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Would you go to a drive-thru zoo?
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Judges rapped for springing 'evidentiary trap' on sexual assault accused
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Premier Francois Legault says conditions not met to reopen Montreal schools, businesses
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Pinecrest Nursing Home, hard hit by COVID-19, says outbreak is over
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Kashechewan residents return from the land as flooding risk is downgraded
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Brookfield Asset Management reports US$157-million first-quarter loss
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Dark stain: Minister says Indigenous ceremonies to continue despite COVID-19
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Premier Francois Legault says conditions not met to reopen Montreal schools, businesses
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Toronto Zoo pivots to 'drive-thru experience' as safe alternative in COVID era
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Environment Canada issues special weather statement for the city of Hamilton
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VICTORIA—Canada’s men’s basketball team will still get a chance to qualify at home for an Olympic berth.
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Ottawa announces $469M for fish harvesters with sector-specific grant, benefit
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Police to update case of Toronto teen who was found safe after March abduction
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Gradual reopening of national parks, historic sites to be announced
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford to announce first stage of re-opening
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More than 100 different vaccine candidates are in development around the world but even that level of global attention is no guarantee of success agai
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They may be confined to their homes but youngsters with the Hamilton 55th Beavers and Cubs group are still meeting.
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Ontario to provide update on reopening plan for provincial economy
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The promotion will be virtual for new "Hunger Games" novel
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OTTAWA—Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says national parks will resume some operations in June.
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The pandemic lockdown has all but made springtime a wash, but for talk show hosts with captive audiences, it’s been a season of giving.
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NewsAlert: National parks, historic sites partly reopening June 1
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Companies already in financial trouble face CCAA reckoning as COVID-19 drags on
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"It does create issues of large gatherings," said Hamilton Fire Chief Dave Cunliffe.
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Online wills cut costs and deliver convenience, but aren't for everyone: experts
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Ontario to provide update on reopening plan for provincial economy
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Ontario will reveal new testing guidelines for COVID-19 Thursday, clearing the way for anyone with symptoms to be tested in addition to targeted groups.
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Manufacturing sales fell 9.2% in March as factories closed due to the pandemic
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Police to update case of Toronto teen who was found safe after March abduction
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"This was a difficult recommendation to make," said Hamilton Conservation Authority CAO Lisa Burnside.
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North American stock markets open trading day lower, loonie down
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Ontario to provide update on reopening plan for provincial economy
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Suspect fled Alexandra Park before police arrived
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Biography of Ida B. Wells coming out in 2021, publisher says
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Had a quarantini lately? Maybe you’re more into sitting down and enjoying a locktail. After all, you couldn’t be blamed for having a drink to cope with your self-inflicted coronacut.
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While every student is disadvantaged by ‘emergency learning’ amid COVID-19, those for whom a physical school levelled the playing field are expected t
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Four-year-old Charlie Paparo received two parade-style tributes outside his home before dying from cancer.
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This week’s musical moment features two-time Juno award-winner and Grammy nominee Joaquin Valdepenas, who joined the Toronto Symphony Orchestra over 30 years ago as principal clarinet upon graduating from Yale University.
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This week’s musical moment features two-time Juno award-winner and Grammy nominee Joaquin Valdepenas, who joined the Toronto Symphony Orchestra over 30 years ago as principal clarinet upon graduating from Yale University.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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VANCOUVER—My wedding is a month away, and I’m not on a crash diet. I haven’t peppered my bridesmaids with instructions on exactly how they should look and behave on the Big Day.
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At the monthly Toronto homeless memorial service on Tuesday afternoon, Greg Cook added two names to the list, including Joseph Chibala, the first person in the city’s shelter system to die from COVID-19.
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Fighting the COVID-19 pandemic could herald a rise in superbugs
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Toronto brewery asks consumers to bring back empties as Beer Store expands returns service
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Optional buyback program could see assault-style gun ban unravel, group warns
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Ontario to provide update on reopening plan for provincial economy
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Feds announce $2.3M help to combat COVID-19 outbreak in northern Saskatchewan
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Halton has one of the lowest rates of testing per capita while Haldimand and Norfolk has most confirmed positive cases in Ontario per capita
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Feds to unveil details of $1 billion in regional aid for small businesses
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Toronto Western Hospital is declaring a fifth outbreak after five health-care workers from its emergency room tested positive for COVID-19, with the first case dating back to three weeks ago, hospital officials have confirmed.