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Ministry of Education still needs to approve plan and final decisions will be made by early August
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Soccer tournament nixed, street festival threatened — but rally to show workers support scheduled on Friday
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Justice Herman Wilton-Siegel waited months for the information needed in an investigation of the parkway
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Online video showing restaurant patrons crammed together triggers probe
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Search for missing father whose daughters found dead in Quebec enters Day 7
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Hamilton Public Library waiving all fines until 2021
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Hamilton Public Library waiving all fines until 2021
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Crystal Lavergne was reported missing shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday
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Indwell, East Kiwanis get city boost for affordable-housing projects
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Family of Canadian child stuck in Syria taking government to court
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Bar reopenings going ahead in Ontario as Quebec links cases to bars in Montreal
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Nearly 270,000 Conservatives eligible to vote in leadership contest
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Quebec reports 5 additional COVID-19 deaths, 109 new cases of virus
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Ontario scrapping birth alerts across the province starting in October
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Friends upset after mugshot of 'kind-hearted' homicide victim used
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Friends upset after mugshot of 'kind-hearted' homicide victim used
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Feds should have put $900M into Canada Summer Jobs program: Opposition
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed; Loonie up
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The death of Pat Musitano signals an end to the crime family, but not to the criminal underworld in Hamilton
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Coronavirus plans at Hamilton’s post-secondary schools.
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Police lay new charges against alleged fentanyl dealers
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Provincial officials are asking Bartek Ingredients and the City of Hamilton to keep looking for possible sources of black, smelly water that spurred r
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The SteriRight mobile unit will be able to travel to facilities and companies across Ontario that require staff to wear N95 masks.
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Ontario reports 111 new cases of COVID 19, one new death
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Senators call for changes to COVID-19 aid and more transparency on spending
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As large swaths of Ontario move to Stage 3 of reopening this Friday (Toronto not included), bars and restaurants will be allowed to offer dine-in service in addition to takeout and outdoor dining. But just because they’ll be open, it doesn’t mean the pandemic is over. So is it safe to go to the corner pub for a burger and a pint, or is it better to continue with takeout?
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“If it helps prevent not getting infected by this virus, then it’s a good idea.”
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Ontario reports 111 new cases of COVID 19, one new death
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OTTAWA—Canada’s deputy public health officer says the federal government would be having “a different conversation” with the Toronto Blue Jays about playing regular-season games at Rogers Centre if the United States and Canada were at similar stages in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hamilton centenarian Ann Konkel has already lived through one pandemic.
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The Italian Contemporary Film Festival had to cancel its annual celebration of Italian movies in June, but it’s back with an outdoor, international event for these physically distanced times.
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Toronto teacher accused of sexually assaulting 17-year-old girl
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Boy, 4, at centre of Ottawa Amber Alert found safe in Toronto, police say
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Health-care workers to announce political action in response to emergency orders
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Toronto’s projected $1.9-billion COVID-19 deficit has been reduced by $513.7 million in savings on wages, fuel, and services like crossing guards for school children, but unless other governments step up with emergency funding, drastic cuts to programs and services will have to begin within weeks, Mayor John Tory said Tuesday.
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Challenging your body (and your mind) in more ways can have a tremendous impact on overall results and can even help you to stay injury free for longe
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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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New Gold Q2 production drops on pandemic impact, lower ore grades
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Two men facing multiple charges for drug possession
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Quebec reports 5 additional COVID-19 deaths, 109 new cases of virus
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The new case comes just a week after another employee had tested positive at the store.
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P.E.I. ranked No. 1 province in analysis of Canadian job postings per capita
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Canada, US poised to extend border restrictions to Aug. 21
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Much of Ontario is moving into the third stage of reopening as the number of new COVID-19 cases remain steadily low.
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If you are planning to travel across Ontario this summer – or venture out of your region at all – it's important to remember the rules around mask-wearing may vary.
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Ontario reports 111 new cases of COVID 19, one new death
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Health-care workers to announce political action in response to emergency orders
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Toronto realtors urge governments to expand housing supply in relief plan
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McMaster University researchers close to a commercial application for a plastic film that will detect harmful food-based pathogens and reduce food was