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Federal delay of MMIWG action plan sparks dismay ahead of inquiry anniversary
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As U.S. boils over, Trudeau says systemic racism in Canada must be addressed
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HAMILTON—Seven migrant farm workers are in hospital — three in intensive care — as 164 workers at a Norfolk County farm have now tested positive for COVID-19.
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A second investigation has been called into how Ontario nursing homes handled the COVID-19 outbreak that has killed at least 1,652 residents and infected more than 5,000 to date.
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Ontario legislature expected to extend state of emergency to June 30
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Burlington’s TRP Construction General Contractors beat seven other bidders to win both jobs, with its bid of $8,807,000 for the Collegiate addition below the $10.2 million the school board had budgeted in public reports.
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Before the mid-pandemic school day even starts, students at Constable Edward Finney School have to take a quiz — and get a perfect score.
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Millennials share their top three overrated personal finance tips
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Energy and financials boost S&P/TSX composite, loonie heads higher
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Incident under investigation
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Indigenous businesses cannot be an afterthought in government’s response to aid business, says the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.
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OTTAWA—As protesters keep up their anti-racism rallies on both sides of the border, top health officials are hoping they don’t forget about the risk of COVID-19.
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Lynden man, 21, died June 9, 2019 following a collision on Woodhill Road
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Off-duty Toronto police officer charged with sexual assault in Halton Region
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Walmart is attempting to minimize job losses and expects to retrain the vast majority of those employees.
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Police investigate after two people found dead in home in Espanola, Ont.
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Areas where the trail remains closed include high traffic tourism destinations, most waterfalls, and some private properties.
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Police still want to speak with witnesses to the disturbing incident
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A Welland woman is considering legal action against a construction company that has been working in her neighbourhood for about two years, alleging it caused about $25,000 in damage to her home.Kelly Kelly lives on Elgin Street near the south end
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The latest novel 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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International study raises questions about whether health-care workers should get wider access to N95 respirators, which offer a higher level of prote
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Who are the people who have been claimed by the virus?
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“All of my friends come through Special Olympics. I met my wife through Special Olympics.”
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‘It’s just hard to explain how unfair this is,’ says friend and former ‘American Idol’ star Constantine Maroulis.
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Catholic board still working out procedures
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Big Number: $58,340. The average median household income in the 30 neighbourhoods with the highest per capita rates of COVID-19, compared to $82,360 in the 30 least-affected neighbourhoods — a difference of $24,020 per household
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The City of Toronto urged the province Monday to immediately begin collecting race-based and occupational data on COVID-19 cases, calling preliminary information showing the pandemic’s disproportionate impacts “disturbing.”
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This week is shaping up to be beautiful, we’ll just have to get over some rain first.
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Canadian health officials urge rally-goers to keep COVID-19 in mind
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Ontario legislature expected to extend state of emergency to June 30
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No one should be fearful of information. We should be fearful of people who ignore it, writes Jeanette Pieczonka.
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Halton police led investigation into 53-year-old officer
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EDMONTON—Alberta’s medical officer of health says there is an increase of active COVID-19 cases in the Edmonton area linked to two private family gatherings.
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As the Ford government makes plans for a regional reopening of Ontario’s economy, the latest COVID-19 case numbers from across the province suggest we may be already feeling the effects of loosened restrictions.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has burned along in Ontario: rising, dipping, rising again, and now settling in at a still-significant number of daily cases. In recent weeks, a question has been asked in the Ontario medical community: not just who is in charge, but who should be in charge?
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A COVID-19 outbreak at a farm in Norfolk County has seen more than 120 migrant workers test positive and sent seven to hospital, but local officials s
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Katrina Clarke named winner at the Canadian Association of Journalists awards for a series of stories on New Brunswick school vaccination policies
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FREDERICTON—The 18-bed Alzheimer’s unit at the first nursing home in New Brunswick to report a COVID-19 outbreak has transformed into a “mini-hospital,” according to the facility’s owner.
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Singh, Scheer speak out against Floyd killing, racism in U.S.
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The residence was evacuated over a COVID-19 outbreak last month, now public health has issued another order against the home following an inspection.
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New regulations released by the Ontario government are rewriting history by changing what was formerly a temporary layoff into an “emergency leave.”
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In the normal course of a big economic downturn, economists would be picking through the detritus right about now in search of what they call “green shoots” – signs of a natural recovery that will sprout and bring jobs and profits, investment and productivity.
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Longtime broadcast editor with 'commanding' voice, dead after brief illness
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Report into federal election leaders' debates suggests permanent commission
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Live horse racing in Ontario set to officially return this weekend
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Quebec reopens malls, nail salons tattoo parlours outside Montreal area
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All officers at Toronto woman's apartment before her death interviewed, SIU says
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Facilities will still be closed, and parking is still restricted.
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Premier Doug Ford is pushing to extend Ontario’s COVID-19 state of emergency until June 30.