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Finance Minister Bill Morneau set to testify on deal with WE Charity
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OTTAWA—It seems the CFL shouldn’t be holding its breath for much-needed financial assistance from the Canadian government.
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Cineplex urges Ontario to make changes to theatre occupancy limits
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Federal Court declares Canada-U.S. refugee pact unconstitutional
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Councillors agreed to a motion July 17 introduced by Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko to allow virtual delegations by the public.
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Information czar finds numerous shortcomings at National Defence
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Statistics Canada set to give reading on inflation for June
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Trudeau must look into complaints about Governor General, Singh says
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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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Eight more Ontarians have been admitted to hospital for COVID-19 as the number of cases fell back below 200 following a one-day surge.
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Virtual delegations for the public will be allowed at all of council's standing committees.
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau set to testify on deal with WE Charity
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Rogers Communications Q2 profit cut by more than half due to COVID-19
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TSX rises on strength of energy sector, while U.S. markets also up
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Gary Smith: Theatre Aquarius big concern now is staying solvent
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Expect some relief from the extreme heat this week as the Hamilton area is looking at some showers Wednesday and daytime highs below 30 C.
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Ontario reporting 165 new cases of COVID-19, two new virus-related deaths
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Graham Rockingham: Fans flock to James North to say goodbye to This Ain’t Hollywood
Niagara Falls cruise photo illustrates stark difference in COVID-19 response between U.S. and Canada
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A picture is worth a thousand words — or in this case, a reflection of the contrast in dealing with COVID-19 in North America.
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TSX rises on strength of energy sector, while U.S. markets also up
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Here's a list of June inflation rates for selected Canadian cities
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Here's a list of June inflation rates for Canadian provinces
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Statistics Canada set to give reading on inflation for June
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Editor’s note: Some have termed COVID-19 “the great equalizer” because it can indiscriminately infect anyone. But the impact it has on people and families is far from equal. The Star’s Viral Inequality series looks at how people from various walks of life have seen their lives change, and, in some cases, how they’ve slipped through the safety net of government support.
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Starting July 22, residents throughout Halton, aged five and up, are required to wear a non-medical mask or face covering while in most indoor public
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Communicating in the age of coronavirus can be tricky, even before adding masks into the equation.
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Ali Mohummad, 19, was fatally stabbed in attack that began at Limeridge Road West plaza
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Hamilton police charge second teenager with murder in deadly stabbing
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VANCOUVER—When Dr. Bonnie Henry walked through Vancouver’s trendy Gastown neighbourhood to pick up the designer shoes named after her, and had her photo taken when she stopped to look at a street-art painting made in her honour, the celebration of her leadership in “flattening the curve” was at a high.
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Consensus on strict adherence to rules as some local bars plan to wait and see what happens.
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Jeremy Hall is on trial for first-degree murder in 2006 death of Billy Mason
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McMaster assistant professor answers ‘call to service’ to help with U.S. pandemic response
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Regan Russell was inspired to protest for animal rights in the 1970s and was killed while advocating for pigs
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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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Finance Minister Bill Morneau set to testify on deal with WE Charity
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Statistics Canada set to give reading on inflation for June
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Feds should invest $50B in green projects for post-pandemic stimulus: experts
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Injuries during arrest did not cause man's death, Ottawa cop's defence says
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Scrutiny of WE deal to resume at committee, in House of Commons Tuesday
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Ontario reporting 203 new cases of COVID-19 with majority in people under 39
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Premier Ford removes Tory legislator from government caucus over emergency powers vote
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WASHINGTON—“It will probably get worse before it gets better,” President Donald Trump said Tuesday at the first White House coronavirus briefing he’s held since late April. “That’s something I don’t like saying about things, but that’s the way it is, it’s what we have.”
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Coun. Jason Farr says he has fielded complaints about encampments, but advocates argue his concern is misplaced
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Coinsquare executives step down after accusations of market manipulation
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VICTORIA—The COVID-19 infection rate is moving up in British Columbia, with 30 more positive tests arising from several community exposures and one active outbreak.
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A Hamilton patio-making business has been in overdrive this summer during COVID-19