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COVID-19 surges expected and people must be vigilant: Dr. Theresa Tam
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This week, governments are releasing their back-to-school plans for students to return to the classroom amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Domestic: 3U.S.A.: 4Overseas: 27 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry1 vessels handled fertilizer cargo1 vessels handled aggregateEstimate: 209,122 metric tonsExport: 0Import: 209,122Did you know?There are
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Competition Bureau launches probe of Amazon, seeks input from businesses
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Lack of infrastructure communicates Bullocks Corners not active pedestrian area
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Ontarians do not need to look to the United States or even to other provinces to get a sense of what systemic racism is.
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Expect hot and humid weather with some rain moving into the forecast on Sunday
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Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales posted record gain in June
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The Tory government backed out of a deal to sell the brow lands and Century Manor to Mohawk College that would have put $9.5 million into affordable h
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Civil rights activist Ruby Bridges writes children's book
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Toronto strip club employee may have exposed hundreds to COVID-19, officials say
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Around 550 people may have been exposed to COVID-19 at Brass Rail Tavern over the course of four days, Toronto Public Health announced in a news release Friday morning.
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Cohen's book foreword: Trump 'wouldn’t mind if I was dead'
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The CEO of The Other Bird restaurant group is this year’s ‘Community Champion’ for the Shoppers Drug Mart Love You Run for Women, a fundraiser in supp
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The intersection of Queensdale Avenue East and Upper Sherman Avenue was closed at about 5 p.m. Aug. 13 for an accident investigation.
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Two drivers are facing racing and stunt driving charges after Halton Regional Police clocked their SUVs going more than double the speed limit in Burl
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The individual was given credit for the nine-and-a-half months he has already spent in custody. Upon his release he will also spend 15 months on proba
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Man dead after being found severely injured in Brampton park on Thursday
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Vessel safety inspections have increased by nearly 90 per cent due to heavy boat traffic on Lake Ontario
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McMaster study shows children under 10 are at low risk of coronavirus transmission
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In the wake of large-scale COVID-19 outbreaks on farms, advocates are demanding that Ottawa grant permanent resident status to offshore workers and ha
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The statistics are clear: across the country, women and low-wage, racialized workers in precarious employment were hit hardest by this year’s COVID-19 job losses.
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The last thing Matthew Bonn remembers from that hazy July night was going to wash his face after snorting three lines of fentanyl.
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An assistant Crown attorney argues Hamilton’s John Massel should be designated a dangerous offender to keep the public safe.
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If you’re a working parent in a pandemic, I get it. I am, too, and our time and energy are finite. Fall is looming and we have a lot to prepare.
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The province will unlock up to $496 million from board reserves to give schools flexibility to shrink class sizes and lease additional space
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Management aims to carry out auditor’s recommendations to strengthen protocols
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Feds create task force to help get Canadians home after Beirut blast
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Delay the opening of schools. It is a little silly that it’s come to this, but there’s nothing that says we have to start school on time. Give it some time.
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Freshii sees $525K net loss in second quarter amid COVID-19 pandemic
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The Public Health Agency of Canada has announced $800,000 toward a plan to support people living with dementia in Hamilton and Haldimand County
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The intersection of Queensdale Avenue East and Upper Sherman Avenue was closed at about 5 p.m. Aug. 13 for an accident investigation.
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OTTAWA—A timeline of events regarding the Canada Student Service Grant program, based on public documents, events and statements from cabinet ministers, government officials, and WE Charity:
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Health Canada says several kids hospitalized after eating edible pot products
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Teachers' union allege back-to-school plan breaks provincial law
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Instructor Jacey Mazurek said the mothers get together, creating a supportive community
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A timeline of the controversy around WE, the Liberals and a student program
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The outbreak of 11 COVID-19 infections in a group of GTA families who visited Deerhurst Resort in Muskoka underscores the risks of ignoring public health guidelines — especially keeping to social circles of the same 10 people, Ontario’s chief medical officer says.
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'It's not just about me': McKenna cites need to protect politicians from threats
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Concerns over COVID-19 and its impacts has some area parents looking to new avenues for their children’s education this fall.
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Chicken, eggs both go first as feds roll out COVID-19 food surplus program
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Stronach family settles feud that divided founder Frank and daughter Belinda
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Councillors have directed staff to defer payments further to Sept. 30 amid the COVID-19 emergency.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Ontario’s four major teacher’s unions allege the province’s back-to-school plan violates its own occupational health and safety legislation.
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The non-profit transit system needs $795,992 to cover its 2019 budget because of additional customer trips made.
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VANCOUVER—A new study from the University of British Columbia suggests the COVID-19 pandemic may be motivating more parents to get their children a seasonal flu vaccine.
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Pandemic motivating more parents to get their kids the flu shot, UBC study finds