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Ontario reports 390 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario reports 390 new COVID-19 cases, 43 more deaths
Inflation turned negative in April: StatCan
Deflation expected in April CPI report as pandemic lockdown took hold
Feds open loan program for large companies
Feds to seek equity or cash from companies applying for new COVID-19 loan program
COVID-19 success presents a paradox for Newfoundland and Labrador’s public health officials
ST. JOHN’S—As Newfoundland and Labrador approaches two weeks without any new cases of COVID-19, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Janice Fitzgerald tried to explain the contradictions she faces as a public health official gauging the continued need for emergency health measures.
Celestica to make ventilators for COVID patients
Celestica contracted by Starfish Medical to make ventilators for Health Canada
North American stock markets open higher
North American stock markets open trading higher, price of oil rises
South Korean high school seniors return to school amid pandemic
SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF—South Korean students began returning to school on Wednesday, but not without some hitches, in a possible template for other countries struggling to reopen educational facilities.
Arrest, charges in November homicide in Toronto
Police make arrest, lay charges over November homicide in Toronto
More than 800 charges laid during two-week speed enforcement campaign: Hamilton police
Project Recalibrate was in response to a spike in speeding and stunt driving during COVID-19
1 dead, 3 seriously injured in crash
1 dead, 3 seriously injured after single-vehicle crash east of Marathon, Ont.
April inflation rates, by Canadian city
Here's a list of April inflation rates for selected Canadian cities
April inflation rates, by province
Here's a list April inflation rates for Canadian provinces, territories
Hamilton considering modified summer day camp programs for youths
Ontario has cancelled all overnight camps but is examining allowing day camps under "strict" health measures.
Shots fired on QEW at Ford Drive being investigated as possible road rage
Incident left at least one bullet hole in the vehicle, police say.
Reitmans seeks court protection from creditors under CCAA, plans restructuring
The plan will have to deal with the business fallout from COVID-19,
Guilt, unease and sweet relief: My first post-lockdown haircut
Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, it had been years since the wind flitted through my hair. Usually, it passes over my inch-long locks and playfully tickles my balding spot before drifting off the back of my neck.
Hamilton police responding to possible gun call near King and Gage
Police say there was reports of a suspect who had gone back into a house in that area with a possible gun.
Canadians doubt provincewide reopening is the best plan of action, poll says; Ontario cancelling overnight summer camps
Justin Trudeau is expected to unveil more details of the Liberals’ promised loan program for large corporations and commercial rent relief for small- and mid-sized businesses.
Canadians doubt province-wide reopening is the best plan of action, poll says; Ontario cancelling overnight summer camps
Justin Trudeau is expected to unveil more details of the Liberals’ promised loan program for large corporations and commercial rent relief for small- and mid-sized businesses.
Canadians doubt province-wide reopening is the best plan of action, poll says; Ontario cancelling overnight summer camps
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.
Motorcyclist in serious condition following Mountain collision
Two people were transported to hospital following a crash on the Jolley Cut Tuesday night.
Survey shows increasing food supply concerns as farmers forced to dump milk, cull eggs due to COVID-19
Recent reports of dumped milk and euthanized pigs due to processing backlogs caused by COVID-19 have many Canadians concerned about the food supply chain, a survey out of Dalhousie University has found.
Shopping squirrels star in Simcoe couple’s backyard photo shoot
Daryl and Karen Granger’s nutty idea to open a grocery store for squirrels in their Simcoe backyard is spreading smiles on social media
Some summer camps cancelled, others up in air amid COVID-19
The YMCA has cancelled all programming at Camp Wanakita for the first time in 67 years.
'A tough pill to swallow': Graduating Flamborough students still hopeful for prom
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of the Waterdown District High School prom and graduation — as with every other school in the Hamilton-Wentworth District School board — but students are hopeful they will have the chance to celebrate their high school careers.
