tracing that it’s taking twice as long to notify those exposed.
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After going 12 days with a total of 20 minutes time spent outside, prisoners in a Toronto East Detention Centre unit are on a hunger strike — at least the seventh launched by inmates during the pandemic in protest of frequent lockdowns and harsh conditions in Ontario jails.
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Ontario’s Ministry of Education is proposing changes to child-care regulations that would allow operators to group infants and toddlers together, reduce staff-to-child ratios for some age groups and lower qualification requirements for staff.
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Plastics industry says its products are not 'toxic', urges govt to rethink label
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Infectious diseases are becoming harder to treat because of antibiotic resistance, while others such as COVID-19, don’t have effective treatments yet.
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Shedding new light on the horrors of COVID-19 in long-term care last spring, Premier Doug Ford’s own patient ombudsman is pushing for more support for nursing homes with outbreaks and emergency plans for crippling staff shortages, the Star has learned.
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As Canada faces a second wave of COVID-19, here’s a timeline of statements made about the coronavirus from Doug Ford, Justin Trudeau, John Tory, and health officials since September 22:
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Only celebrate Thanksgiving with the people you live with, Toronto’s mayor and top doctor warned on Wednesday, after presenting harrowing forecasts for the near future if the spread of COVID-19 in the city isn’t slowed down.
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Toronto Public Health has promised to start releasing neighbourhood-level data on the percentage of positive COVID-19 tests — an indicator of where the virus is spreading fastest.
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Nothing got a bigger rise out of Doug Ford than when a Ryerson University student compared him to Donald Trump this week.