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Phase 3 reopening allows more Dundas businesses to open indoors
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Premier Doug Ford is threatening to make COVID-19 tests mandatory for farm workers in Windsor-Essex to curb stubborn outbreaks as the province takes extra time to decide if the region — along with Toronto and Peel — can join the rest of the province in opening more businesses.
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Police searched two addresses in Ancaster and the west Mountain Thursday
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Health experts tell Ottawa to hurry domestic vaccine funding amid China delays
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Mohawk College is laying off as many as 200 full and part-time staff in the wake of a projected $50 million revenue shortfall caused by a reduction in enrolment due to the coronavirus pandemic.College chief operating officer Paul Armstrong said t
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Mohawk College is laying off as many as 200 full and part-time staff in the wake of a projected $50 million revenue shortfall caused by a reduction in enrolment due to the coronavirus pandemic.College chief operating officer Paul Armstrong said t
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But the SIU says the force used during the 2018 backyard arrest was within the confines of the law
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Tam to young people: stop spreading COVID-19, don't infect parents, elders
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Cost of keeping some civil servants home for COVID-19 could exceed $600 million
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Police investigate racist vandalism on Black woman's car east of Toronto
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More regions of Ontario in Stage 3 reopening; Hamilton, Niagara, among them
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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New cases of COVID-19 in Ontario almost doubled in the last day with the majority in people under 40, the Ministry of Health reported Friday as health authorities keep a close watch on several hot spots.
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It’s a recession when your neighbour loses his job. It’s a depression when you lose your own, writes Jay Robb.
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Stoney Creek resident Jennifer McIntyre could barely believe her eyes when she realized she’d won $2 million.
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Five men charged following alleged assault in Brampton, ont., Peel Regional Police say
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Quebec reports one new COVID-19 death, 163 additional cases of disease
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Consumers flocked to online shopping as pandemic hit, with e-commerce sales up 99%
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An alert Canadian Tire employee in Norfolk learned the victim received a call from an unknown male requesting remote access to their computer.
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At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada’s four largest provinces by population suffered more than 4,400 excess deaths when compared to five-year historical maximums, according to new data from Statistics Canada.
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Alma Street school library being converted into 63-space daycare
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The wearing of face masks is causing a cacophony of human argument around the world. Here, a selection of voices from the global debate:
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11 men charged in auto-theft investigation involving 50 stolen cars, police say
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The Hamilton electro-pop singer is waiting out the lockdown in California, writes Graham Rockingham.
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Supreme Court of Canada to rule on video lottery terminals class-action case
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Restaurants have experienced the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic after being one of the first industries to close down.
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Air conditioners are blaring, it’s still steamy outdoors, and there is a comet to see in the night sky. Ah summer.
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Old Town Hall reopens with local art exhibit, staged broadcast following months of stillness.
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While Hamilton eateries can start serving up to 50 people indoors starting today (July 24), not everyone is eager to rush inside.
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The new look is expected to be in place by Friday July 24, and will last until October 31, 2020.
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More regions of Ontario in Stage 3 reopening; Hamilton, Niagara, among them
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Aecon Group loses $6.2 million in Q2 as revenues fall due to COVID-19
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There are people in Lincoln who will be sleeping on a couch tonight because that’s their only option right now.
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MONTREAL—Quebec’s annual two-week construction holiday is in full swing, and with many Quebecers staying closer to home this summer because of COVID-19, towns in the Gaspe region are seeing an influx of tourists drawn to the charming seaside landscapes.
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The retired scrapyard superintendent, who has nine grandchildren, is excited to share his winnings with his family.
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PSA: Don’t run from bylaw officers during a pandemic. If you do, you’ll be out $1,500.
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Verdict not expected until September in only Hamilton homicide case to pause midtrial due to COVID-19, writes Susan Clairmont.
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Crown hopes ‘significant sentences’ in 2018 crash will help send a message to street racers
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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 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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Asylum claims being filed in Canada continue to rise slightly despite pandemic
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Supreme Court of Canada to rule on video lottery terminals class-action case
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The government is finalizing back-to-school plans and will announce them next week, says Education Minister Stephen Lecce, pledging that “additional supports and resources” to help with COVID-19 costs will be included.
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Privy Council Office launches review of complaints about Governor General
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Privy Council Office launches review of complaints about Governor General
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The day that marks one year from the opening of an Olympic Games is traditionally a moment of considerable fanfare. But, given the current circumstances, maybe it wasn’t much of a surprise that Thursday, the one-year-out milestone for the postponed 2020 Tokyo Games, came and went with subdued notice.
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They are real sacrifices that have been made, important statements, and they are not lost on anyone connected with the NBA.
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EDMONTON — Alberta’s chief medical officer says the province’s sharp spike in COVID-19 infections should be a “wake-up call” for people who don’t believe they’re at risk.
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COVID-19 tracing app starts beta testing after three-week delay