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No mask, no service? Businesses have the right to require masks on customers
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Five business groups urge Ontario to halt commercial evictions during pandemic
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Lionel LeCouter died Monday morning, reports the family of the 85-year-old great-great-grandfather, who said his goodbyes last week from a hospital be
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European regulators to take closer look at Air Canada-Transat deal
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ALBANY, N.Y.—Families of front-line workers killed by coronavirus will be entitled to government-backed death benefits, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday.
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According to the university’s top official, there will be ‘few exceptions’ in which students will have to be on campus for their courses in the fall.
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Canada Revenue Agency extends some trust and corporate filing deadlines
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Norfolk County’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has cost taxpayers $3.6 million and counting, threatening ‘significant’ financial hardship for a co
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Georgetown basketball coach and former NBA great Patrick Ewing has been released from the hospital and is recovering from COVID-19 at home, his son said Monday.
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Restaurants, bars, and cafés on Danforth Avenue and Queen Street East could get a desperately needed boost as the City of Toronto assesses the possibility of “outdoor dining districts” to help small businesses recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Payments for CERB top $40 billion as feds open doors for commercial rent help
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MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
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Accountability group calls for COVID-19 transparency, whistleblower protection
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Ontario reports 404 new COVID-19 cases, 29 more deaths
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A new mural aimed at reflecting the character of Concession Street is taking shape on the building that houses Stoneroads Bar and Grill at Concession and Summit Avenue.
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Canada Post swings to Q1 loss despite 10 per cent growth in parcels revenues
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Poloz: Economic shock from COVID-19 to lead to higher indebtedness
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Trudeau, Singh pressed on party's decision to access COVID-19 wage subsidy
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Proposed condo development has not received site plan approval
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Premier Doug Ford’s government has triggered its new power to install temporary management at long-term-care homes that are swamped by COVID-19 outbreaks.
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Ontario offers loan of up to $500 million to lottery and gaming corporation
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Mind your distance outdoors, social distancing requires at least 2 metres.
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Premier Doug Ford and Ontario Ministers Provide COVID-19 Update
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Ontario reports 404 new COVID-19 cases, 29 more deaths
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Although the COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread difficulties for businesses across the country, several Flamborough businesses have managed to weather the storm.
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Arson suspected in early morning blaze that damaged Montreal cell tower
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Chip, the baby chipmunk was nursed to health on a backyard patio — only to fall into the pool again the next day.
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Despite warm weather, Trudeau urges people to keep safe outdoors from COVID-19
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MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
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Deficit projections could be $122 million within a year if no help arrives.
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MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
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While he’s officially semi-retired, around this time of year Jim Wilkins is normally sourcing items like golf shirts, pens and staff uniforms for his business, Jim Wilkins Promotions.
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Ontario reports 404 new COVID-19 cases, 29 more deaths
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Two workers of Toronto Loblaws test positive for COVID-19, now isolating at home
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MPs to meet today to decide on resuming Parliament during pandemic
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OTTAWA—The House of Commons is meeting today to decide, again, how it’s going to function as COVID-19 restrictions gradually lift across the country.
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S&P/TSX composite starts week higher, U.S. stock markets closed for holiday
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With Ontario reopening, residents across the GTA must once again rely on public transit to move around.
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$1,250. That’s roughly the total monthly budget Serena Thompson has to cover all her needs as she leads a survival lifestyle during the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s about half of what she used to live on.
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TOKYO—Japan’s professional baseball season will open on June 19 under a plan that excludes fans.
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Pandemic has led to online and curbside service, forced some closures #FutureOfWork
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A 44-year-old from Caledonia faces a stunt driving charge
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford promises to deliver a plan for COVID-19 testing this week. That is to say, a new plan, or an expanded plan. This one, he says, will involve testing more people — those at work and those who may have the disease but aren’t showing any symptoms.
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Hamilton is eyeing two different research experiments that would test raw sewage for the coronavirus
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Douglas Rich’s suggestion for the owners of Ontario’s CFL teams: “if they are so impoverished that they and Randy Ambrosie register for Ontario Works.
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Checkouts using TumbleBooks — a children’s ebook service — increased by nearly 700 per cent
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Gaming house guests can expect to see changes when the doors to Durham’s casinos swing open as coronavirus restrictions are eased.
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The pandemic is giving everyone’s financial management skills a run for their money. Grocery bills have soared, spending habits have gone wonky and incomes have dropped — sometimes drastically.