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North American stock markets push higher as trading day starts, loonie up
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| Updated | 2025-01-24 17:00 |
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Metro reports $263.5M Q2 profit, sales up more than 10% as Canadians eat at home
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CAE reports $110.6M Q1 loss as revenue falls, plans restructuring program
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Amica at Erin Mills, a private retirement home in Mississauga, has declared an outbreak after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19.
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Comments on coronavirus land doctor in hot water
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As Ontarians brace for a different type of school year this September, parents may be wondering whether they should be sending their young children to school with a mask — even if it’s not mandatory.
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24-year-old man killed by loose wheel on Highway 401 in Toronto
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Finance Minister Rod Phillips is set to reveal the fiscal toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on the province of Ontario’s books.
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Owner Jimmy Lai was arrested under China’s new Hong Kong security law
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Man dies after early morning shooting in Toronto's east end: police
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Windsor-Essex region joins rest of Ontario in Stage 3 of reopening plan today
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Ontario records 33 new COVID cases, duplicate case removal drops figures
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Within Hamilton, the top three sales ranged from $2.1 million and $2.75 million. All three were in the Flamborough/Waterdown area — “more than likely
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Despite drop in visits, there were no permanent business closures in the King-Catharine area
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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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Liberals announce $18 million in funding for small food producers
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Shoppers Drug Mart is getting into the medical clinic business.
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Ontario records 33 new COVID cases, duplicate case removal drops figures
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PM's ethical conduct in spotlight as Commons sits but Trudeau won't be there
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The data is stark — lockdown prevented COVID-19 among wealthy, white Torontonians, but failed to protect low-income and racialized households in the same way. Unfortunately, this comes as no surprise to us as doctors, since we’ve been caring for patients with COVID-19 since the pandemic arrived in our emergency departments.
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Another lawsuit has been filed against a long-term-care home operator in Mississauga.
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Like many Ontario parents, Brad Thorpe had never heard of learning pods — until the provincial government announced two week ago that students in the province would be heading back to school in September without reducing class sizes at the elementary level.
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Trudeau shuts down speculation that Morneau about to be fired as finance minister
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A group from Six Nations has been at the construction site at the south end of town since last month
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Contractor that worked on Tim Hortons Field to make site visit after city discovers $1.1-million problem
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The unions representing Ontario’s teachers are calling on the provincial government to change its back-to-school plans and are warning a legal challenge is possible.
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The driver of the SUV, a man in his 80s, suffered a medical emergency before colliding with the fence.
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Ontario’s southern urban centres were the first and hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, while some rural regions managed to stave off the virus for nearly 10 weeks before cases were reported, data collected by the Star shows.
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Safety won't be compromised for vaccine, Canada's top doctors say
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s education minister says students won’t be back in classrooms on the originally planned date of Sept. 8.
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Canada must move quickly to stand up for democracy in Hong Kong, activists say
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Class sizes recommended by SickKids experts could cost Hamilton’s public board upwards of $76 million
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Two arrested after body of premature baby found in Montreal-area dumpster
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The funding will allow 200 undergraduate students to learn about auto and aerospace manufacturing
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Ministers, top public servant to be grilled by committee on WE affair
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Union, automakers begin negotiations as uncertain economy raises stakes
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'Basically warehouses:' shelters in midtown Toronto unsupported, advocates say
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Quebec reports 91 new COVID-19 cases, one additional death from virus
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S&P/TSX composite up despite plunge in gold as financial and energy stocks rise
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Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Oakville therapist and social worker Karen Thornton has been seeing clients as young as four years old.
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Firefox owner Mozilla cuts one-quarter of global workforce, including Cdn jobs
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Next month, like many parents, Raven Watts will be getting her daughter ready for school.
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OTTAWA—The chief public health officer says Canada will not cut corners to get a vaccine for COVID-19 approved.
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Roughly 20,000 households in city have lead services, which could take 20-plus years to replace
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Contamination cleanup and demolition could continue into fall
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Air Canada to launch revamped Aeroplan program in November
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Review: `Story of Gardening' gets a timely update
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U.S., Canadian authorities warn against annual 'Float Down' near Sarnia, Ont.
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AirBoss says U.S. government contracts for COVID respirators give it momentum