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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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The City of Brampton says it will begin to lift COVID-19 measures on its transit system starting next month.
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Nearly one in five residents at the 66-resident retirement home have died since the outbreak was declared in May.
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"It's not new money," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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In the nearly three months since dentists in Ontario were asked to suspend non-essential procedures, face coverings and physical distancing have become normal elements of public life.
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Quebec reports 91 new deaths from COVID-19, 259 new cases; hospitalizations down
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Special payments to seniors to arrive in early July, Liberals say
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Trudeau says new modelling shows COVID-19 in decline but fight must continue
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The City of Hamilton 2020 Arts Awards, like the City’s 2020 Hamilton Arts Week itself, will be presented online, in several platforms over several day
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Merchandise trade deficit more than doubles in April as exports plunge
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Ontario appoints former federal health minister Jane Philpott as adviser
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The latest on what’s open in the Hamilton area
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Toronto is ready to help bars and restaurants open existing patios and new patio space on sidewalks and “parklet” space, as soon as dine-in service can safely resume.
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Students will be taught computer skills from the day they enter kindergarten as part of a 21st Century Learning Strategy to be rolled out at Hamilton public schools beginning this September.
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Provincial police officer charged with sexual assault, sexual interference
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Dr. Jane Philpott, a former federal health minister under the Liberals, has been named a special advisor to Ontario’s efforts to revamp its outdated COVID-19 data collection platform.
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger says late summer and fall events have limited likelihood to be held this year.
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The health department issued a statement regarding the Costco at 1225 Brant St. after Inside Halton received multiple inquiries and concerns from Cost
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets also move lower
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OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is taking part in his third international summit in a week as Canada campaigns for a coveted United Nation’s Security Council seat on a platform of helping to rebuild the post-pandemic world.
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VANCOUVER—Call it beers for physical distancing.
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Toronto police searching for missing woman who poses public health safety risk
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Police say the collision and investigation will leave two eastbound right lanes closed for about six hours.
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Like most expectant mothers, Emy Darragh grew increasingly nervous in the final days of her pregnancy.
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Many Toronto homes sport a sign in the window that reads: “You’re out there for us. We’re in here for you,” expressing the city’s support of health-care workers. Ontario went into lockdown in mid-March to make sure COVID-19 cases did not overwhelm hospitals.
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The employee last worked on May 25 at the Upper Gage store.
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Police say two vehicles crashed at the corner of Airport Road and Nebo Road.
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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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The coalition is also looking for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board to remove School Resource Officers
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‘It’s a blessing they haven’t had an outbreak. That doesn’t mean they won’t,’ says health emergencies expert Dr. Ahmad Firas Khalid.
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Jordan Bitove, Paul Rivett formed NordStar Capital to buy Torstar for roughly $52 million and take it private.
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Two Hamiltonians say they’re not going to risk their loved ones’ lives, but experts say decision-making is personal and, for some, that picnic in the
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Work expected to begin in July on roughly $4-million Claremont Access multi-use trail
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Sam Cooper, 9, has been doing Pedal for Hope since he was in kindergarten and this year is no exception
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Spring has sprung, and assistant principal second violin Eri Kosaka has chosen a piece that evokes the joys of the season. “The Bee,” written by the 19th-century composer François Schubert (no relation to the more famous 18th-century composer, Franz Schubert), has been Eri’s favourite piece since she first played it when she was nine years old.
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Fifteen-year-old Jake Reymer was sitting at his computer one day this spring when he looked down at his toes to discover they’d turned a strange shade of purple.
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Spiritual needs of vulnerable federal inmates unmet during pandemic: chaplains
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PM joins third pandemic summit amid campaign for Security Council seat
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Men convicted in Toronto sexual assault saw women as 'disposable,' judge writes
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'Defunding' police, funding mental health resources will save lives: experts
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The City of Brampton is looking to help out local brick and mortar independent businesses and artists who have been forced to close up shop or have seen customer volumes dwindle due to measures and restrictions aimed at combating the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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EDMONTON—A year has passed since the National Inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada described the plight of these women as “cultural genocide.” For the organizers of a convoy that drove through downtown Edmonton Wednesday, not enough has been done to change that.
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A new report by the Conference Board of Canada, which just three months ago projected that 2020 would be a recovery year for Alberta, says that Alberta’s economy will contract by a “historic” seven per cent this year, with the province facing its worst recession on record.
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OTTAWA—It shouldn’t be this hard to get government aid in an emergency. At least, that’s how Hassena Baksh sees it.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) is using virtual platforms to help kids stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Coun. Jason Farr credits Hamilton Bike Share Inc. and community donors for the save
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The United Conservative Party, as well as four federal parties, have announced that they are receiving the federal wage subsidy or intend to apply for it. According to the UCP, it is applying for the program to cover employees’ salaries as donations to the party have dwindled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Calls to Alberta’s sexual-violence helpline have increased significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Organizers of the annual LGBTQ+ celebration argue the city and its police service are still ignoring concerns of the community. That makes the flag-ra