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Ontario reported a drop in new COVID-19 cases Tuesday with seven new deaths after assessment centres had been closed to walk-in testing for 48 hours to give overworked labs a chance to catch up.
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Former Liberal MP Raj Grewal, charged by RCMP, has case adjourned to January
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State funeral for former PM John Turner today, COVID-19 to limit attendance
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Green party won't support Liberals on throne-speech vote, new leader says
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S&P/TSX composite index down in early trading as price of oil tops US$40
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'I don't want to go through this ever in my life again,' LTC resident tells inquiry
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A week after a power failure at the Education Centre forced them to postpone their Sept. 28 board session, Hamilton public school trustees were able to meet on Monday — except no one was able to watch online as promised.
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Surging appliance sales, supply chain issues lead to shortages ahead of Black Friday
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Ernie Schramayr: These areas are balance, endurance and strength.
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Highway 403 is scheduled to be closed for two weekends in the summer of 2021 to complete the bridge work.
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TTC bus riders finally have a lane of their own.
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They are becoming a familiar sight at industrial and commercial businesses in the Greater Hamilton Area.H2GO Mobile Wash is a new east Mountain franchise owned and operated by Karen Lynch Capello, Tony Capello, and Jack and Melissa Lynch.The h
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Statistics Canada says trade deficit narrowed as both exports and imports fell
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S&P/TSX composite index down in early trading as price of oil tops US$40
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Shari-Ann Selvey says she seeks solace in walking on nature trails — places Devan enjoyed most
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Security experts recommend ringing city hall with steel bollards to prevent deadly vehicle attacks. A tie vote at public works committee means the $80
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VANCOUVER—The NDP and the B.C. Liberals are promising to make the COVID-19 vaccine available for free to anyone who wants it in British Columbia.
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Ancaster man was one of 600 Canadian officers loaned to British Army
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Halton police tweeted about it just after 3:30 a.m.
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With COVID-19 infections on the rise, Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca wants Premier Doug Ford to open the purse strings and close many businesses in the hard-hit regions of Toronto, Peel, and Ottawa.
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Canadians divided over whether to let pandemic disrupt Halloween, holidays: Poll
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As the numbers of COVID-19 in children continue to rise across the province, the mystery as to how the virus affects this younger demographic continues to perplex researchers and experts.
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Samson Aristor to be sentenced Oct. 15 for second-degree murder of Reald Vercani in 2017
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We don’t know yet whether a provincial probe of Hamilton’s 24-billion-litre sewage spill will hit taxpayers with a fine. But in Ottawa, an earlier ‘Se
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Despite a dry growing season and inevitable delays and labour shortages due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Flamborough apple producers have weathered the storm for a successful season.
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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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A reportedly ill defendant in a murder case didn’t show up for the first day of his trial this past week in front of a jury in a downtown Toronto courtroom.
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State funeral for former PM John Turner today, COVID-19 to limit attendance
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A year ago, the PBO costed election promises. It prepared the watchdog for COVID-19
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More than 10 per cent of COVID-19 tests are coming back positive in some pockets of Toronto, a metric that shows the city’s second wave surging even more alarmingly than previously known and lends urgency to calls for local restrictions.
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Ontario moves to an appointment-only system for COVID-19 tests starting Tuesday as the province grapples with the second wave of the virus.
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That comes as a surprise to organizers who are about to make their latest pitch to city council
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Here’s a list of people who have tested positive for COVID-19 since the Sept. 26 Rose Garden event to announce President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Amy Coney Barrett. Guests at the event — which included prominent U.S. politicians, Trump supporters, and faith leaders — were photographed sitting close together and not wearing masks.
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You could almost hear the collective sigh Monday from the world’s public health officials, epidemiologists and front-line health-care workers.
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As the coronavirus rages in Toronto there are two things to consider, if you have time. One is what needs to be done. COVID-19 cases are soaring, and with a still-massive testing backlog, the full picture is almost certainly worse. Toronto Public Health is pulling back on contact tracing because between the backlog and the volume, the rivers are too high.
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Land Back group decries ‘escalation in tactics’ by police ahead of court date
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This past Sunday, as a float plane made its final descent over the glassy waters and green treetops of Haida Gwaii off the B.C. coast, Israa El Issa looked out the window and was overcome with emotion.
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Toronto Catholic District School Board students hoping to swap from in-person to online classes are out of luck for at least the rest of the month as administrators scramble to hire enough teachers to meet the demand for virtual learning.
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As new COVID-19 cases have continued to surge in Ontario, so has the province’s backlog in testing – a problem experts say is hindering our ability to assess the true spread of the virus.
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Assisted dying bill reintroduced as court deadline looms
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Trudeau says he tested negative for COVID-19 last month
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WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump delivered a message via Twitter on Monday afternoon:, “I will be leaving the great Walter Reed Medical Center today at 6:30 P.M. Feeling really good! Don’t be afraid of Covid.”
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EDMONTON—Michael Houghton would have become a chartered accountant if he had followed his father’s advice.
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The line in the sand for the coronavirus was drawn through shattered hourglasses and bell jars of isolation for our elderly in long term care.
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As provincial and city officials continue to debate a moratorium on indoor dining, some restaurants say they’re already feeling a pinch in the wake of new COVID-related restrictions.
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Police are looking for a suspect and a motive into the slaying of the 34-year-old father.
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Health Canada needs a comprehensive strategy focused on evaluating and ramping up rapid testing as cases rise across the country, infectious disease experts say.
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In the early days of COVID-19 before many parts of the world went into total lockdown, Amy Go realized the pandemic had the potential to increase the spread of racism.
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Canada suspends Turkish arms exports amid allegations in Armenia-Azerbaijan fight
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Magnitsky sanctions demanded against Iranians in January shootdown of airliner