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Revelation comes as Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario says it has concerns about ‘indiscriminate’ use of the database
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Food bank use has shifted over the last five months, revealing clues about how the pandemic might be affecting vulnerable Hamiltonians.
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A lot can go wrong in a museum that’s been shut down. Moths can get into textiles. A change in temperature or humidity can make mummies leak fluids.
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Thousands of downtown workers won’t be cramming into Toronto’s subways and office tower elevators any time soon as the city continues to grapple with COVID-19.
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Trudeau promises roadmap following prorogation and cabinet reshuffle
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Ontario substitute teachers left out of COVID-19 conversation, group says
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Statistics Canada to release inflation figures for July
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As Ontario’s eviction moratorium has lifted, new research shows that the Toronto neighbourhoods where tenants have faced the highest eviction filing rates in recent years mirror those where COVID-19 has hit hardest.
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Complaints Commission probes RCMP Nunavut arrest, including racial bias
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Proposed changes amount to ‘Walmart’ and ‘drive-thru’ approach to land-use planning
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Some quotes on the Liberal cabinet shuffle and prorogation of Parliament
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VICTORIA—The British Columbia government has extended its provincial state of emergency that gives it extraordinary powers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Cabinet shuffle imminent as PM moves to replace Morneau in crucial finance post
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Ontario reports 125 new cases of COVID-19 and four new deaths related to virus
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For adults living through the COVID-19 pandemic, the usual “keys, wallet, phone” check before heading out the door has given way to “keys, wallet, phone, mask, spare mask, sanitizer.”
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Critics worried report on police reform will amount to nothing but 'lip service'
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It was Mother’s Day weekend and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was at yet another noon news conference, patiently explaining once again what the government was doing to control the COVID-19 pandemic. And then she made a quick turn.
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Cabinet glass ceiling shattered as Chrystia Freeland named finance minister
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Toronto protesters block sheriffs from conducting evictions amid COVID-19
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No one hurt in morning blaze that left house badly damaged
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Toronto police to get 2,350 body cameras and 3,000 licenses for data management
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Prorogation of Parliament: what does it mean and what happens next?
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The Latest: Freeland to finance portfolio, Parliament to be prorogued
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Canadians taking steps to avoid credit card debt, despite economic pressure
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OTTAWA—What a time to be finance minister.
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Gold miners help lift S&P/TSX composite as gold tops US$2,000 an ounce
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Chiefs say they didn’t give consent for controversial Caledonia housing development
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Crescent invests in bank loans, high-yield bonds and other debt securities. The firm has around 180 employees, according to its website.
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Quebec reports 46 new COVID-19 cases, six additional deaths linked to virus
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Shoppers anticipating a hero’s welcome at car dealerships for venturing out during the pandemic may end up feeling a little disappointed these days.
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Longtime Conservative MP Diane Finley says she won't run in next election
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Less than 10 workers identified as potential close contacts of the person, who tested positive Aug. 13
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Cabinet shuffle imminent as PM moves to replace Morneau in crucial finance post
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Police arrest suspect in 2018 crossbow attack in Mississauga, Ont.
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The Latest: Freeland to finance portfolio, Parliament to be prorogued
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They may not be super spreaders, but a cohort of Canadians who are skeptical of the country’s pandemic response are making it harder for public health officials to keep everyone else safe, an Angus Reid study finds.
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46-year-old fell from roof of Airport Road brickworks
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Cabinet shuffle imminent as PM moves to replace Morneau in crucial finance post
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Ward 8 Coun. John-Paul Danko will spend $150,000 for a consultant to review Ward 8 roadways.
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Watch the live stream of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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We’ve already seen the costs of supply-chain failures during the COVID-19 pandemic: Delays in the production of simple nasal swabs slowed testing by months even as the pandemic exploded in the U.S. The world is now eagerly awaiting a vaccine, and will need billions of doses as quickly as possible. If the vaccine supply chain fails, the economic and human cost of COVID-19 will be prolonged.
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The provincially-funded program — which is free to low-income participants — has helped some 500 households throughout the two counties with more than
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How COVID-19 is changing back-to-school shopping and budgets
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Quebec reports 46 new COVID-19 cases, six additional deaths linked to virus
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Ontario is reporting four more COVID-19 fatalities — more than the death toll from the previous eight days — as new cases jumped by 125.
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Ontario reports 125 new cases of COVID-19 and four new deaths related to virus
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Ernie Schramayr: As your personal lockdown lifts, some advice on the best way to return to ‘normal’
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Gold miners help lift S&P/TSX composite as gold tops US$2,000 an ounce
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Horizon North Logistics co-CEO Rod Graham stepping down from company