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Escaped python on the loose in Gatineau described as non-threatening
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Senators call for changes to COVID-19 aid and more transparency on spending
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed; Loonie up
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NewsAlert: Greater Toronto Airport Authority cutting 500 positions
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NewsAlert: Greater Toronto Airport Authority cutting 500 positions
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As the federal and provincial governments race to ramp up testing for COVID-19, a Richmond Hill company is breaking ground on a rapid, cheap and easy-to-use device to detect infection.
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A union representing Ontario health-care workers says it will announce “political action” this morning in response to the province potentially extending its emergency powers.
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Premier Doug Ford is launching an election-style summer tour of Ontario as the province reopens after months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The driver of the truck is described by police as a white male, between 30 to 50 years of age with a beard and dark hair.
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Physical distancing markers and barriers will be in place for limited access
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Jackson, who voted against allowing the city to accept pot shops within its borders in a 10-6 vote in January 2019, said it will be an “uphill battle”
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A 77-year-old retired bus driver from Hamilton has won more than $50,000 from an Ontario 49 draw.
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Breaking up tent clusters severs ties with outreach and health workers, contingent tells city councillors
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Fix is more of a Band-Aid for problem, but it could help Hamiltonians skirt around the larger issue causing their delays for negative test results
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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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Big number: 665 square feet, the average size of a condo unit in Toronto built in 2017, a reduction of close to half from an average of 1,144 square feet in 1997. Despite more people living in smaller spaces, Toronto still bans people from enjoying a beer in a public park.
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Terror suspect wages court fight for info in bid to stave off deportation
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Canadians torn on scaling back COVID-19 benefits to save money: poll
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Health-care workers to announce political action in response to emergency orders
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After a weekend when Disney World in Orlando opened its doors for the first time since March, Premier Doug Ford announced amusement parks would not be making the cut for Stage 3 reopenings slated to begin Friday in most of Ontario.
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Judge rules Mary Trump can publicize book about her uncle
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No karaoke rooms, no standing. Keep tables six feet apart, with a maximum of 50 people. Absolutely no dancing (unless you’re dancing by yourself for everyone else).
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Act as if you already have the virus, public health director says
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Province wants to see four weeks of encouraging COVID-19 numbers before restrictions eased
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Hamilton’s medical officer of health says provincial guidelines changed and one case in an asymptomatic person is no longer considered an outbreak
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Hamilton’s medical officer of health says provincial guidelines changed and one case in an asymptomatic person is no longer considered an outbreak
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Jeremy Hall being retried on charge of first-degree murder in 2006 death of Billy Mason
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Jeremy Hall being retried on charge of first-degree murder in 2006 death of Billy Mason
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Quebec police still looking for father, two days after missing girls found dead
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Toronto launches drive-in entertainment plan including screenings, concerts
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Diplomat says documents too sensitive to give to Meng's legal team
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North American stock markets up in early trading to start the week, loonie up
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Quebec photographer launches facial recognition lawsuit over RCMP's database use
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Federal wage subsidy to be extended to December, Trudeau says
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Ontario set to announce plans for Stage 3 of COVID reopening
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Hamilton has two decorative crosswalks in front of city hall, and one at McMaster University.
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Police say two bullet casings were found outside a home in the Queen Victoria Drive area.
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Opposition aim to recall ethics committee to study Trudeaus' connections
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Diplomat says documents too sensitive to give to Meng's legal team
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John Lyle left an important legacy in Hamilton that includes the Thomas B. McQuesten High Level Bridge entrance to the city, Gage Park fountain and Ce
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Deputy Conservative leader Leona Alleslev steps aside ahead of leadership vote
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More than 2.5 million Ontarians live with some kind of disability. Many are seniors, who are the most vulnerable group when it comes to contracting COVID-19. Living with a disability is challenging enough but many in the disabled community say they have felt forgotten during this pandemic.
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Statistics Canada analysis suggests small hit to inflation from pandemic
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“Big Brother Canada” will return for a ninth season with host Arisa Cox taking on a new role as executive producer.
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Officials investigating collision between two cargo ships on Welland Canal
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Tew’s Falls, Webster’s Falls and Dundas Peak will remain closed
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Canadian business organizations welcomed Monday’s extension of the federal wage subsidy, but say changes are needed to the program so that more employers can use it.
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Premier Doug Ford announced Hamilton will remain in Stage 2 with nine other southern Ontario regions.
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Quebec to make masks mandatory in public indoor spaces as of Saturday: reports