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We need a master plan of pandemic preparedness to protect ourselves from the certainty of future epidemics and pandemics.
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Retired Hamilton Sgt. Michael Csoke spent much of his career doing use-of-force training
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The city is asking for a federal bailout — but also reluctantly eyeing ‘Plan B’ options like tax hikes and project delays
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Wearing masks on buses is set to become mandatory on July 2 and the City of Brampton says it will distribute 100,000 free masks to passengers to help protect customers and operators before the bylaw comes into effect.
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Feds, farmers, remain far apart over impact of carbon tax on grain growers
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Former MMA fighter Rory McDonell was spotted practicing on James St. North
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Cineworld says $2.8-billion takeover of Cineplex is off, says deal was breached
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VANCOUVER—As drug overdoses claim the most victims over a one-month period in British Columbia’s history, the province’s efforts for a safe supply must see grow hugely to provide enough for users, advocates say.
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Estimated 2,000 march in solidarity with global Black Lives Matter movement
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Estimated 2,000 march in solidarity with global Black Lives Matter movement
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Toronto on Friday recorded its lowest daily increase in COVID-19 infections since early April, part of an encouraging downward trend.
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“Hamilton has done a great job in terms of controlling the spread,” said Dr. Elizabeth Richardson
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VICTORIA—British Columbia health officials say one more person has died due to COVID-19 after the province marked six consecutive days without a death.
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A Conservative leadership race just wouldn’t be Conservative if it didn’t include a clarion call for lower taxes and a balanced budget.
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The president and CEO of Sienna Senior Living, a private long-term-care company whose nursing homes have been amongst the hardest hit by COVID-19 in Ontario has resigned, citing “personal reasons.”
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The $15 million that Ontario pledged Friday to help agri-food operations fight COVID-19 falls short of what’s needed, groups representing migrant workers say, as the number of workers infected hit 629.
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In an ideal world, Aja Sax would be behind a bar, mixing up a negroni or whisky sour and chatting with customers.
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Two years ago, Doug Ford won power by promising change.
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MONTREAL—A COVID-19 outbreak among temporary foreign workers and other employees of a Quebec agricultural company has raised concerns about health risks when farm workers move between multiple work sites.
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Jayden Pitter, 20, is facing a variety of charges including discharging a firearm with intent and aggravated assault
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You are still supposed to stay two metres apart from anyone outside the new 10-person social circle announced Friday by the province.
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Canadian expert says he is confident COVID-19 vaccine is months, not years away
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Mayor John Tory’s signature plan to create affordable housing quickly has run into delays ranging from six months to two years at some sites, according to a city report tabled Friday.
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Much of Ontario took another step forward in terms of reopening Friday when most regions outside the GTA entered stage two of the government’s plan to bounce back from a province-wide COVID-19 shutdown.
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RCMP workforce equity drive spun its wheels last year, new statistics indicate
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Quebec farm advised to use more ‘stable’ workforce after COVID-19 outbreak
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North American stock markets open trading higher, loonie edges lower
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Book: First lady delayed 2017 move to DC to get new prenup
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OPP say the investigation into the tobacco facility, which was operated by a GTA-based criminal organization, began in 2018
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Plant store Princess and the Yard Ape has been at the centre of a social media firestorm this week amid calls for its owner to change its racially cha
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Ontario businesses prepare for Stage 2: 'It's sort of just a free-for-all'
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Quebec reports another 43 COVID deaths; 181 new cases of novel coronavirus
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More businesses to open outside Toronto and Hamilton regions today
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Canada rebuts UN Security Council critics as Champagne to NYC for final push
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Scheer wants Champagne, Trudeau to explain minister's two Chinese mortgages
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The world may be dealing with a pandemic, but summer bookings at one Muskoka resort are actually accumulating at a higher rate compared to last summer.
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A haircut, a day at the beach, a trip to the mall and a cold drink on your favourite local patio.
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For Bruno Uggenti and Tom Jackson what’s old is new again.
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Premier Doug Ford is hinting at “good news” for the Greater Toronto Area, which could join most of the rest of Ontario in opening up its economy next week as COVID-19 cases decline.
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No apparent opposition support for feds' latest pandemic emergency bill
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Freeland says police must acknowledge racism after senior RCMP officer's denial
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Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney to release book next spring
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Privacy experts concerned about next stage of Ontario's reopening plan
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Golf is poised to tinker and test, like a caffeinated scientist in a lab coat hustling from beaker to Bunsen burner.
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Top officials at Poetry Foundation resign amid criticisms
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Veterans activist, government reach settlement of $25,000 libel suit
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“We recognize that our community needs to come together in an attempt to heal and to forge stronger, more united future for all,” said the Halton regi
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OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed faith in the young people of today to face the myriad challenges facing Canada and world, comparing them to the generation who came of age during the Second World War.