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Proactive and decisive policy measures like shuttering schools and restaurants have been key for countries that have successfully combated the spread of COVID-19.
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This is the city’s 12th traffic fatality for the year.
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Businesses say ‘most people are really trying,’ but some have faced pushback when it comes to masking policy
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Planning committee shoots down development consortium’s push that would have paved way for 2,500 homes
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Number of virtual learners dropped slightly to 19.3 per cent following the enrolment changes this month
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Although the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 Rockton World’s Fair, the Rockton Agricultural Society is still trying to bring a fair feeling to the Thanksgiving weekend.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The City of Hamilton has closed the washrooms at Memorial Park in Waterdown indefinitely due to ongoing issues with overcrowding youth and extensive vandalism in the building.
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Error in Via Rail terror case doesn't warrant new trial, Crown tells Supreme Court
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Takeout booze is here to stay, the Star has learned.
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Hire more staff or risk public health programs, health board told
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Green party won't support Liberals on throne-speech vote, new leader says
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On Tuesday, Doug Ford couldn’t tell you how many people to have over for Thanksgiving. You shouldn’t have to rely on the premier of Ontario for this advice, but the current chief medical officer of health could confuse a house plant, so Ford is the default voice for public health advice in the province. It’s not ideal.
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The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing leaders of all political stripes to work together to tackle the daunting challenges facing Ontario, Canada and the rest of the world, says Premier Doug Ford.
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A York Region couple were charged for allegedly failing to comply with a Quarantine Act order on Monday, after they returned to Canada from international travel.
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OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised help to big city mayors in Ontario and Quebec’s COVID-19 hot spots as rising coronavirus infections expose ongoing gaps in health care and the social safety net in the two provinces.
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Military reports more than 220 Canadian troops caught COVID-19
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Warnings about the impact of COVID-19 on nursing homes were relayed to the Ontario government in late January as executives watched carnage unfold abroad, but Premier Doug Ford’s action plan didn’t come until mid-April when at least 144 residents had already died in 100 outbreaks, a commission investigating the heavy toll has been told.
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As federal health officials called surging COVID-19 test positivity rates in Toronto “very alarming” and cause for new public health measures, Ontario officials admitted they only saw the numbers Tuesday, after the Star obtained the provincial data and published it.
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The latest developments on COVID-19 in Canada
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Elections Canada seeks temporary new law for possible election during pandemic
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Liberals, NDP block Conservative effort to have prorogation study include WE affair
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Hamilton police say human remains were found at Windermere Basin Park on Tuesday.
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First antigen rapid test for COVID-19 gets Canadian approval
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite index down in early trading as price of oil tops US$40
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The Ontario government saw a problem: people were lining up for hours to get a COVID-19 test. So it abolished the lines.
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Police say they found crack cocaine, fentanyl, more than $1,200 in cash, bear spray and “drug paraphernalia”
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Quebec reports more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for fifth straight day
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Training, education essential to combat racism, sexism: former Tory leader Ambrose
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Unsealing files poses 'grave safety risks,' Shermans' estate trustees tell top court
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Toronto unveiled its shelter plan Tuesday for the first winter of COVID-19, replacing the former Out of the Cold program with hotel beds, introducing new warming centres and putting plastic barriers in double occupancy hotel rooms and at a respite site on the CNE grounds.
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Ontario reports 615 new COVID-19 cases today, and five new deaths from the virus
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These are three of the top COVID-19 stories readers are checking out across Torstar's news sites today.
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Police charge couple who allegedly failed to quarantine then attended a rally
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Mixed messaging on COVID-19 pandemic is leading to distrust in Ontario, experts say
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Training, education essential to combat racism, sexism: former Tory leader Ambrose
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Proposal ‘grossly and greatly improved’ compared to a previous pitch, Coun. Maureen Wilson says
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Toronto home sales surged 42 per cent to set new September record
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The $6-million project could take up to five years for construction to begin.
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State funeral for former PM John Turner today, COVID-19 to limit attendance
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Police charge couple who allegedly failed to quarantine then attended a rally
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The executive director of the Concession Street Business Improvement Area is personally delivering personal protective equipment care packages to about 100 business along the Mountain’s oldest commercial district.
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Hamilton has completed the long-awaited extension of Cormorant Road in the Ancaster Business Park.
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Liberals' 'supercluster' program falling short of promised jobs, economic growth
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Green party won't support Liberals on throne-speech vote, new leader says
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Premier Doug Ford talks to Toronto Star columnist Martin Regg Cohn about recovery in the time of COVID-19 — medical, political, economic. Hosted by the Ryerson Democracy Forum, the conversation looks at how to make or politics better, and how to do our democracy differently.
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Quebec reports more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for fifth straight day
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic. They are joined by Dr. David Williams (Ont