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North American stock markets down in early trading while gold continues to shine
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The balmy bathing feels nice at the beach — but experts warn toxic algae likes the warm water, too
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Ontario reporting 103 new cases of COVID-19, no new virus-related deaths
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OTTAWA—The opposition Conservatives are calling for Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s resignation after revelations he accepted two expenses-paid trips and donated $100,000 to WE Charity.
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North American stock markets down in early trading while gold continues to shine
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Beware of online video chats. Once it’s out there, you can’t get it back, police warn.
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Tokyo and Hong Kong were among cities grappling with a spike in infections after worldwide COVID-19 cases exceeded 15 million.
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But Liberal MP Bob Bratina is asking his government to help get the lead out
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Loblaw Q2 profit plunges on pandemic costs despite surging revenues
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The outage is affecting approximately 292 homes and businesses in the area of Upper Paradise Road to Garth Street and Stone Church Rd. W. to the Linco
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. 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 Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Hamilton-based I-Virtualize is marketing a new tracing system to help workers distance during COVID-19.
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“I thought, you know as crazy as it sounds, I could put a coffee shop on that,” said Mike Goman. The upper viewing deck has space for several dozen pe
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More than one-third of all tests conducted at the Dave Andreychuk Mountain drive-thru testing centre were affected
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My youngest son, Alister, and I stood by the crate, talking in hushed voices.
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On the day that nursing homes were allowed to open their doors to family and friends, John Jarema was among the first to walk inside.
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Just after noon on a mild summer day, the popular Jamie Bell Adventure Playground in High Park lies deserted.
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Eustace Compass, 43, was found shot to death in his Maple home on Nov. 7, 1990.
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Susan Davis became a sex worker in 1986 at the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis, on the bracingly cold streets of Halifax.
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Middletown Road between 4th Concession and Highway 5 is closed to traffic
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Nick Cordero, the Broadway actor who spent more than 90 days in a hospital fighting for his life after contracting coronavirus, will have an album released posthumously.
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau set to testify on deal with WE Charity
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Legislation will ‘fast-track’ evictions for arrears during pandemic, they warn
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Human remains found in a wooded area of east London have been identified as Grant Norton, missing since July 12
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Information czar finds numerous shortcomings at National Defence
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As the City of Hamilton enters Stage 3, some public amenities, such as play structures, drinking fountains and the Gage Park greenhouse will open Frid
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Jeremy Hall is charged with first-degree murder in the 2006 death of Billy Mason
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Northern Ontario First Nation secures additional land under federal law
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A new study looking at COVID-19 cases and deaths in long-term care homes has reinforced the Star’s earlier analysis showing that for-profit homes were more likely to have wider and more deadly outbreaks than non-profit or municipal homes.
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Prisoners go on hunger strike at Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre
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Ontario reporting 165 new cases of COVID-19, two new virus-related deaths
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Quebec reports four new COVID-19 deaths, 142 new cases as hospitalizations drop
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Rogers Communications Q2 profit cut by more than half due to COVID-19
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Toronto prepares to mark second anniversary of deadly Danforth shooting
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TSX rises on strength of energy sector, while U.S. markets also up
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Shootings, Tasers, punches and taking someone to the ground — When, where and why do Hamilton police use force
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One of two red panda cubs at Toronto Zoo dies a week after birth
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Ontario reporting 165 new cases of COVID-19, two new virus-related deaths
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Cineplex urges Ontario to make changes to theatre occupancy limits
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When the old one finally went kaput, non-profit struggled to collect food donations
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Funding for long-term care needed before second wave of COVID-19: advocates
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Limited indoor visits can resume today at Ontario long-term care homes
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau set to testify on deal with WE Charity
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Man, 60, charged in series of sexual assaults on a minor
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Feds relax fingerprinting rules when screening new hires during COVID-19
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More COVID-19 deaths at for-profit nursing homes in Ontario, study finds
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The CFIB’s new #SmallBusinessEveryDay campaign, running to the fall, is designed to provide a desperately needed lifeline for small businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemic.