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Ontario students begin return to class today as some boards reopen schools
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Ontario won’t ease any pandemic restrictions for at least four weeks because of a recent spike in COVID-19 cases, based on advice from chief medical officer Dr. David Williams.
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Ontario’s new cases of COVID-19 in the last few days are pushing toward 200, double the level of a month ago and at their highest since early July — but the number of patients hospitalized remains low and is not growing anywhere near the same pace.
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Police have closed Chartwell Road between Michael Terrace and Lakeshore Road East for investigation.
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The stretch between Main Street West and Aberdeen Avenue will open to two-way traffic Wednesday.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the pandemic.In Ottawa, Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer, and Dr. Howard Njoo, the deputy chief public health officer, provide an update on the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
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Uber unveils Canadian commitments in bid to reach zero-emissions goal by 2040
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Liberals extend commercial rent-relief program for last time
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Porter delays restart of flight operations five weeks to mid-November
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Green party leadership race nearly doubles party membership numbers
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The one-kilometre extension has been in the planning stages since 2006 and has been plagued by delays.
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Quebec reports 163 new COVID-19 cases as regional alert system introduced
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The summer of 2020 doesn’t officially pass into history for another three weeks but if you put your big toe outside you felt that cool autumn snap in
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Ontario reports 375 new COVID-19 cases over past two days
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Plans are being made across the country for how to safely send students back to school in the fall as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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Mortgage rates have not been this low in decades.
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North American stock markets plunge to start trading week, loonie sinks lower
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There’s still time to get fresh, local food leading up to Thanksgiving.
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Cars snaked through the mall parking lot in four separate lanes in the Burlington Centre parking lot.
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While the city says it’s seeing an improvement in pest control, one social housing tenant in Hamilton has had to toss her belongings enough times that
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Starting Tuesday, the province will fully reopen its DriveTest Centres to try and ease a backlog of tests.
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As Ontario kids head back to school this September amid the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s return to class will be like no other.
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The pandemic has changed the face of retailing, perhaps forever. Many small businesses have gone under. Walk down any shopping street and count the number of “for lease” signs in vacant store windows. It’s disheartening.
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‘He’s just doing mad, great things for the community’
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‘It will be one tragedy on top of another tragedy,’ if change doesn’t happen more quickly says Ontario’s nurses.
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Here is the problem with having adult children. They choose when to be the adult half of that term, and they choose when to be the child part, writes
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Sharp Knife Shop owner Gage Corlett attributes surging sales to a bold digital marketing strategy combined with a blossoming market of at-home chefs.
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It’s the start of the Ontario school year and without a budget for hand sanitizer or disinfectant wipes, one kindergarten teacher from Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) worries about keeping her classroom clean and her students safe.
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Many students are still waiting for their timetables and some educators still have no idea what they’ll be teaching — they don’t even know if they’ll be in a school or working virtually.
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Auto union to announce target company as labour negotiations heat up
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'Our shares are not for sale': Audet rebuffs unsolicited bid for Cogeco again
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OTTAWA—Canada’s chief public health doctor says a slow but steady increase in the number of people testing positive for COVID-19 is a cause for concern.
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Police turn up pressure on land defenders as occupation passes 50-day mark
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CHARLOTTETOWN—Prince Edward Island is reporting four new cases of COVID-19, all of them related to international travel.
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OTTAWA—Natural Resources Minister Seamus O’Regan is making a pitch to global energy investors that Canadian LNG is their best choice to invest in sustainable and competitive natural gas production.
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Cleaner LNG one answer to climate change crisis, O'Regan tells investors
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MADRID—Lionel Messi returned to training with Barcelona on Monday, almost two weeks after he told the club he wanted to leave.
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LA ROCHELLE, FRANCE—It was a rest day like no other for the Tour de France bunch.
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PARIS—Spectators will be allowed at the French Open this month despite the growing number of coronavirus cases in the country, organizers said on Monday.
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COVID-19 precautions add to first-day jitters
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Oliver Hunter de Góes is set to start school Wednesday at Mohawk College in Hamilton — from his parents’ living room in Curitiba, Brazil, some 8,250 kilometres away.
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Sherbrooke police intervene at two bars they say violated COVID-19 regulations
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Tam urges caution as daily cases of COVID-19 rise 25 per cent in last week
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Police arrest two people for allegedly violating injuction in Caledonia, Ont.
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SHERBROOKE, QUE.—Two bars in Quebec’s Eastern Townships region have allegedly flouted public health regulations meant to stem the spread of COVID-19, police in Sherbrooke said on Monday, as the province reported over 200 new COVID-19 cases for the second straight day.
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York health unit says COVID-19 cases linked to GTA wedding events grows to 23
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Motorcycle rider thrown from their bike
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"Federal money is going into housing projects in Hamilton," said Bratina.
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Sherbrooke police intervene at two bars they say violated COVID-19 regulations