Reopening should vary city by city: poll
Regions should reopen on their own timelines, poll suggests
Banks prepare for 'ugly' Q2 earnings
All eyes on credit loss provisions as banks prepare for 'ugly' Q2 earnings
Deflation expected in April CPI report
Deflation expected in April CPI report as pandemic lockdown took hold
Details of large corporation loans coming
Feds to unveil today details of loan program for large corporations
May 20: Differing views on a CFL bailout and the assault-style weapons ban
The assault weapon ban is good but it doesn’t go far enough. Don’t let the Conservatives and gun lobbyists stop us from doing the right thing, writes
Bloc issue ultimatum on return of Commons
Full powers of Parliament must be reinstated, Conservatives' Scheer says
UNSC needs Canada post-pandemic: PM
UN Security Council needs Canada post-pandemic, akin to Second World War: PM
Families ask police to investigate long-term-care home where residents died of COVID-19
Families of a Pickering long-term-care home’s residents — some of whom died during the COVID-19 outbreak — are calling for a criminal investigation into the care their loved ones received at the facility.
Rosslyn Retirement home emptied because of COVID-19 outbreak tied to family behind bankrupt nursing home chain
Martino family’s 2003 Royal Crest bankruptcy was largest ever in Ontario for nursing homes
An unusual ring to it: Nats opt for virtual Series ceremony
WASHINGTON—The Washington Nationals will unveil their World Series championship rings during a “virtual” ceremony shown on television and online Sunday — an unprecedented approach brought about by the coronavirus pandemic.
Bruce Arthur: Donald Trump is taking risks with hydroxychloroquine. The stupidity is not an act
Donald Trump says he is taking hydroxychloroquine. In a slightly more sane pandemic universe, this would be a minor headline in the entertainment section of the New York Post, but instead he’s the president of the United States, and CNN is forced to hold several panel discussions in which they discuss, with escalating levels of strangely fresh-eyed disbelief, that this is happening at all.
Bruce Arthur: Donald Trump is taking risks with hydroxychloroquine. The stupidity is not an act
Donald Trump says he is taking hydroxychloroquine. In a slightly more sane pandemic universe, this would be a minor headline in the entertainment section of the New York Post, but instead he’s the president of the United States, and CNN is forced to hold several panel discussions in which they discuss, with escalating levels of strangely fresh-eyed disbelief, that this is happening at all.
Feds not jumping to conclusions on Snowbirds: PM
'Good questions' being asked about safety of Snowbirds: Trudeau
MLS cancels 2020 all-star game in Los Angeles, two other showcase contests
Major League Soccer has cancelled its 2020 all-star game as well as the Leagues Cup and Campeones Cup.
Auditors promise focused COVID-19 review
New auditor general says office narrowing focus on federal COVID-19 programs
Unions must help to make online learning work
Now that we know students in Ontario won’t be returning to schools this academic year, everyone in the education system needs to take a step back from their old inclinations, whatever they may be, and step up to this new reality.
Heather Scoffield: After months of panic-driven economic policy, it’s time for Ottawa to show some restraint
It will be a “summer of restraint” in more ways than one.
Heather Scoffield: After months of panic-driven economic policy, it’s time for Ottawa to show some restraint
It will be a “summer of restraint” in more ways than one.
Morgan Baker takes a walk around Dundas, with her two-year-old ball python, Baby
Baker likes to educate kids about her snakes
U.S. Navy to help recover downed helicopter
Canada turns to U.S. Navy for help recovering downed military helicopter
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Burlington losing ‘an icon’ with closing of Emma’s Back Porch; residents wonder what the site will become?
The restaurant has been a key community gathering point for decades.
Ontario schools not reopening until September
Canadian Press NewsAlert: Ontario schools not reopening this spring
Toronto retailers relish reopening as COVID-19 lockdown eases
For the first time in eight weeks Tuesday, a relieved Larry Rosen was able to welcome customers into his company’s flagship menswear store on Bloor St.
Facebook pays $9.5-million to settle probe
Facebook pays $9-million penalty over federal probe of privacy claims
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