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Premier Doug Ford now has the power to take over long-term-care homes struggling to cope with COVID-19 outbreaks.
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Toronto woman charged with mischief after allegedly spitting on bank machine
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Emma’s Back Porch closes doors for good
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Spotify, YouTube and streaming services in general: It’s time to step up.
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For more than 100 years, a black Palmer piano has been part of Alicia Doucette’s family history. Her grandmother tinkled its ivories, her mother grew up playing it, and Doucette and her siblings had their early musical training on the instrument.
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Forecasted decline would mark the first contraction in local GDP since the 2009 recession
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City’s rate far below Toronto, Ottawa, Peel, Niagara and Waterloo Region
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Retrial of Jeremy Hall for 2006 murder of Billy Mason expected to be a top priority when courts reopen
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Receiving care at home takes away the burden of having to go to the nearest hospital, writes Jane Evans.
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Hamilton health officials warn of ‘slight’ uptick in coyote activity and rise in noticeable rat population during pandemic
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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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VANCOUVER—It wasn’t the death that caused the upheaval — working in long-term care, no matter where you are or what the circumstances, death is expected.
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Canadian pediatricians have been issued a “Be On the Lookout” advisory for an acute inflammatory disease similar to Kawasaki disease that has been observed affecting children during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Being a nurse is a tough job at the best of times — dealing with people and families in pain.
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Feds to unveil details of $1 billion in regional aid for small businesses
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At least 28,100 residents and workers have died from the coronavirus at nursing homes and other long-term care facilities for older adults in the United States, according to a New York Times database. The virus so far has infected more than 153,000 at some 7,700 facilities.
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OTTAWA—Health Canada says it has authorized the first COVID-19 serological test for use in the country to detect antibodies specific to the virus.
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Canadians separated from their foreign spouses due to border closings have launched a petition urging Ottawa to reunite them during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Health Canada approves serological test to detect COVID-19 antibodies
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Ontarians testing positive for COVID-19 are more likely to live in neighbourhoods characterized by precarious housing, lower income status and a greater concentration of immigrants and visible minorities.
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Today’s lesson: Use the word asynchronous in a sentence.
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Today’s lesson: Use the word asynchronous in a sentence.
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Applicants who are not offered admission will be invited to interview in 2021
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Hank Bordan was a stubborn, energetic, and chatty 91-year-old. He spent his last days alone, in the COVID-19 ward at St. Michael’s Hospital.
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Hank Bordan was a stubborn, energetic, and chatty 91-year-old. He spent his last days alone, in the COVID-19 ward at St. Michael’s Hospital.
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Officers determined that two customers were arguing about wearing a mask while shopping.
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Coronavirus-stricken Broadway actor Nick Cordero has awoken from the medically induced coma he entered in late March, his wife, Amanda Kloots, announced Tuesday.
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No pucks have been dropped. No balls have been thrown or kicked. No bats have been swung.
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Ottawa examining new, existing tools to get web giants to pay up: Guilbeault
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You can use a car to safely pick up groceries, order coffee or watch a movie during the COVID-19 pandemic, so why not use one to experience art?
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Norfolk County residents are being warned after approximately three dozen diseased muskrats were discovered.
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Cases involved five seniors homes, including two which were put into outbreak status for days
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Ontario's nurses say COVID-19 pandemic highlights need for sweeping reforms
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HMCS Fredericton back in action after Cyclone crash
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Frankly, Canada has enough COVID-19 problems. We have a clutch of flat-earth no-vaccine wackos blocking the ambulance bay in a Vancouver hospital, and sprinklings of similar protesters at Queen’s Park, lonely and lost. Quebec is reopening schools amid unsettled science, and Ontario’s premier had two daughters visit for Mother’s Day, then fumbled the public health recommendation for everyone else. Oh, and Bryan Adams stepped in it. And by it, we mean xenophobia.
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As provincial governments loosen red tape on everything from alcohol sales to medical appointments amid COVID-19, some Canadians are giving the new normal standing ovations.
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The federal government’s long-anticipated plan to backstop the country’s biggest, most-troubled companies had a whiff of generals fighting the last war when Finance Minister Bill Morneau rolled it out this week — and with good reason.
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Lawson: Woodbine Racetrack looking to restart horse racing next month
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NewsAlert: Canadian National Exhibition cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
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The TTC is facing a budget shortfall from the COVID-19 crisis that could grow to more than half a billion dollars by Labour Day, and the agency will be unable to continue providing vital transit service unless it gets financial help from the provincial and federal governments, according to a new report.
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Materials and energy sectors lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stocks also rise
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Masked premier strongly urges Quebecers to wear masks amid COVID-19 spread
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Feds pledge one-time benefit top-up to seniors in COVID-19 aid
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Students wondering how to pay for essentials as summer work disappears
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Feds unveil new COVID-19 stream for provincial infrastructure program
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Dr. Horatio Arruda apologizes for dancing in viral video with Quebec artist
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COVID-19 has devastated economies, destroyed “normal” life and taxed health-care systems all around the world, but in Canada its brutal ability to kill has been heavily concentrated in long-term-care homes.
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Stories abound of people with serious health concerns who have stayed away from seeking health-care attention at emergency rooms, family physicians an
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Ontario will remain on coronavirus lockdown until June 2, but Premier Doug Ford is set to announce the next stage of businesses and services allowed to reopen.