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Sen. Ted Cruz writing book on Supreme Court cases
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Premier Doug Ford’s crusade against coronavirus price gouging by retailers has led to about 200 law enforcement investigations across Ontario, newly available data shows.
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Police to announce result of investigation into cross-border cocaine trafficking
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CALGARY—Ensign Energy Services Inc. suspended its quarterly dividend as it reported a loss of $29.3 million in its latest quarter.
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Ontario residents bracing for mental health crisis triggered by COVID-19, poll suggests
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Woman wounded in police involved shooting in Mississauga
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Police canvassing the area of Lake and King streets
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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We have been painfully reminded of how important touch is
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Parents are accustomed to putting their children on daycare wait lists long before they’re ready to attend — sometimes even before they’re born. Then, if they’re lucky enough to get a spot, most can look forward to paying the equivalent of a sizable monthly mortgage and years of stressful daycare dashes racing from work to make pick-up time.
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covid_ham, Corktown, Hamilton, New York City, coronavirus, covid-19
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Why can’t government and farmers work together to hire students to pick vegetables and fruits?
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The health department replied to our questions on the issue.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the layoff of 417 workers at the City of Oshawa and almost $2 million in additional expenses.
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Conventional wisdom says we should all have some fixed-income securities in our portfolios. They don’t provide great returns, but they act as a cushion in the event of a stock market collapse.
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Ontario stores to reopen for curbside pickup, delivery today
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Police search for suspects in elementary school arson in Brampton, Ont.
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The error stemmed from false positives and a “refresh error” in the city’s database
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CALGARY—WestJet says it is extending many flight cancellations into early July as it continues to deal with record-low passenger numbers due to COVID-19.
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Ontario’s has seen another 60 deaths from COVID-19 in a 24-hour period that also saw the lowest growth in new cases since early April, according to the Star’s latest count.
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High Park’s closure to thwart cherry-blossom crowds is over, Toronto Mayor John Tory announced Sunday on Twitter.
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Two more residents have died due to COVID-19 at the Downsview Long Term Care Centre, bringing the total death toll at the facility to 35 as of Sunday.
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Non-profits play a vital role in addressing the needs of the most vulnerable. But since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, almost 20 per cent of Ontario non-profits have already closed.
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Public health officials have encouraged us to think of our life-disrupting efforts to fight COVID-19 as a marathon, not a sprint.
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Ontario experiences drop in growth rate of COVID-19 cases
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Joyce Davidson-Susskind, a longtime broadcaster and television personality who worked with the likes of “60 Minutes” correspondent Mike Wallace and married television talk-show host and producer David Susskind, has died in Toronto of COVID-related illness.
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“Keeping them safe now will let us hug them in the future”
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A Pickering long-term-care home that is one of Ontario’s hardest hit by COVID-19 is investigating the possibility of a privacy breach with the release of resident personal health information, according to a government minister.
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Canadian military postpones, curtails numerous overseas missions due to COVID-19
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LA LOCHE, SASK.—The Saskatchewan government says it has agreed to a request from a northern community to suspend alcohol sales in order to help control the spread of COVID-19.
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Karen Kofman has been teaching yin yoga on Zoom since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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MUSKOKA–Should people be coming up to the cottage during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Quebec reports 142 more COVID-19 deaths as Cargill plant reports outbreak
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OPP charge driver for allegedly speeding at three times the speed limit on QEW
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OTTAWA—The Canadian Armed Forces is postponing the deployment of a warship and surveillance aircraft to help enforce United Nations’ sanctions against North Korea because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Something made Dr. Nadia Alam ask her patient to switch over to FaceTime during a recent phone call followup.
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James Li, a public relations account director, would rather spend an hour sitting in Beijing traffic than risk 30 minutes exposed to crowds on a train. “Traffic is as bad as it could be” but the subway is still too dicey, he said.
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The car went over an embankment near the Floral Clock in Queenston
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Employment lawyers on returning to work during and after the pandemic
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CHAMBLY, QUE.—A Cargill meat-processing plant south of Montreal is closing temporarily after at least 64 workers tested positive for COVID-19, marking the second time the company has experienced an outbreak at one of its facilities in Canada.
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The Snowbirds have resumed their cross-country salute to Canadians helping fight the spread of COVID-19 after wintry weather forced them to hold on Saturday.
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Ontario experiences drop in growth rate of COVID-19 cases
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Sunday flyover will reach Hamilton around 1 p.m.
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With most of the city staying home, Toronto’s arts and culture institutions are using their creativity to resurrect cancelled events and reimagine their roles.
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When nurse Kirsten Filion is finished at work, helping with her three children at home, she makes medical scrub caps for her colleagues
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SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF—South Korea on Sunday reported 34 additional cases of the coronavirus amid a spate of infections linked to club goers, as President Moon Jae-in urged calm, saying that “there’s no reason to stand still out of fear.”
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The Region of Peel is reporting outbreaks at 20 long-term care and retirement homes across the region with 119 deaths reported to date in seniors congregate living or nursing facilities.
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Snowbirds resume cross-country flight after weather delay in Ontario
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week