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"It's a good time to be creative," said Dr. Elizabeth Richardson.
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North American stock markets open higher following record job losses in April
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The Raptors will open their OVO Training Centre for limited use by players next week for the first time since being forced to shut its doors because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Toronto woman who killed stranger may be allowed to live in community: review board
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This week, some businesses in Ontario are being allowed to reopen their doors to the public, albeit under strict guidelines.
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The dream of becoming a Canadian was within reach for Joyce de Paula until COVID-19 hit in March. All she needed was four more months.
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Ontario wants to change PPE directive for long-term care workers: CUPE
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Ontario reports 477 new COVID-19 cases, 63 more deaths
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Hamilton small business owners are resilient but COVID-19 is a unique challenge.
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North American stock markets open higher following record job losses in April
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Multi-unit housing starts up in some parts of Canada in April despite COVID-19
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Hamilton police say argument involved a knife.
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for April, by province
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NewsAlert: Statistics Canada says nearly two million jobs lost in April
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Days after urging Ontarians not to go to their cottages, Premier Doug Ford made a quick Easter visit to his Muskoka seasonal residence.
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Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion has been asking the city to start tracking socioeconomic data for weeks
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Swing open the doors when allowed. Or stick to delivery for now.
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Paolo Iacullo has spent the past eight weeks looking forward to seeing his customers again.
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Ford tells cottagers there will be plenty of long weekends to come
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Brampton resident Parmeet Kahlon dreamed of being a nurse since she was a little girl.
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Cineplex delays first-quarter results due to COVID-19 pandemic
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In the early days of COVID-19 confinement, David Marrello and his brother Daniel started noticing a struggle faced by their grandparents: they were having difficulty adapting to the realities of digital connection.
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A wage top-up for essential workers is the least we could do.
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Federal government says 1,350 soldiers in Quebec long-term care homes by mid-May
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OTTAWA—We have supplies. We have lab capacity. Now it’s about using them to test for COVID-19 in the best way as provinces relax coronavirus lockdowns, Canada’s top public health officer says.
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Shopping Shift: How indoor malls will look different under new COVID-19 measures
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Project in response to 23 per cent increase in stunt driving during pandemic.
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It was supposed to be a calling card for Toronto’s Waterfront. Using high technology and big data to help cut through the bureaucracy and reveal the neighbourhood of the future. Now it’s done, just another project that disappeared like so much other vaporware.
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Chartwell Regina Gardens Long Term Care residence on Upper Paradise has reported an outbreak of the coronavirus.
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North American stock markets open trading higher, oil prices gain ground
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Feds to unveil agreements with provinces to top up essential workers' pay
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Butler's prescient sci-fi resonates years after her death
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Google affiliate scraps plan for Toronto smart city project
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The City of Brampton has announced the resumption and addition of more bus routes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic effective as of May 4, while also confirming one more transit employee has tested positive for the virus.
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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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Through a financial contribution by the province to Feed Ontario, 28,000 food hampers will be distributed by Hamilton Food Share and the Emergency Food Network to food banks, hot meal programs and housebound individuals needing emergency food home delivery.
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Canadians trust doctors, scientists and government more since pandemic began
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Diane McIsaac was found in good health by police
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Online fun and counselling keeping people #healthyathome
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Like many people, Conor Barnes wants to help.
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Hamilton police have seized a knife.
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It wasn’t that long ago that Conservatives were saying Canada needed an election this fall, just as soon as their own party chose a new leader this summer.
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Greyhound Canada to shut down temporarily all bus routes as ridership plunges
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Feds to cover 'top ups' for front-line workers on minimum wage
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The largest outbreak in Durham continues to be the outbreak at the Orchard Villa long-term care home where 286 people were infected with COVID-19 and 60 people have died
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Feds to unveil agreements with provinces to top up essential workers' pay
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Supreme Court to review Ontario ruling that jeopardized multiple verdicts
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Watchdogs warn COVID-19 apps come with privacy risks to Canadians
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NewsAlert: Sidewalk Labs pulls out of Toronto waterfront smart city project