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Edmonton will require people to wear face coverings on public transit and at city facilities starting Aug. 1.
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EDMONTON—Alberta’s chief medical officer of health says ballooning COVID-19 numbers in the province are worrying and should serve as a wake-up call for those who are no longer practising physical distancing.
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Global News lays off unspecified number of staff in "significant" restructuring
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Indigenous leaders call for systemic review of RCMP practices
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SIU says it still needs to interview relatives of man shot dead by police
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Tories, NDP call on ethics watchdog to launch new probe of Morneau over WE trips
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Metrolinx accused of backtracking on deal to build Toronto community centre
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The city’s number of active known cases is just 15. No COVID-related deaths have occurred in the last month.
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Some older personal finance rules may no longer apply, experts say
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Hamilton’s public board has been given $13.5 million to build a second elementary school in Binbrook
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One-eyed bus driver wins discrimination case; judge nixes Ontario licence rule
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Disabled Canadians struggle to be paired with service animals amid pandemic
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Quebec records no new COVID-19 deaths, 142 new cases
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North American stock markets down in early trading while gold continues to shine
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Roman Wolfli wants to raise the voices of those too young to vote so they can still be heard by politicians, and the 13-year-old from Calgary is working hard to make that happen.
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Assaults involved man on bicycle randomly touching women
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Officials demand funding for Ontario schools to reopen as province promises plan
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COVID-19 tracing app starts beta testing after three-week delay
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Get for-profits out of long-term care, unions say as they launch campaign
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Chief of defence staff Jonathan Vance announces impending retirement
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Along with demanding immediate information about the incident, the family is calling for sweeping police reform as it pertains to use of force
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It’s a simple gesture: a hot coffee and doughnut or muffin to start the workday.
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Alberta, Ottawa agree on one-year child care deal with some COVID money
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Global News lays off unspecified number of staff in "significant" restructuring
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Skip the Glitches deliver anywhere within Hamilton city wards 1 to 8 and the shows are being put on from July 21 to July 26, writes Jeff Mahoney.
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Employee charged in 407 ETR data breach involving 60,000 customers
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The demonstration — which blocked off about 200 metres of Main Street — took place just an hour before the Hamilton police board’s last meeting of the
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Hamilton will install automatic speed enforcement cameras at 12 locations across the city to crack down on speeding vehicles.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Chief of defence staff Jonathan Vance announces impending retirement
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Vacant Airbnb destinations in downtown Toronto are up for sale, report says
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Suspect claimed he had a gun, but no weapon was seen
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Officials demand funding for Ontario schools to reopen as province promises plan
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After COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, the number of cases started to climb globally. It’s difficult to apply a one-size-fits-all interpretation as to why certain states experienced higher numbers of infections while others kept theirs in check.
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A timeline of the controversy around WE, the Liberals and a student program
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Hamilton gyms will begin to reopen on Friday as the city moves to Stage 3 of the province’s reopening plan
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Six Nations Police have closed Serenity Medical Dispensary
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New York man charged after failing to stop at border crossing: Niagara police
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Over the past few days, Alberta has seen a jump in COVID-19 cases which has brought the amount of infected persons within the province to 1,251. The daily increases have not been this high since April.
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Judge withholds making a decision on friendly takeover of Torstar by NordStar
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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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Premier Scott Moe and chief medical officer Saqib Shahab reported 60 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan on Wednesday, marking the highest one-day total in cases to date.
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In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wally Simpson knew he was in a good position to help.
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Kathy Renwald: The Slotes had their garden designed by Candy Venning. They never met.
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The woman was in medical distress from what appeared to be an opioid overdose.
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Quebec records no new COVID-19 deaths, 142 new cases
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The number of people requiring hospital care for COVID-19 in Ontario has suddenly jumped to the highest level since early July as the number of new cases fell to 103 after topping 200 in recent days.
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Caleb Rodrigo never imagined starting his second year of university living at home with his parents.
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Vacant Airbnb destinations in downtown Toronto are up for sale, report says
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Boy, 8, dies after being hit by car while leaving day camp in Montreal