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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Kingston youth pleads guilty to terror charges
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‘I do not see how a single instructor is supposed to pull all of these things off and provide continuous, thoughtful (expert) teaching,’ said HWDSB tr
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Quebec's wireless prices lower than other provinces for similar plans, data show
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Ontario spent $3.5B less than planned in last fiscal year, watchdog says
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Arrests in gang-related shootings that killed, injured bystanders: Toronto cops
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Hamilton public health says it is still assessing the risk of public exposure after viewing videos that appear to show a crowded bar Saturday night.
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OTTAWA—Health Canada has approved the use of remdesivir to treat patients with severe symptoms of COVID-19.
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A timeline of the controversy around WE, the Liberals and a student program
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WE Charity board told speakers at WE days not paid, former chair says
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Craig, Marc Kielburger to testify at Commons committee over student program
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University will undertake ‘full review’ of the department of psychology, neuroscience and behaviour
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From a women’s rights perspective, 2020 was supposed to be the year the world would reflect upon all the ways gender equality had advanced in the 25 years since the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, a groundbreaking conference that outlined bold feminist strategies to remove barriers to equality.
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As someone who spent the early hours going down a WebMD self-diagnosis rabbit hole trying to figure out if I have a life-threatening illness or simply ate too much pasta, I can relate when some coworkers asked how they can differentiate between symptoms of heat-related illnesses from COVID-19.
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Take commercial landlords 'out of the equation' for rent relief, says CFIB
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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is calling for changes to the commercial rent program, which it says is leaving many small businesses out thanks to its reliance on landlord participation and high criteria for eligibility.
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Court approves NordStar's $60-million Torstar purchase, deal to close this week
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Torstar’s chairman says that barring a stay, the company still plans to close the deal by this Thursday
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North American stock markets dip in early trading while gold sets another record
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Tam says feds, experts discussing COVID-19 vaccine orders amid concerns of delay
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RBC drops We Charity sponsorship and donations amid political scandal
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A new online tool launched this week aims to help individuals with a criminal record navigate the job-seeking process, offering tips on how to have what is often a very sensitive conversation with potential employers.
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A confidential report from Toronto’s city solicitor has recommended against a legal challenge of Bill 184, a newly passed piece of provincial legislation that alters rules for renters and landlords, the Star has learned.
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Chatham man charged for failing to isolate after travelling to US
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Stigmatizing Hutterites about COVID-19 will harm response: public health officer
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Police seek suspects in Hamilton homicide believed to be fuelled by road rage
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Ontario sees four new COVID-19 deaths; one quarter of 111 new cases in Ottawa
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Boosting marginalized groups key to 'feminist economic recovery,' report says
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Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board has received funding to replace a Catholic elementary school in Upper Stoney Creek
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Scotiabank gives most staff permission to work remotely until 2021
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Craig, Marc Kielburger to testify at Commons committee over student program
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OTTAWA—Canada’s chief public health officer says the federal government is in talks with the CFL about applying quarantine rules to returning American players that are similar to the cohort approach used by the NHL.
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Brock Beck, 20, was stabbed to death Sunday morning on a driveway in Binbrook
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Indigenous arts leader Jesse Wente named head of Canada Council for the Arts
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RBC drops We Charity sponsorship and donations amid political scandal
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ajax and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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Forsythe Lubrication Associates Ltd. has been a fixture at Chatham and Dundurn streets since the days when Chatham was a dirt road.
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George Weston loses $255 million in second quarter on COVID-related costs
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Another 111 Ontario residents have tested positive for COVID-19 as the government prepares to decide whether Toronto, Peel and Windsor-Essex can move ahead to stage three, allowing bars and restaurants to serve patrons indoors and reopening gyms, movie theatres and playgrounds.
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Police were called after a body was found in the water Monday afternoon
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North American stock markets dip in early trading while gold sets another record
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Ontario sees four new COVID-19 deaths; one quarter of 111 new cases in Ottawa
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Sneaker aficionados look to get in on lucrative trade of rare kicks
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Police say there have been a series of break and enters where suspects target homes with open garage and side doors.
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Business did improve for McDonald’s throughout the second quarter as restrictions lifted across the globe, but the fast food giant faces a bumpy — and expensive — recovery.
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‘I find that the arrangement is fair and reasonable,’ wrote Superior Court Justice Cory Gilmore in a decision on the $60-million bid released via email late Monday night
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It might be six months from now, or maybe a year. But there will come a day when one of the many researchers toiling in one of the many labs around the world will crack the code, and emerge with a vaccine that is at least somewhat effective against the coronavirus.
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North American stock markets dip in early trading while gold sets another record
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As well as highlighting a microbrewer and a medical researcher, this new mural also incorporates the natural elements of Chedoke Falls onto the east f
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Sunset Grill is serving up its famous all-day breakfast at the Winona Crossing shopping centre.
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RBC drops We Charity sponsorship and donations amid political scandal