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For three days, a man in B.C. suffered at home through chest pain and shortness of breath, unaware he’d had a heart attack.
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At the beginning of the pandemic, Canada’s once frenetic emergency departments went strangely quiet as patients stayed home and stayed away.
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The “new normal” that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned Canadians about back in April is now upon the nation, as the gradual reopening begins.
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Amid another 220 COVID-19 cases and despite social distancing bylaws, large crowds gathered Saturday at Trinity Bellwoods Park as the city began reopening recreation areas.
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A day after the mayor and medical officer of health stressed social distancing in the city, dozens of people have been seen sunbathing and relaxing in close proximity in Trinity Bellwoods Park.
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After a month of fasting from home and missing out on the usual nightly gatherings with friends and family, Asghar Methiwalla wanted to do something different.
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Protest calls for asylum seekers working on COVID-19 front lines to be given status
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COVID-19-era golf looks a lot different.
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Slight uptick of cases in Hamilton, Halton
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Quebec adds 75 more COVID-19 deaths on Saturday, meets daily 14K testing goal
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Buying jeans online scares me. In quarantine, I bought my first home.
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FREDERICTON—New Brunswick reported no new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday as the province entered the next phase of its recovery plan, allowing people to expand their social circles.
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Like all other non-essential workplaces, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides was forced to abruptly close its Wilson Street facility as the pandemic gripped Ontario.
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Talks continue over how, if, House of Commons should resume Monday
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Montreal police investigate bodies of man, woman found near east-end home
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Legal order starts May 22
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It's important to continue maintaining social distancing, says mayor.
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What one Norfolk man thought was an intimate moment shared with a new friend online ended up being blackmail material
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An alleged impaired driver took Hamilton police on a very short chase last night before being arrested
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PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.—At one point, Juls Budau says her boyfriend was going through $4,000 worth of cocaine in a week.
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Ontario reports 412 new cases of COVID-19, 27 new deaths
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"Some things won't change for a very long time," said Emergency Operations Director Paul Johnson.
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It starts with a trickle at 7:25 p.m. People walk north from Bloor, some wearing masks, carrying groceries, others carry children. A few ride bikes, but most come on foot, everyone heading toward the same Annex house.
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Since the pandemic lockdown began, my house plants have been joined by a few new arrivals: Tomatoes, basil, parsley, dill, cilantro and spinach now clutter my tables and counters.
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Thousands of Hamilton parents have been grappling with how to play the role of parent and teacher as kids navigate pandemic-imposed online learning
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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‘I’m actually not afraid to die’ — Vulnerable residents walking out unprepared has advocates calling on city to seize reins of residential care facili
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Plastics bans, environmental monitoring get short shrift during pandemic
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Feds probing ways to address COVID-19 impact on women
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Hamilton has not had a code zero event — when one or fewer ambulances are available — since Feb. 24
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All it would have taken in the evacuation is for people to have been assigned to “clear” each floor — going from room to room and ensure that no one w
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In a time when food shopping sometimes seems perilous, many gardeners are looking to increase their vegetable “patch” and some non-gardeners are takin
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As governments across the province move to loosen restrictions meant to fight the spread of COVID-19, a Star analysis of the best available public data reveals far more Ontarians are catching the virus in the community than has been previously known.
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The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a sudden reversal of Canada’s employment picture: sliding from enjoying one of the lowest unemployment rates in decades to job loss or underemployment for millions of Canadians. But results from a large national survey show that, on the whole, Canadians did not lose confidence in themselves or in the social safety net as the pandemic took hold.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Anita Isaac was a quite powerful force in this community. She distinguished herself in so many ways. At the end of her amazing life, she was confronte
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Talks continue over how, if, House of Commons should resume Monday
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Leonard Rodriques did not want to go to the hospital. But his breathing was so laboured, his skin so ashy, that his family insisted. His wife, Dorothy Rodriques, drove him to the nearest emergency room and told staff there her husband had COVID-19.
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Last December, as she watched the last pickup truck roll off the line at the GM assembly plant in Oshawa, Rebecca Keetch never thought that she — or any of the 2,600 workers laid off that day — would be back on the job any time soon.
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA—They stand five feet apart, cannot hold hands, kiss or simulate a brawl, but the cast and crew of “Neighbours” — a long-running Australian soap opera that returned to production in late April amid coronavirus restrictions — still hope to convey the same heightened conflict, intimacy and drama that the show’s fans have come to love.
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City of Hamilton bylaw enforcement is working with the owners of historic 64 Hatt St., the former Valley City Manufacturing, on several building repairs that must be completed by August 1 to avoid property standards charges.“As always we take a p
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After an influx of “very troubling stories” through the pandemic, the federal ombudsman for victims of crime is calling for Canada’s COVID-19 recovery plan to include a violence prevention strategy.
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After an influx of “very troubling stories” through the pandemic, the federal ombudsman for victims of crime is calling for Canada’s COVID-19 recovery plan to include a violence prevention strategy.
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Same issues found that caused wildfire spread of COVID-19 at Rosslyn, as recommendations made in wake of a resident being left behind during the retir
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SURREY, B.C.—A new COVID-19 outbreak has been identified at a frozen fruit processing plant in Abbotsford, British Columbia.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia recorded 18 new cases of COVID-19 Friday, bringing the province’s total number of active cases to 310.
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Pamela Markland settled lawsuit with Toronto and Hamilton police last year
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Mother’s Day may be behind the recent increase in COVID-19 infections currently being recorded in Toronto, according to the city’s medical officer of health.
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The mayor says the city’s reopening phases are dependent on the province lifting orders and public health giving the green light
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Federal parties tap wage subsidy program to avoid layoffs as donations dry up