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The Hockey Hall of Fame will hold an electronic vote via teleconference for its 2020 inductees, ending its traditional paper ballots and in-person board meeting because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lionel LeCouter, 85, was already in hospital when the retirement home was evacuated on Friday.
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Canada Post reports $153M loss in 2019 amid rising parcels competition
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OTTAWA—Provinces are awaiting more detail on what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said was a federal proposal for a national framework on testing and contact tracing.
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Wife says Hamilton actor’s condition has taken a rough turn
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Premier Doug Ford wants credit for being the first provincial leader to put his hand up and say, “I want a commission” to examine the devastating impact of COVID-19 in long-term-care homes.
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Councillors are divided over whether the city should subsidize the popular SoBi Hamilton bike share network if a new private operator cannot be found
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North American stock markets open trading higher, price of oil rises
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OTTAWA—Battered by the steep drop in air travel, the company that runs Canada’s air traffic control system is hiking fees by almost 30 per cent — costs ultimately passed on to passengers — after being unable to get federal help to cope with dramatic revenue losses.
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National directive on wearing face masks coming today, Trudeau says
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OTTAWA—The Wu-Tang Clan is raising money to help three Ottawa charities “Triumph” over COVID-19.
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The mandate of the province’s commission into long-term care should be expanded to look at how frail seniors are treated in the entire health system, says the president of the Ontario Hospital Association.
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Mohawks blocking access to provincial park as grand chief cites COVID-19 fears
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Feds to seek equity or cash from companies applying for new COVID-19 loan program
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Feds to unveil today details of loan program for large corporations
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Fire that killed 12-year-old boy in Markham, Ont., not suspicious: police
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Ontario reports 390 new COVID-19 cases, 43 more deaths
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Police laid 24 charges for stunt driving during two-week project.
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Representatives of a Toronto-based initiative launched in light of COVID-19 made a special trip to Sudbury on Saturday, to deliver around 2,000 servings of pasta al forno and numerous containers of produce to Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre.
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Feds move to ease deadlines in civil proceedings during pandemic
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Tech repair shops expect spike in customers, warn of delays and service changes
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The next time you get in an elevator to ride up to your office in a downtown skyscraper, you’ll probably be required to wear a mask, and asked politely through lobby signage to sanitize your hands.
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"Everybody seems to be respectful of what's going on, says Andrew Ross, manager Oak Gables Golf and Country Club.
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Project could face more delays before site plan and building permit approval
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Tech repair shops expect spike in customers, warn of delays and service changes
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Two more Rosslyn residents have died as Ontario’s Health Minister calls it “totally unacceptable” that an ill senior was left without care for 18 hour
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Suffering from osteoporosis, parasites and a history of respiratory infections, Canadian Sebastien De Marre is so vulnerable to the coronavirus that he should have been among the first to return home from abroad.
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Mohawks blocking access to provincial park as grand chief cites COVID-19 fears
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WASHINGTON—Donald Trump says he’s contemplating whether to resurrect plans to invite G7 leaders, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, to a summit at the Camp David presidential retreat next month.
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The Hamilton Community Foundation and United Way Halton and Hamilton are accepting applications for grants until July 31
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Ottawa, Wu-Tang Clan raise money for 'A Better Tomorrow' for local charities
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As the world fights the novel coronavirus pandemic, our strongest weapon right now is physical distancing. Proven by studies and supported by history, staying home save lives. In fact, bending this rule to meet even a few other people may undo our efforts.
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Ministry aware of financial questions two years before bankruptcy
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Ontario is now working with the business community on wider testing for COVID-19 after facing repeated criticism from scientists for not having a regime in place as more people return to work.
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Man found dead after Toronto apartment fire was victim of homicide, police say
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Taxpayers may be left holding the bag for some or all of that money
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Shopify unveils new products aimed at entrepreneurs grappling with COVID-19
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SAN FRANCISCO—On day two of the San Francisco Bay Area’s stay-at-home orders in March, Nohemi Jimenez got into her car in San Pablo, Calif., waved goodbye to her three-year-old son and drove to her regular Wednesday dialysis appointment.
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Premier Doug Ford and Ontario Ministers Provide COVID-19 Update
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WASHINGTON—It is a crisis unfolding within a crisis.
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National directive on wearing face masks coming today, Trudeau says
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Wednesday’s high is expected to reach 17 C, climbing to 25 by next Monday.
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North American stock markets open trading higher, price of oil rises
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As provinces reopen, some are taking a two-tiered approach, not only restricting the types of businesses that can resume operations, but staggering the dates for when they can reopen in cities hardest hit by the pandemic.
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A 28-year-old man was seriously injured in Tuesday night crash
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As COVID-19 response ramps up, more scrutiny required: NDP's Singh
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OTTAWA—Big companies with nowhere to turn for needed cash can now come to the federal government for emergency loans to get through the economic turmoil of the COVID-19 pandemic, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said Wednesday.