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The old Westinghouse factory at 606 Aberdeen is part of a newly conceived global pandemic nexus, involving McMaster University and McMaster Innovation
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Coun. Brad Clark says he’s ‘baffled’ city wouldn’t want more than 91 people to weigh in
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Three convicted of financial crimes against Oshawa widow, who faced foreclosure after discovering a lien on her once mortgage-free home.
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Parliament resumes full operations today with debate on throne speech
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With throne speech pledge, Liberals signal new approach on child care
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Ontario fall pandemic preparedness plan roll out continues today
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Ontario hiring 98 more labour inspectors to speed up pandemic workplace response
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Reactions to the minority Liberal government's speech from the throne
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Canada is desperately in need of a little optimism right now and Justin Trudeau, the self-branded “sunny ways” guy, should be just the prime minister for troubled times.
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Canada is desperately in need of a little optimism right now and Justin Trudeau, the self-branded “sunny ways” guy, should be just the prime minister for troubled times.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia health officials say the number of COVID-19 cases across the province continues to be too high.
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Emergency grants and COVID cost-cutting helped erase a threatened $62-million pandemic deficit in 2020. There are no guarantees for next year, though.
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Associate medical officer of health said he empathizes with residents stuck waiting days for COVID test appointments. Public health is working to expa
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COVID-19 hits more schools amid growing fears of pandemic's second wave
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Liberal effort to reset policy agenda panned by rivals as too much talk, not action
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Advocates want winter plan for homeless in Toronto, city says plan is coming
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In its throne speech Wednesday, the Liberal government promised to extend the pandemic wage subsidy, create a million new jobs and establish a national child-care strategy, signalling a shift toward longer-term support for Canadian business that was welcomed by business leaders.
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Reactions to the minority Liberal government's speech from the throne
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In mid-pandemic, an invisible virus is invading and degrading our democracy:
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Quebec releases scathing reports into long-term care homes where dozens died
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Liberal effort to reset policy agenda panned by rivals as too much talk, not action
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Feds promise help for surging COVID-19 test demand but won't OK rapid-test tech yet
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Reactions to the minority Liberal government's speech from the throne
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Nurses groups concerned over regulatory body's plan to expand RPN duties
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Leonard Turnevicius: Aleh Remezau debuts as Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra presents ‘Joyful Mozart’
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Liberal effort to reset policy agenda panned by rivals as too much talk, not action
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Partygoers in Scarborough on Tuesday night demonstrated “inconsiderate” and “incomprehensible behaviour,” Mayor John Tory said Wednesday.
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Ontario is set to gain 98 new health and safety inspectors — a hiring spree that the Ministry of Labour says creates the largest complement of front-line investigators in provincial history.
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Liberals vow wage-subsidy extension to 2021, revamp of EI system in throne speech
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Toronto to move annual Santa Claus parade online due to COVID-19
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Greens expel Montreal lawyer from leadership race days before voting starts
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First Nations take Ontario government to court over environmental protections
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Ontario to move standardized testing online, will pilot some testing this year
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Trudeau stresses green tech in Governor General's speech from the throne
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Libs unveil sweeping plan for current and future challenges
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Prisoner charged with murder in death of fellow inmate at Millhaven
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S&P/TSX composite closes down as gold price sinks to lowest level in two months
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Families will be forced to find alternative transportation beginning next week
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In a year of many firsts, child psychology experts are warning of the potential for a new phenomenon students could face in school this year: pandemic bullying.
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Police say the wanted man told the women he was an Uber driver and offered them free rides, but it’s not clear if he actually works for the company.
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Lambton County sees first confirmed human case of West Nile virus of the year
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Greens expel Montreal lawyer from leadership race days before voting starts
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Feds promise help for surging COVID-19 test demand but won't OK rapid-test tech yet
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When Ontario rolls out pharmacy-based COVID-19 testing province-wide, Phil Hauser hopes to be among the first in Hamilton to offer the service.
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Liberals vow wage-subsidy extension to 2021, revamp of EI system in throne speech
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There are four coronavirus cases connected to Hamilton schools as of Wednesday, Sept. 23.
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Ont. Indigo bookstore workers vote to unionize, a month after retailer reports losses