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Trump: Former adviser Bolton faces charges if book released
Trump: Former adviser Bolton faces charges if book released
Whelan family hoping for spy exchange
Family hopes for spy exchange after Paul Whelan convicted of espionage by Russia
PM wants to move quickly on anti-racism: Duclos
PM wants to move 'very quickly' on anti-racism initiatives, minister says
Grocery chains shouldn’t cut pandemic pay before the crisis is over
Loblaw Companies was a leader back in March when it announced a $2-per-hour pay premium for frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Senator calls for RCMP boss to resign
Senator calls for RCMP boss to resign, saying she doesn't understand racism
Who’s responsible if I get sick? What are my rights as a worker? Your questions answered as COVID-19 lockdowns lift across Ontario
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has given the green light for seven more regions in the province would move into stage two of Ontario’s reopening plan this Friday. All regions except Toronto, Peel and Windsor-Essex would then have launched into a post-lockdown world.
Bombardier to be dropped from composite index
Bombardier to be dropped from S&P/TSX composite index, shares down
Mexico to stop sending temporay workers to Canada after COVID-19 deaths; Toronto, Peel, Windsor still in Stage 1 as rest of Ontario moves on
As of 11 a.m. Monday, Ontario health units had reported a total of 34,034 confirmed and probable cases, including 2,571 deaths — up a total of just 169 new cases since the same time Sunday morning.
Trudeau looks to extend COVID-19 benefit
Liberals looking to extend COVID-19 benefits ahead of parliamentary showdown
Court ruling awards BRP $2.8M in damages
Federal Court awards Ski-Doo maker BRP $3M in damages after patent violation
Toronto businesses frustrated as neighbours open sooner: ‘If this goes on another month, I’ll probably have to close’
Normally, Ron Keefe would be wandering the sunny patio at Granite Brewery, greeting customers as they sipped one of his daughter Mary Beth’s house-brewed ales.
North American stock markets recover
North American stock markets start the trading week with a move lower
Haldimand-Norfolk cleared for stage two of reopening
Mayors can now book legal haircuts after Ford announcement
More Ontario regions to enter Stage 2
Ontario reports 181 new COVID-19 cases, most from Toronto and Peel regions
Dundas Osprey nest removal didn’t violate rules
Osprey may have given up on a nesting site on a Dundas cell tower by the time Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources determined Bell Canada did not violate the Fish and Wildlife Act by removing a previous nest there in May.Dundas bird watcher Do
Navy support ships to cost another $700M
Canada to pay another $700M for Navy support ships in latest cost increase
May home sales up from April's record lows
May home sales up compared with April, but still well below year-ago level
Quebec to allow indoor gatherings of up to 50
Quebec to allow indoor gatherings up to 50 people; reduce distancing for kids
Ontario enters Stage 2 except Toronto, Peel, Windsor-Essex
Ontario reports 181 new COVID-19 cases, most from Toronto and Peel regions
Dundas Cactus Festival 2020 street events replaced by online presentations
For The Love of Dundas broadcasts planned August 21 to 23, due to COVID-19
Cineplex plans reopening as shares take a hit
Cineplex planning to reopen six Alberta theatres this month, others in July
WATCH LIVE: Premier Doug Ford gives his daily COVID-19 update on June 15, 2020
Watch the live news conference as Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.
Pandemic pay has not flowed to workers
Pandemic pay premium has not flowed to workers, Ontario government says
Apps, streaming shows mark Canada Day 2020
Streaming concert, online videos and fireworks app to help mark Canada Day 2020
Manufacturing sales post record fall in April
Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales posted record plunge in April
North American stocks down, loonie falls
North American stock markets start the trading week with a move lower
Ontario reports 181 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 181 new COVID-19 cases, most from Toronto and Peel regions
The most effective weapon in the war on COVID-19 is as plain as the mask on your face, U.S. researchers find
Wearing a mask is the most effective way to prevent transmission of the coronavirus in public settings, and together with other measures such as social distancing and contact tracing “represents the most likely fighting opportunity to stop the COVID-19 pandemic,” according to a new study by a team of U.S. researchers.
Police looking for missing teen
Harmony Wesley, 13, was last seen June 10
21-year-old man dead after shooting
21-year-old man dead after Friday morning shooting in Mississauga, Ont.
Stoney Creek man arrested after break-in, attempted break-ins in Oakville
19-year-old charged with break and enter and seven counts of attempted break and enter
Ancaster Fair’s 170th edition cancelled due to COVID-19
Only the second time the fair has been cancelled
Quebec adds 47 COVID-19 deaths as hospitalizations, ICU cases dip
MONTREAL—Quebec now has 5,195 deaths linked to COVID-19 after adding another 47 deaths to its provincially tally on Saturday.
Ontario eases restrictions on wedding and funeral ceremonies, but not receptions
The Ontario government is easing restrictions on wedding and funeral ceremonies across the province as part of the phased reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19: Quebec adds 47 deaths
Quebec adds 47 COVID-19 deaths as hospitalizations, ICU cases dip
P.E.I. basilica’s doors installed during Spanish Flu, being conserved amid COVID-19
Josh Silver hopes that nobody notices his students’ contribution to St. Dunstan’s Basilica in Charlottetown.
Ontario eases wedding, funeral restrictions
Ontario eases restrictions on wedding and funeral ceremonies, not receptions
Free legal aid offered across the country
COVID pandemic prompts initiative to offer free legal aid to anyone in Canada
‘I’m beyond words’ — Ontarians outside of Greater Toronto rejoice as patios reopen
WATERLOO REGION—Throughout the region people are meeting at restaurants for the first time in months, and raising a glass to toast the arrival of Stage 2.
Ontario’s new COVID-19 cases are week’s highest; province eases wedding/funeral rules; new record day for cases in India
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
New record day for COVID-19 cases in India; Ontarians outside GTA celebrate Phase 2 — and patio season; federal minister says big-city businesses need extra help
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
Ontario’s regional health units report fewest new COVID-19 cases since March for three straight days; India hits 300,000 infections
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
Ancaster Farmer's Market switches to online only for 2020 season
The Ancaster Farmers’ Market will have a new look, and a new location for its 11th year.The market will transition to an online format starting June 17 with customers ordering their goods. They can pick up their packages on June 24th at the Ancas
This single mother’s life just started to return to normal after her daughter’s fight with a cancerous brain tumour. Then COVID-19 hit
Editor’s note: Some have termed COVID-19 “the great equalizer” because it can indiscriminately infect anyone. But the impact it has on people and families is far from equal. The Star’s Viral Inequality series looks at how people from various walks of life have seen their lives change, and, in some cases, how they’ve slipped through the safety net of government support.
Chantal Hébert: Justin Trudeau has two sets of pandemic rules: one for Parliament, and one for himself
MONTREAL—With cameras in tow, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was out touting one of his government’s pandemic relief programs in an Ottawa-area business on Thursday.
Calls grow for Trudeau to end gay blood ban
Calls grow for Trudeau to end MSM blood donation ban
Urban cores need extra COVID help: Joly
As companies reopen, 'main street' stores in urban cores need help, Joly says
Child care in Hamilton will take ‘weeks’ to return, says city, operators
City staff expect Hamilton child-care centres won’t reopen until at least early July
The life, times, troubles and triumphs of George Floyd
Those who knew him search for meaning in his death.
June 13: Column trivialized George Floyd’s death and other letters
Extending the benefit of the doubt, I can expect that Ms. Pike’s intention is to lessen anti-Black racism
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