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Public hearings expected in first quarter of 2021.
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Charities battered by COVID-19 say federal support desperately needed
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Budget officer pegs cost of basic income as calls for it grow due to COVID-19
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After the first day with no COVID-19 fatalities since early in the pandemic, Ontario is reporting two new coronavirus deaths.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, loonie also trades lower
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Quebec reports another 13 COVID-19 deaths, 60 new cases of novel coronavirus
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As we toddled through this parkette, I looked up suddenly to see a guy on his mountain bike take a sharp turn from the sidewalk right into our path.
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Ontario to introduce bill to extend some emergency measures over the next year
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June home sales in Toronto just shy of year ago, prices up nearly 12 per cent
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Camping offers a great pandemic escape, for less money than you might think
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Out of all of the different aspects of fitness, recovery might be the most underappreciated in regards to helping one make progress over the long term
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, loonie also trades lower
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Turbulence in Canadian opinion on airlines COVID-19 response: poll
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30 workers at Vaughan, Ont., mushroom farm test positive for COVID-19
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Deer-vehicle collision rates increase significantly 1.5 hours on either side of sunset and sunrise.
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How risky is dining out during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Premier Doug Ford is moving to extend the Progressive Conservative government’s COVID-19 emergency powers past the province’s state of emergency, which expires next week.
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A man placed “one hand over her mouth, preventing her from screaming,” and then grabbed her around the waist and tried to drag her into the forested a
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The first speed enforcement cameras will be in place as early as October for a one-year pilot project
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‘We all realize the police are necessary but something seems to have gone very wrong and I would like to see changes, not justification of the status
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Hamilton’s furry friends embrace life during a pandemic summer
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COVID-19 clouding courtroom matters from cleaning, to attendance to credit for time served during pandemic
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Hamilton actor died on Sunday after a three-month battle with COVID and its effects
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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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As Toronto and other jurisdictions move to make masks mandatory, Jill McDevitt has been watching the accompanying debate with a sense of déjà vu.
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Big number: $272 million, the estimated amount Toronto could raise each year by implementing a $4 per trip toll on the Gardiner and Don Valley Parkway. If Queen’s Park gave Toronto authority to issue tolls or taxes like this, city hall would be in a position to deal with budget pressures related to COVID-19.
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My mother asked the same question each time I visited her nursing home.
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Leamington and Kingsville reopen today, join rest of Ontario in Stage 2
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Steve Barkey’s hoping Wednesday’s the day.
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Elected officials ask who should be on hook for failing perimeter guards at Tim Hortons Field
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Elected officials ask who should be on hook for failing perimeter guards at Tim Hortons Field
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It’s been a long, 105-day stretch since Ontario marked a 24-hour period with no deaths related to COVID-19. And that period couldn’t have come sooner, say doctors and epidemiologists who have been watching the pandemic unfold.
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VANCOUVER—In Vancouver’s historic Gastown neighbourhood, where cobblestone streets and some of the city’s oldest buildings are protected by its status as a heritage site, business owner Kim Briscoe thought she might encounter some pushback to her idea of turning the drab wooden boards temporarily shuttering her shop into a makeshift, street-facing gallery.
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EDMONTON—A hospital in Edmonton is tightening restrictions as COVID-19 cases continue to increase at the facility.
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The City of Hamilton has banned non-essential outdoor water use until July 13 while it finishes construction at its water treatment plant.
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WASHINGTON—For Canadians in the U.S., it’s settling in that it could be a long time before they get to visit home. “Even among my friends and people who love me, it’s like, ‘Sorry for your loss, but we really don’t want you to come home,’” says Michelle Stafford, originally from Toronto and now living in Virginia.
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Two men dead, woman seriously injured in Quebec town east of Montreal
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HALIFAX—You’ll get three chances to pick up the phone before the authorities come knocking at your door, the premier is warning travellers to Nova Scotia who should be self-isolating.
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Not all elected officials sold on proposal to host scaled-back sporting event as pandemic-relief effort
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Dana Canedy named as publisher at Simon & Schuster
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After months of working remotely, Toronto defence lawyer Calvin Rosemond was pleased to be back in Superior Court on Monday, even if it meant making arguments wearing a mask while standing behind a Plexiglas shield.
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Quebec reports three new COVID-19 deaths; 74 more cases of novel coronavirus
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Aphria issues shares to Emblem after reaching settlement in supply dispute
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Less than a week into July and crowding at beaches near London, Ont., continues to draw concerns and further restrictions from local officials.
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With COVID-19 restrictions easing, Soccer World has begun a series of summer camps with special rules in place to keep coaches and participants safe. Barry Gray is a Hamilton-based photojournalist at The Spectator. Reach him via email: bgray@thesp
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Planned class-action lawsuit alleges illegal strip searches of federal prisoners
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S&P/TSX composite up on broad rally, U.S. stock markets also surge higher
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Popularity at Hamilton Conservation Area parks with sandy waterfronts has become ‘extreme’
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Ontario mayors call for COVID relief funding to prevent tax increases