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Greens expel Montreal lawyer from leadership race days before voting starts
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CP NewsAlert: Parties agree on hybrid House of Commons meetings through autumn
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COVID-19 hits more schools amid growing fears of pandemic's second wave
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Drive-through testing centre in Kitchener, Ont., closed over safety concerns
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Greens expel Montreal lawyer from leadership race days before voting starts
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Catholic board employee — who is not a teacher — has been self-isolating for the past two weeks since a family member tested positive for the virus
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Ontario to review COVID-19 symptoms list for schools, minister says
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Husband and wife Larry Reynolds and Lynn VanEvery were shot and killed in their Park Road South home in July 2019
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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COVID-19 hits more schools amid growing fears of pandemic's second wave
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Greens expel Montreal lawyer from leadership race days before voting starts
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At some point this week, someone is going to say that members of Parliament are “back at work” — the idea being that when your elected representatives aren’t in Ottawa, they’re slacking off somewhere.
Boost health-care funding to provinces with ‘no strings attached,’ Conservatives tell Justin Trudeau
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OTTAWA–The opposition Conservatives are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to boost health-care funding to the provinces by billions with “no strings attached.”
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Drive-through testing centre in Kitchener, Ont., closed over safety concerns
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Refresh of Liberal government's agenda comes amid new looming COVID-19 crisis
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S&P/TSX composite down as gold falls, U.S. stock markets and loonie also lower
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Workers at Indigo bookstore vote to unionize, a month after retailer reports losses
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The number of new active COVID-19 cases in publicly funded schools across the province has jumped by another 30 per cent to a total of 180.
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Neighbouring congregation says plan threatens structure of old church.
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Greens expel Montreal lawyer from leadership race days before voting starts
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Financials help lift Toronto stock market, U.S. stock markets mixed; Loonie down
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The Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre, which closed due to the coronavirus pandemic on March 16, is slated to re-open in a limited way on Oct. 5. Hamilton Community News Spoke to Marianne Lee, chair of the board of directors at Sackville and
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Hughson Street Baptist and Indwell — a Christian supportive housing provider — opened energy-efficient apartment building at 500 James St. N. in Augus
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Poet Nikky Finney wins $100,000 lifetime achievement prize
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Ontario says it will hire 98 new labour inspectors this fall as part of efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in workplaces.
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic
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Councillor cites ‘urgency’ given affordability and homelessness crisis
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Hamilton teacher unions say educators are confused about when they need to go to school and when they need to stay home.
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Haldimand County’s new admin building offers improved service with style
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Councillor cites ‘urgency’ given affordability and homelessness crisis
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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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Refresh of Liberal government's agenda comes amid new looming COVID-19 crisis
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Ethics watchdog dismisses conflict of interest charges against PM's chief of staff
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Canada's carbon tax conundrum continues its appearance at Supreme Court today
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Ontario hiring 98 more labour inspectors to speed up pandemic workplace response
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COVID-19 limits possibilities for former prime minister John Turner's state funeral
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Charge tied to demonstrations away from McKenzie Meadows, police say
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TDSB turning to supply teachers as it rushes to hire for online classes
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British Columbia’s top doctor says she’s received death threats in her role as a public figure during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ontario is allowing cities to test-drive the once-contentious technology to nab speeders near schools and in community safety zones — but so far, not
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OTTAWA–Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole says his COVID-19 diagnosis is a reminder of the need for “vigilance” as regions across Canada enter the pandemic’s second wave.
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Like thousands of parents in the Toronto District School Board, Carlie Fuller woke up early Tuesday morning in preparation for what was supposed to be her daughter’s first day of virtual school.
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Canada is jumping into the electric vehicle market with both feet, and that sure seems like it will be a great thing for labour, investment and the environment.
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The Ontario government’s back-to-school plan is “morally unconscionable” and even dangerous, the province’s teachers’ unions are arguing in an appeal now before the labour relations board.
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COVID-19 limits possibilities for former prime minister John Turner's state funeral
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What is Ontario waiting for? The province says its fall pandemic plan has been ready since July, but that it is being rolled out in instalments this week because it is so robust, so vast. Despite rising COVID-19 case counts, testing failures and escalating levels of alarm, step one wasn’t revealed until Tuesday, and it was to get your flu shot. Great, good, get your flu shot. What else?
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With summer’s end, Premier Doug Ford appears to be entering the winter of his discontent.
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Study finds about one-third of Indigenous grads find work with Indigenous employers