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Most major crises deliver changes that forever transform society. After the Second World War it was the build out of the social safety net, a process that continued for another 30 years in most of the developed economies.
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Students at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo are furious after they’ve been asked to purchase an external webcam so instructors can look over their shoulder remotely during exams, despite the fact that webcams are in short supply on online stores.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s health minister and provincial health officer are urging people to save their Mother’s Day hugs for Mom until later, unless she lives in the same household.
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Adequacy of federal emergency aid measures to be tested by jobless numbers
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For the first time since the COVID-19 outbreak, consumer investigators in Alberta have charged a Calgary company with price gouging, alleging it was marking up prices on masks and other protective gear by up to 400 per cent.
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On Mother’s Day, if she had her wish, there would be flowers and cookies and country and western music playing and grandchildren hugs.
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Just because you felt it was discrimination doesn’t mean that it was, writes Ed Canning.
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WASHINGTON—Jeffrey Shaman was exasperated. “It’s frustrating. It’s very, very frustrating,” he said on the phone this week. The Columbia University infectious disease expert had been saying the same things about how to stop the spread of the coronavirus for weeks, and the message hasn’t sunk in.
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OTTAWA— Words and deeds.
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Feds reject eight million N95 masks from a single distributor
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Public health had already started informing 10 people from the east Mountain long-term care centre that they had COVID-19 when the regional laboratory
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The job market was such a disaster in April that the normally by-the-book analysts at Statistics Canada had to surface an obscure indicator just to capture it.
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Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment is willing to pay for all the testing of its players, and help others in the city with testing, if Toronto becomes a hub city in the NHL’s plan to resume the 2019-20 season.
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Toronto Mayor John Tory warned Friday that businesses opening for curbside pick-up on Monday will need to do so in a way that continues to prevent the transmission of COVID-19, or risk facing closure again.
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First Nation, Metis, Inuit leaders concerned about Indigenous COVID-19 outbreaks
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The rolling up of Sidewalk Labs is a sign of our times — so many problems rolled into one:
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The college’s coronavirus contingency plan includes lecture-based programs shifting to online platforms.
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Residents of for-profit nursing homes in Ontario are far more likely to be infected with COVID-19 and die than those who live in non-profit and municipally-run homes, the Star has found.
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North American stock markets open higher following record job losses in April
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Federal settlement for thalidomide survivors gets court's approval
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Peer pressure, public messaging will affect behaviour when rules loosen: experts
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Postmedia seeks at least $20.3 million in COVID-related emergency wage subsidies
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A week after rejecting calls to collect race-based data on COVID-19, Ontario made a U-turn Wednesday and put the collection of disaggregated data into action.
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Quebec launches 'massive' testing operation in Montreal but misses target
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Government may never be the same in Canada after the pandemic, but neither will its relations with business, from Bay Street to Main Street.
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Leafs assistant coach Paul McFarland returning to head coaching job in Kingston
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Canada pushes African debt relief to ward off COVID-19 economic crisis: minister
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The COVID-19 outbreak at Hillsdale Terraces long-term care home is over, according to the Region of Durham which operates the Oshawa long-term care home.
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Ontario reports 477 new COVID-19 cases, 63 more deaths
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Patti Moffatt says she likes working out in the company of others, so she worried when her nearby Winona gym could no longer host classes at its Lewis Road storefront after closing due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Murder hornets. Murder. Hornets.
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The woman was found unresponsive inside a downtown Simcoe residence Monday.
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WINNIPEG—The Manitoba government says it is lifting its one-month limit on prescription drug supplies.
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Ottawa police seek exam answers following alleged paper pilfering
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A 48-year-old man survived the shooting
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Recipe Unlimited temporarily suspends dividend payments for 2020 amid COVID-19
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The COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario has now claimed almost 1,600 lives, a number eight times higher than it was a month ago.
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NewsAlert: Statistics Canada says nearly two million jobs lost in April
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An employee at a Port Perry Tim Hortons franchise has tested positive for COVID-19, prompting the restaurant to quarantine a number of workers and close for cleaning.
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The 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe is being commemorated in silent retrospect due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It hasn’t a
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The province announced a reopening of landscaping and lawn care businesses this week.
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Five things to know about Statistics Canada's jobs report for April
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The province has announced a full reopening of hardware stores on May 9, along with a list of recommended controls retailers can put into place to prevent the transmission of COVID-19.
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Montreal transit authority "strongly recommends" that passengers wear masks
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The 58-year-old left her Glengrove Avenue home around 3:30 p.m. May 7 in her 2019 grey Dodge Caravan.
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Hydro One reports $225M first-quarter profit, up from $171 million a year ago
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'SNL' writer's memoir co-stars Billy Crystal, Gilda Radner
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Once again open to the public are the Hamilton-Brantford, Chippewa, Dofasco 2000, Lafarge 2000, Canal Park and Confederation Beach Park waterfront trails.
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Brookfield Property Partners swings to loss on property value adjustments