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Canopy Growth reports $1.3B fourth-quarter loss, hits reset on strategic focus
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Ahona Mehdi and Cameron Prosic are seeing online learning unfold from dual perspectives: student and student representative to the board
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VANCOUVER—Peter Humphrey says he suffers lingering post-traumatic stress from the time he spent in Chinese custody and jail for a crime he denies: illegally obtaining personal information.
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Deliveries of its iconic slab pizzas to local grocery stores will resume next week.
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Halton locations now open until 11 p.m.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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In an open letter, eight hospital leaders say the uncertainty surrounding who gets the pay is impacting employee morale
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This week saw perfect beach weather in Haldimand-Norfolk but no one suntanning on the shores of Lake Erie, as all beaches remain closed thanks to the
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The show will go on in Scugog when it comes to celebrating Canada Day.
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Due to concerns about COVID-19, Waterdown residents will not be able to get fresh produce from the Waterdown Farmers’ Market.
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Here are today’s furry favourites.Barry Gray is a Hamilton-based photojournalist at The Spectator. Reach him via email: bgray@thespec.com
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In a world increasingly rocked by the unknown and unknowable, we now know at least one thing.
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Ontario coroner calls inquest into death of teen at school for the blind
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Feds provide more funds to help remote Indigenous communities cope with pandemic
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Supreme Court to clarify police entrapment issues in drug-dealing cases
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StatCan expected to report GDP down nine per cent in March, 10 per cent in Q1
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As a city, we stand or fall together. I don’t ride SoBi frequently, but I still consider it a critical piece of our city’s infrastructure, writes Chri
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Aimia vows to fight Air Canada's court move to halt upcoming merger
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA—Cricket Australia is bracing for the “very high risk” of the men’s Twenty20 World Cup being postponed and the resulting financial hit during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Liberal MPs call for national standards for long-term care homes
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As the pandemic’s disproportionate burden grows more starkly obvious, the province has yet to begin collecting COVID-19 data on income and race that could help reveal the depths of these inequities.
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Huawei's ambitions for Canada stalled by rift with China, security expert says
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COVID-19 testing centres are doing well, but may need to adjust to serve their unique communities, including marginalized populations, and also to accommodate more people seeking testing, according to recommendations from Ontario Health.
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Toronto police chief urges witnesses to come forward after woman's death
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The authority that regulates retirement homes is reviewing whether the home has complied with its order; Public health says it hasn’t complied with th
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Ontario reports 383 new COVID-19 cases, 34 more deaths
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Thousands of health-care workers are frustrated at being left off the final list for $4 hourly pandemic pay promised by Premier Doug Ford for “heroes” on the front lines of COVID-19.
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The city is already looking at a $60-million deficit. We can’t be adding more, writes Scott Radley.
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OTTAWA—Canadian doctors and researchers involved in clinical trials into hydroxychloroquine worry the drug’s got a bad rap before its risks and benefits in COVID-19 patients have been properly scientifically examined.
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Exhausted and deeply divided council rejected a motion to pump $400K into the bike program to keep it afloat, writes Andrew Dreschel.
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Bill Morneau is calling it the “safe restart.”
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Dysfunction in long-term care takes toll on overburdened workforce: association
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Opposition parties call on Liberals to restore human-trafficking victims fund
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Feds, Quebec launch talks on keeping military in long-term care facilities
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In February, about 12 per cent of Canadians were working from home. By April, the number had jumped to 40 per cent, with the public and non-profit sectors showing a greater take-up than private industry.
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Oilpatch advocates tell MPs help needs to be faster, easier to get
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OTTAWA—Pick a day last week. Can you recall everything you did that day? How about the day after?
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Dysfunction in long-term care takes toll on overburdened workforce: association
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One size fits all. That will be Ontario’s mantra for reopening the economy in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, insists Premier Doug Ford.
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Downtown Stoney Creek’s farmers market is readying to return from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursdays for a second season on June 18, albeit at a new spot and with some coronavirus safeguards.
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A spectacular entertainment showcase, featuring magic, circus acts and a laser show, is being reschedule from July to October. The show will raise mon
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Quebec records 74 new COVID-19 deaths, 563 confirmed cases in the past 24 hours
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Families give up on province, hope for police probe of care home east of Toronto
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Toronto police release video of gunfight that claimed life of young rapper
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Kovrig, Spavor face retaliation from China after Meng ruling, experts predict
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TD Bank reports $1.5B Q2 profit as provisions for credit losses top $3B
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New novel coming in 2021 from author of 'The Revenant'
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Quebec records 74 new COVID-19 deaths, 563 confirmed cases in the past 24 hours