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Launch of COVID-19 contact tracing app in Ontario delayed
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| Updated | 2025-01-31 02:30 |
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Proposal for Toronto isolation centres approved by city's board of health
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HALIFAX—Nova Scotia has announced its third new case of COVID-19 this week, with the latest affecting a temporary foreign worker.
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But critics of application argue ‘piecemeal’ applications to urbanize farmland spell disaster
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Psychiatrists, Ontario government liable for horrific patient abuse
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Ottawa high school teacher facing multiple charges after alleged sexual assault
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York University early childhood professor offers her expertise
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Pandemic closed new business two days after grand opening
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Motorists will have to take an alternate route to access the escarpment during the closure of the upbound lanes of the Claremont access.As of July 6, upbound lanes are completely closed until November to accommodate resurfacing and the constructi
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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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Trade deficit narrowed in May as exports rose and imports fell again
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New vaping rules regulating sale of flavours in effect this week in Ontario
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Hamilton police recovered $10,000 worth of catalytic converters, power tools and equipment
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Trans Mountain timeline: A look at key dates in the project's history
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Quebec reports another 14 COVID-19 deaths, 69 new cases of the virus
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When Aidan and Jackson Porter were laid off from their restaurant jobs amid COVID-19, they turned misfortune into opportunity.
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Launch of COVID-19 contact tracing app in Ontario delayed
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NewsAlert: Supreme Court dismisses Indigenous appeal of Trans Mountain approval
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July added to COVID-19 commercial rent-relief program
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North American stock markets up in early trading after U.S. jobs report
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When a group of Chinese scientists gathered over barbecue and beer in a Toronto backyard a decade ago, talk drifted to their homeland’s vaccines, which had long lagged the developed world on quality and safety. Four of them decided to act.
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A single-vehicle collision claimed the life of a motorcyclist in the south-east end of Oakville on Canada Day.
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Rudolfo Anaya, ‘godfather’ of Chicano literature, dies at 82
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A tell-all book by President Donald Trump’s niece cannot be published until a judge decides the merits of claims by the president’s brother that its publication would violate a pact among family members, a judge said Tuesday.
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A heat warning is in effect Thursday morning as temperatures are expected to hit a high of 33 C and feel like 39 with the humidex.
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Sagicor Financial calls off deal with Scotiabank in Trinidad and Tobago
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A new mobile app meant to help with contact tracing of COVID-19 cases won’t roll out across Ontario today as planned.
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With Ontario’s race-based COVID-19 data collection beginning “imminently,” health experts say crucial unresolved questions will determine whether those efforts help alleviate the pandemic’s brutal disparities, or cause more harm.
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‘I’m one of the very, very, very lucky ones, I got to make it home to my family,’ said survivor
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Wearing a face mask to avoid spreading the coronavirus always made sense.
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Wearing a face mask to avoid spreading the coronavirus always made sense.
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Black members of our community share their experiences of racism in Hamilton
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Defunding police services is a system changing method to address a moral issue, writes Rev. Dr. Ian Sloan.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Keagan Davis of Oshawa was just two-and-a-half years old when he died after being in the care of Michael Monckton in 2010.
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It started with an excruciating sore throat and 10 days of headaches. Then, a dry cough — a classic sign of COVID-19 — crept in as well.
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More than three million Canadians either lost their jobs or had their hours significantly reduced due to COVID-19, according to Statistics Canada.
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Launch of COVID-19 contact tracing app in Ontario delayed
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Appeals court lifts restraint against Trump book publisher
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A temporary fireworks ban didn’t stop Hamilton residents from lighting up the night sky to celebrate Canada Day on July 1
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For the love of God and hockey, drop the damn puck.
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The good news: Toronto and Edmonton are expected to be named hub cities for the National Hockey League’s impending post-COVID-19 return, bringing the promise of cultural reinvigoration, economic boon and unprecedented home-ice advantage for the Leafs and Oilers throughout the playoffs.
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There’s no ‘moose-taking’ Terry Hornby’s Canadian pride.
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It says something that Las Vegas appears to have been passed over as one of the NHL’s long-awaited pair of hub cities.
Hockey will probably look the same on TV when it returns, but it’s almost certain to sound different
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Every Wednesday through the coronavirus pandemic, Rob Corte gets on a teleconference call with a group of fellow broadcasters who call themselves clean freaks.
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COVID-19 reshapes Canada Day celebrations from big parties to online shows