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No one hurt when shots were fired at group on the Mountain Sunday night
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Halton police are on the hunt this morning for a prisoner who was released by mistake from the Maplehurst Correctional Complex in Milton.
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Halton police searching for prisoner accidentally released from Maplehurst
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Many parents nervous about return of school, plan to send kids anyway: survey
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Victim and suspect know each other
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Volunteer organization hoping to expand; needs community support
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Dealing with the death of a loved one is one of the most difficult things to go through, but it has become all the more difficult during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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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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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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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 social-distance restricted event will mark the annual ceremony remembering the ill-fated Raid on Dieppe where 197 RHLI soldiers were killed.
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James Johnson is only 33, but says he’s had a lifetime of being bounced around. Bounced, first, between his parents and the child welfare system. Bounced, as a teen, between foster and group homes. And bounced, as an adult, between Toronto shelters and jail while he struggled with addiction.
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Big number: $549.8 million, the amount the provincial government committed to giving Toronto, with support by the federal government, through the Safe Restart agreement. It will cover about 41 per cent of the total amount Toronto needs to fill its projected $1.35-billion year-end shortfall. The rest is TBD.
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Parties urged to agree on safe way to hold possible election in pandemic
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Bill Morneau leaves cabinet, federal politics, as suddenly as he arrived
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Cabinet shuffle imminent as PM moves to replace Morneau in crucial finance post
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When Toronto post-secondary instructor Juanita Stephen stands behind the podium, preparing to lecture on the first day of class each year, she can expect the same type of reaction from a number of her students.
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Bill Morneau leaves cabinet, federal politics, as suddenly as he arrived
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Finance Minister Bill Morneau to hold news conference in Ottawa
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Canada's finance minister resigns, will be OECD candidate
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A timeline of the controversy around WE, the Liberals and a student program
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Canada's finance minister resigns, will be OECD candidate
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The province says teacher unions need to be less combative and more flexible with preparation time to help school boards create smaller class sizes — but critics accused the Ontario government of trying to deflect from the growing unrest about last-minute changes to back-to-school plans.
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Chedoke, Morgan Firestone, Rosedale and Mohawk are first to allow skaters
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Finance Minister Bill Morneau to hold news conference in Ottawa
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Third-party review will be headed by employment lawyer Arleen Huggins
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson proposes sidewalk extension along Fidder's Green Road near Highway 403
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There is no sidewalk between Enmore Avenue and the bridge at Highway 403 on Fiddler's Green Road.
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Eisenberger says Hamilton is not exploring the designation of public spaces for alcohol
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Finance Minister Bill Morneau to hold news conference in Ottawa
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Non-profit housing providers band together to reduce waiting list for subsidized units
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Non-profit housing providers band together to reduce waiting list for subsidized units
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Canada appoints new ambassador to Lebanon at critical time for country
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Ontario’s plan to fund the construction of new long-term-care homes could be a game changer in the way seniors live out their final years.
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Quebec, Ontario ask Ottawa to intervene in Montreal port strike, now in week two
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Police looking for witnesses to crash
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Ontario ends police access to COVID-19 database after legal challenge
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Canada rejects 'fraudulent' election results in Belarus: Champagne
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Next Conservative party leader best not take Alberta for granted: MPs
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‘The virus is still here,’ says associate medical officer of health as daily average climbs
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Team spirit goes digital and to the park as COVID-19 measures continue
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Materials sector boosts S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets edge higher
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Doug Ford to speak at all-virtual Association of Municipalities Ontario conference
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CRA expects online services back Wednesday following cyberbreaches
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Five things to know about the Conservative party leadership race, ending Sunday
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Dr. Asma Rashid, who runs a members-only medical concierge service in the Hamptons, has received some of the most sought-after party invitations this summer.
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Toronto Public Health will deploy a team of dozens of nurses responsible for both training and case management in Toronto schools when they reopen this September.
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Five B.C. First Nations say salmon decision shows systemic racism at DFO
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Health and safety agency posts free e-course on how to reopen businesses
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Canadian Real Estate Association says home sales hit record high in July