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Group of stakeholders hope new pharmacy will do more to blend into community
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42-year-old man in critical condition after police-involved shooting in Hamilton
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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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If there was no harm in having thousands of people rubbing shoulder to shoulder, many not wearing masks, then why is it not OK to pack a beach or for
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Confusion over protocols and technology are part of a changed justice system
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The use of DNA in crime solving recently reached a new frontier as the so-called Golden State Killer pleaded guilty to 13 counts of murder in Californ
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Peter MacKay takes heat for skipping Conservative leadership debates
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Ontario expected to extend state of emergency to cover gap with new bill
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Higher traffic expected as troops head home from COVID-related missions
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Toronto police officer charged in London, Ont., killing of former warlord
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TTC riders are questioning the agency’s priorities after protesters deliberately broke TTC mask rules without repercussion.
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Hundreds of Flamborough residents are in the dark after two separate power outages July 7.
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Business owners on their own when it comes to mask bylaw enforcement
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CFIA cancels imports of some puppies from Ukraine after dead dogs found on plane
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When 29-year-old Josh Cruddas developed a fever and fatigue in late June, he headed to the closest COVID-19 assessment centre to get tested.
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There’s something I suspect Canadians fear far more than COVID-19 and it’s not climate change, economic collapse, or recent reports about a potential case of bubonic plague in China.
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There’s something I suspect Canadians fear far more than COVID-19 and it’s not climate change, economic collapse, or recent reports about a potential case of bubonic plague in China.
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As Major League Baseball plotted its return over the last couple of months, outside observers could be forgiven if they forgot why the sport had been put on hold in the first place.
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Buffett decision shows LNG projects on shaky political, economic ground: report
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau will be walking a fine line as he presents his first full reckoning of pandemic spending and deficits on Wednesday, trying to convey multiple messages to multiple audiences with limited information.
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Quebec reports another 13 COVID-19 deaths, 60 new cases of novel coronavirus
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Activists call for release of detailed COVID data from Ontario jails
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From the unholy trinity of coronavirus shillyshally world leaders, only one has yet to contract COVID-19.
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There were a handful of noisy protesters, and a few people muttered under their breath, but the first day of mandatory mask-wearing in Toronto seemed to go pretty smoothly, retailers say.
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There were a handful of noisy protesters, and a few people muttered under their breath, but the first day of mandatory mask-wearing in Toronto seemed to go pretty smoothly, retailers say.
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30 workers at Vaughan, Ont., mushroom farm test positive for COVID-19
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Provinces pose challenge to Indigenous child-welfare reform: Bellegarde
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, loonie also trades lower
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Photos surface of Andrew Scheer failing to wear mask while travelling
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Shuttered Service Canada centres to slowly reopen with new COVID-19 measures
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Sarah Campbell knew Jacob Taylor was the one when she saw the Brit for the first time in person at a train station in England, waiting to greet her on the platform.
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Promise of COVID-19 funds to support disabled Canadians remains in limbo
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As an economist, Ambarish Chandra says normally he would argue for more open borders, but not lately when it comes to the Canada-U. S. border.
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Detour gold mine addition boosts Kirkland Lake second-quarter production
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Ontario to introduce bill to extend some emergency measures over the next year
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There were no COVID-19 positive patients in Hamilton hospitals on Tuesday — a milestone more than 100 days in the making
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‘All of us knew that there would be winners and there would be losers,’ Coun. Sam Merulla said about initial effort to establish outdoor dining during
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Passport Parking app does have a "nominal" fee of 15 cents for every use.
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Wearing face coverings would be mandatory in public indoor spaces, Fred Eisenberger says
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The employee’s last day of work was on Tuesday, June 30 and 25 staff members are in quarantine
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Inmate hunger strike has ended
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June home sales in Toronto just shy of year ago, prices up nearly 12 per cent
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Canadian airlines accused of ignoring COVID precautions, denying refunds
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Canadian unemployment rate to peak at 11 per cent in Q2: OECD outlook
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Alleged 'sweepstakes' scammer ordered extradited to U.S. to face fraud trial
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Mary Trump's book offers devastating portrayal of president
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OTTAWA—Curling Canada’s return-to-play guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic include changes to sweeping rules, on-ice player positioning and pre-game handshakes for players planning to participate in the 2020-21 season.
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Councillors voted in February 10-3 to support 2030 bid proposal.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.