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VICTORIA—British Columbia reported fewer than two dozen cases of COVID-19 over 48 hours, but the provincial health minister cautions that it would still be easy for the new coronavirus to reboot.
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As provinces move to relax coronavirus restrictions and allow people to slowly expand their “social bubbles,” it is raising a question for those with young children: Does that mean it’s safe to go visit grandma and grandpa?
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Post-COVID grocery store sales high but below the mid-March peak, StatCan says
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Increased border traffic likely as Canada, U.S. economies reopen: Freeland
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Ontario stores to reopen for curbside pickup, delivery today
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Ontario health officials said Monday that a downward trend of new daily cases in the last week to 10 days was encouraging, but the data needed further exploration before the province could enter the next phase of the recovery.
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Feds pledge COVID-19 financing help for the country's biggest companies
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We are all refugees from the failed states of the coronavirus.
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It’s a term that’s on the tip of many tongues — everywhere from hospitals to warehouses to grocery stores — as the province begins to take cautious steps towards reopening.
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It was a day billed as a grand sort-of reopening for Ontario retailers. But for Alison Fletcher, Monday felt like almost any other day over the last six weeks.
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Ontario school boards say they will hold graduation ceremonies for students — even if celebrations are put off until the summer, fall or whenever it is deemed safe by health officials.
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“Stephen Lecce needs to step into a teacher’s shoes,” says OECTA Hamilton Secondary Unit president.
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VANCOUVER—British Columbia is changing its workers’ compensation system to make it easier for those sick with COVID-19 to make claims for lost pay — the type of reforms Ontario workers have been seeking for more than a month.
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OTTAWA — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has voiced the growing frustration of premiers with Ottawa’s failure to consult them before unveiling big aid programs, and is warning the Trudeau government that the provinces will not cede control over long-term care for seniors.
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One-quarter of Torontonians who have stopped taking public transit during the COVID-19 crisis say they won’t ride again until they’re vaccinated against the disease, according to new findings from University of Toronto researchers.
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North American stock markets fall to start trading week, loonie also down
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Scheer backs Liberal Taiwan push at WHO as move long advocated by Conservatives
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'Heavy handed' approach would force inspectors into infected plants: Union
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'We are one people': Quebec premier says Montrealers should not be isolated
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Premier Doug Ford’s office is not saying whether he breached Ontario’s COVID-19 guidelines when he hosted two of his four daughters who live elsewhere on Mother’s Day.
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Veterans ombudsman calls it quits after 18 months
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Man in his 50s is first to die of COVID-19 in Toronto's shelter system
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Doug Ford appears to contradict official health advice by having daughters over
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Drop in active caseload could be a turning point for beleaguered Hagersville long-term care home
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Hamilton still has six ongoing outbreaks — five of them in seniors’ homes.
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After weeks of wondering how corporate Canada fared in the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, investors finally got a proper look under the hood.
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Two 35-year-olds arrested following May 7 drug raid
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Scheer backs Liberal Taiwan push at WHO as move long advocated by Conservatives
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Investment watchdog imposes $1.8M in fines in 2019, nearly double 2018 levels
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Real estate trusts report May commercial rent payments in line with April
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“It’s been pretty much a nightmare.”
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Mato Josipovic denied bail, awaiting new trial in murder of ex-Hells Angels biker
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COVID-19 measures give temporary reprieve from growing insolvency, association says
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Ancaster residents say they were surprised to learn about an application for a proposed cannabis store in an established residential area near Fiddlers Green Road and Highway 403.
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Marriott International Inc.’s profit fell sharply for the first quarter as the Covid-19 pandemic caused it to close many of its hotels.
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'Heavy handed' approach would force inspectors into infected plants: Union
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High-level international cocaine dealers busted, Toronto police say
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
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LONDON—The path to the Premier League resuming was eased Monday by the government saying elite sports will be allowed to resume in England in June if there is no new spike in coronavirus infections.
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Ford also announced over the weekend that provincial parks will reopen Monday.
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North American stock markets fall to start trading week, loonie also down
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ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, QUE.—Quebec children have begun heading back to class today for the first time since March as the province reopens elementary schools and daycares outside the Montreal area.
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Villa outbreak resolved, while Wentworth Lodge gets second outbreak under control
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The Toronto Marlies and the American Hockey League will now turn their focus to next season after the league announced Monday it is cancelling the remainder of the 2019-20 season due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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North American stock markets fall to start trading week, loonie also down
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The city's bylaw states that if a dog is not on the owner's property, it must be on a leash. The exception, of course, is off-leash dog parks, which a
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Majority worry about province's future after pandemic passes
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Men appear to laugh after throwing objects
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Ontario stores to reopen for curbside pickup, delivery today