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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
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| Updated | 2025-01-29 01:30 |
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Ontario is reporting 135 new cases of COVID-19 and one more death as 1,474 people across the province continue to fight active infections.
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Yamana Gold seeks London stock listing to increase access to European investors
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Public health’s protocols for running the market would have been tricky to adhere to, given the small pool of volunteers available
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Canadians now in Paris to view black boxes of Ukraine plane shot down by Iran
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The 65-year old was killed while protesting outside Burlington slaughterhouse on June 19
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Commons to sit as Liberals seek to extend wage subsidy, make disability payment
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Quebec reports 150 new COVID-19 cases and two deaths in last 24 hours
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County group hosts anti-racism rally in Simcoe, calls for zero tolerance of discrimination
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Five members of same family face 53 charges after drug probe by Toronto police
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Amid concerns over the number of cases of COVID-19, Toronto and Peel Region will remain in Stage 2 of reopening the economy while the rest of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton areas will open Friday.
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Hamilton creates "special enforcement area" to stop illegal parking.
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Ontario reports 135 new cases of COVID-19, one new death from virus
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Thousands of lives on hold as immigration system remains largely shut down
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Materials sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite in early trading, U.S. indexes down
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Phasing out paper tickets is part of Hamilton's agreement with PRESTO to boost the number of people using the card.
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A Burlington man won $100,000 in the June 20 Poker Lotto draw.
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Police doing forensic search of devices seized from his residence July 16
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Canadians now in Paris to view black boxes of Ukraine plane shot down by Iran
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Owner says he’s following province’s rules as he awaits licence ruling
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A few little things that probably should be bigger things as we begin a week that includes – I can’t believe I’m typing this! – a basketball game involving the Raptors on Friday night.
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A few little things that probably should be bigger things as we begin a week that includes – I can’t believe I’m typing this! – a basketball game involving the Raptors on Friday night.
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Hamilton police allegedly found drugs, cash and brass knuckles
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Parkway closed in both directions at Garth Street
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THE GOAL: Develop a mobile health app that will monitor the symptoms of COVID-19 patients who are isolating at home, use that information to predict whether a patient’s condition will worsen and alert a health-care provider should that patient require medical care.
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“How much are we taking off, hon?” asked Toni, as she perused my sad head.
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For nearly three weeks, Hamiltonians tested at the Mountain drive-thru centre were left in the dark, wondering if they might have COVID-19 or if their
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In a time of uncertainty brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian institutions are facing the prospect of having to evolve or face the possibility of ceasing to exist.
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5:00 a.m: The House of Commons meets today as the Liberals seek to pass a bill to extend their wage-subsidy program, send a special payment to people with disabilities and extend some legal deadlines for court cases.
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Liberals review rollout of social finance fund to combat pandemic fallout
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As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its fourth month, post-secondary students in Ontario facing instability due to the crisis are making the difficult decision to pause their studies until the way forward is more clear.
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This past week curb lanes have been cordoned off on streets across a large swath of the city, allowing restaurants and bars new patio space. They’re part of the CafeTO program and, hopefully, enough to keep these businesses going a while longer. On evening walks this week the sound of the city has been a revelation: vibrant human life after months of silence.
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Search underway for missing boater on Ontario lake; woman rescued
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BQ caucus backs Blanchet against sexual misconduct allegations
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Toronto police accused of denying counsel to detained demonstrators
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The Public Health Agency of Canada recommends wearing a non-medical mask in public to protect people around you from COVID-19 transmission.
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Quebec movement builds to end sexual violence and better support survivors
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Woman shot and injured in Leamington, Ont.; Police looking for female suspect
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Richard Ansell was discharged from rehab in late March — or, as he puts it “when the s--- hit the fan.”
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The Long and Bisby building, the last remaining structure of the former Mountain Sanatorium complex, will get a new security system to prevent further vandalism on the property.
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Risk of a tornado, the Environment Canada warning says
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Hamilton creates "special enforcement area" to stop illegal parking.
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Environment Canada issues Tornado warning for southwestern Ontario
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BQ caucus backs Blanchet against sexual misconduct allegations
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Require masks in restaurants, bars to stop COVID-19, Toronto says
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger says he has attempted to talk to Ontario Premier Doug Ford without success.
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A look at back-to-school plans at Canada's largest school board
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Open houses resume, but the home-buying pastime has drastically changed