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There’s a 70 per cent chance of showers this afternoon, with the possibility of a thunderstorm developing in the early evening.
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Indoor restaurants, bars, gyms, cinemas and outdoor playgrounds will reopen Friday in most of Ontario except for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and parts of the southwest, says Premier Doug Ford.
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Hamilton is only reopening three civic museums this year including Dundurn National Historic Site.
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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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Yamana says Canadian Malartic gold mine exceeded post-COVID production targets
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Sara Hoang, 25, was killed in a street-racing crash in June, her family is working to keep her dream alive
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As part of his “Just Ask Bob Live” interactive home renovation show, host Bob Assadourian is inviting viewers to submit short videos about their home renovation projects.
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An elderly resident received an unsolicited call from a person claiming to be from Microsoft, asking for $4,000 in gift cards to clear a virus from th
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Sentries return to National War Memorial as COVID-19 threat recedes
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The 2018 crash killed 25-year-old Sara Hoang
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KELOWNA, B.C.—Health officials are monitoring several cases of COVID-19 exposure in Kelowna, B.C., and say they’ve identified two more locations where people may have contracted the respiratory illness.
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Initiative to fight anti-Black systemic racism on Bay St. launched
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Stoney Creek man has been missing for 10 months
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OPP says there is no safe place. If you hear thunder, take cover.
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As Ontario prepares to further reopen the economy, the province is reporting 116 new cases of COVID-19.
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Deputy Conservative leader Leona Alleslev steps aside ahead of leadership vote
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Quebec to make masks mandatory in public indoor spaces as of Saturday: reports
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OPP are reminding the public to leave their pets at home
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Ontario set to announce plans for Stage 3 of COVID reopening
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Opposition aim to recall ethics committee to study Trudeaus' connections
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MONTREAL—Several media outlets are reporting that Quebec plans to make masks mandatory in all public indoor spaces across the province this week.
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Ontario set to announce plans for Stage 3 of COVID reopening
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Intertape says demand strong as COVID closures lifted, Q2 revenue above estimate
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Coun. Jackson's proposed motion would request province to establish radial separation between pot shops.
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North American stock markets up in early trading to start the week, loonie up
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New east Mountain/Upper Stoney Creek pot shop and company HQ opens on July 17.
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Northern schools face additional challenges for reopening — and staying closed
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Quebec to make masks mandatory in public indoor spaces as of Saturday: reports
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Travel and home renovations are in the plans for Stewart and Lisa Halley
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As Ontario school districts scramble to prepare for the start of a school year in the midst of a pandemic, staff at the Toronto Catholic District School Board have come up with a proposed plan that could see students alternating weeks in the classroom and at home.
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Mario Castillo Tamayo was the first COVID-19 patient to end up in Humber River Hospital’s intensive care unit and he remained there on a breathing machine from late March to early June — about nine weeks.
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Flamborough could soon be home to a long-awaited dog park.
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Sobering died May 20 at St. Joseph’s Hospital
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As of July 10, there have been 21 shootings in the city this year, according to Spectator records
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With the shooting death of Pat Musitano, a chapter of the city’s colourful, criminal past may be over, writes Susan Clairmont.
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Woodland Cultural Centre in Brantford has released a free, downloadable colouring book featuring Indigenous
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After a morning of work, I plopped Stella in the lake, did a rather ungainly transfer from the dock to the unicorn (I’ve missed more than once), got m
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Hitman Ken Murdock once told the Star that mobster Pasquale (Pat) Musitano ordered him to wipe out the top members of a rival crime family so that Musitano could become undisputed godfather of the Hamilton underworld.
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With the launch of CampTO this week, thousands of Toronto kids will be leaving their homes, some after weeks of isolation, for daylong fun in parks and recreation centres across the city.
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With the launch of CampTO this week, thousands of Toronto kids will be leaving their homes, some after weeks of isolation, for daylong fun in parks and recreation centres across the city.
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It is the first time in more than 30 days that a Hamilton long-term care home has been in outbreak status
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As new cases of COVID-19 remain manageable and hospitalizations decrease, Premier Doug Ford will announce Monday that Ontario is moving into the third stage of reopening the economy.
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Quebec adds 114 new COVID-19 cases as Montreal health raises concerns about bars
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Ontario to announce plans for Stage 3 of reopening as COVID-19 spread slows
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Iran report blaming mistakes for military's downing of PS752 dismissed
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Quebecers must now register online with NB and PEI to travel to Iles-de-la-Madeleine
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Quebec police continue search for father, one day after missing girls found dead
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The sight of people eating on patios in the summer sun might look like the dining scene is slowly getting back to normal, but the threat of permanent closure is still on the minds of restaurant owners as they try to figure out how to pay the bills while making a fraction of what they were used to before the COVID-19 shut down.
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Man dead following shooting that injured four others, Toronto police say