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Three St. Catharines residents report they were kidnapped and forced to withdraw money Thursday
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COVID-19 has impacted most Canadians, but social, economic and health disparities leave some groups more vulnerable than others.
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MONTREAL—Rev. Jean-Luc Laflamme knows that Thetford Mines has seen better days. The “golden age” in the working-class community in south-central Quebec, best known for its now-closed asbestos mines, was in the 1950s and 1960s, he said.
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A lot of moms across Canada will be missing their hugs and kisses this Mother’s Day because of physical distancing rules and guidelines.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Doggos and kitty cats galore in the age of COVID-19
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The organization says the top three sales in its coverage area last month ranged from $1.9 million to $2.85 million, with one located in Ancaster and
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Donald “Mad Scientist” Trump’s promise of an imminent COVID-19 vaccine may be as flawed as his hope that ingesting bleach is a viable antidote. But thousands of real scientists around the world are chasing cures, treatments, vaccines, testing regimens and everything to do with detecting, predicting, mapping and containing coronavirus.
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VANCOUVER—Something troubled Dr. John Farley as he was doing his usual rounds at B.C.’s federal prisons earlier this spring.
Unlike previous pandemics, there’s so much information to keep the public informed — and misinformed
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The headlines tell two vastly different tales.
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The coronavirus crisis has prompted the Port Perry Agricultural Society to cancel the 2020 edition of the Port Perry Fair.
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Violence against Indigenous women during COVID-19 sparks calls for MMIWG plan
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Scores of cars congregate in Toronto before allegedly racing on highways
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For more than 50 days, Toronto-based pianist and singer Arny Galoyo was stuck aboard the Emerald Princess as the cruise ship sailed the Caribbean Sea.
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A Toronto doctor and a Toronto investment company are at the centre of attempts to bring sports back after two months of lockdowns due to the coronavirus.
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One man charged, another wanted in investigation into alleged kidnapping
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Toronto Western Hospital reported another outbreak of COVID-19, which comes after it began mass testing all patients and staff last week in response to a separate series of outbreaks.
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When Porter Airlines and Air Canada pulled out of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport in March due to the global pandemic, that left just one tenant to keep the lights on.
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Ontario government to prop-up child-care providers with financial supports
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This Mother’s Day will be particularly tough for women with children fleeing domestic violence.
Councillor wants to allow Hamilton restaurants to expand patios into roads, parking lots this summer
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Ward 2’s Jason Farr will put forward a motion Wednesday to allow the city’s restaurants to expand patios into public space, like roads and parking lot
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Think twice about open-toed shoes on Hamilton’s reopened trails.
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Canadians working aboard two cruise ships who have been prevented from coming ashore due to COVID-19 concerns are finally being allowed to return home.
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In troubled times, some people step up to take on dangerous tasks that would send others running.
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While Burlington residents have lodged complaints on social media about a lack of social distancing at Spencer Smith Park, the city says rules are generally being followed.
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Halton’s public health agency so far isn’t declaring a workplace outbreak.
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Ontario announced 520 provincial parks and conservation reserves will reopen Monday for day use, with the remaining 115 parks to open Friday.
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Dozens of complaints from Spencer Smith Park, but city says rules are generally being followed
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Peel Region hit an unfortunate milestone on Saturday after confirmed and probable cases surpassed the 3,000 mark across Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon with nearly 200 deaths associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ginoogaming First Nation mourns death of Chief Celia Echum
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Projections show COVID-19 deaths could soar if confinement lifted in Montreal
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Prime minister promises more pandemic aid to come from Ottawa
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MONTREAL—Quebec’s public health institute says deaths could spike in the greater Montreal area if physical distancing measures designed to limit the spread of COVID-19 are lifted.
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There’s snow on the road and speeders keep speeding.
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Discarded protective masks and latex gloves have become a common sight in parking lots and on Brampton streets since the COVID-19 pandemic began and city council wants to put a stop to it.
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A cross-Canada survey shows alcohol and pot use increasing among people struggling with mental health issues during isolation.
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Snowbirds scrap Saturday flyover in southern Ontario due to weather
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TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QUE.—Few people were more excited with the Quebec government’s plan to reopen stores and schools in the epicentre of Canada’s coronavirus outbreak than Annabelle Chouinard.
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Officials for The Region of Peel and City of Brampton say the most recent COVID-19 case numbers in Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon are encouraging and that physical distancing measures in place for weeks now are flattening the curve across the region.
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On most days since the coronavirus spread through Manhattan, Robert Caro has held to a familiar routine. He rises early, walks to his office down the street, spends hours on the fifth and final volume of his Lyndon Johnson biography and enjoys a late-day stroll in Central Park with his wife, Ina, both of them wearing protective masks.
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No easy fix for long-term care home problems highlighted by COVID-19
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Canada backs U.S.-led effort for Taiwan at WHO over China's objections
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Mohawk College graphic design students were tasked with their final assignment. In one paragraph and with one illustration, how are you coping during
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When the dying Captain Miller looks up at Private Ryan and says “Earn this,” ... (it) made me realize that I have had many benefits from being born a
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Hamilton doctor says city will take lead from the province but he suspects more people will be able to get tested in the future
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Unions and advocacy groups asking why COVID-19 patients in long-term care or retirement homes are being kept there
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Brittany Garrard-Amos and Tim Amos will soon have four under the age of four. Now “no one is able to help us.”
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Prime minister promises more pandemic aid to come from Ottawa
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An employee at a Saputo Dairy Products facility in Vaughan has died after contracting COVID-19, according to York Region Public Health.