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Trudeau says he does not share view that oil and gas sector is beyond saving
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One other Hamilton man was charged in January.
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Patients awaiting word on when they will get surgeries and procedures that were postponed over fears COVID-19 would overwhelm hospitals are a step closer to getting answers.
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Ford tells cottagers there will be plenty of long weekends to come
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While readers worry about the fate of their favourite retail ad inserts, industry experts see cause for optimism.
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Feds to unveil agreements with provinces to top up essential workers' pay
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Canadian Forces still unsure how to raise helicopter that crashed
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TOKYO—Nintendo Co. beat its forecast for Switch machine sales and said consumers have bought more than 13 million copies of its latest “Animal Crossing” game, evidence that people staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic are flocking to videogames.
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Federal government says 1,350 soldiers in Quebec long-term care homes by mid-May
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OTTAWA—New data reveals the overwhelming toll on elderly Canadians in long-term care during the COVID-19 outbreak, showing they make up 82 per cent of all deaths.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Feds to cover 'top ups' for front-line workers on minimum wage
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Magna International reports drop in earnings as COVID-19 hits operations
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Ford tells cottagers there will be plenty of long weekends to come
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Epidemiologists say the provincial and federal governments should have taken charge and told health units how to consistently record pandemic statisti
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Canadian Tire reports Q1 loss compared with a profit a year ago, sales dip
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Canadian Liquid Processors Ltd. takes reclaimed beverages to produce around 4,000 litres of federally approved sanitizer per day
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Hamilton saw a 23 per cent jump in stunt driving from March 17.
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Need to think longer-term on debts, finances as downturn set to linger: experts
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The 29-year-old man was charged in March for operating a non-essential business during COVID-19.
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OTTAWA—Canadian Football League commissioner Randy Ambrosie will be back in the spotlight tonight.
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North American stock markets open trading higher, oil prices gain ground
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Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum is giving children, youth and parents across Ontario the opportunity to make their mark in history amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Manulife deploys new digital tools to combat falling Q1 income amid COVID-19
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Diverse rainforest-dwelling creatures, rugged landscapes, centuries-old First Nations cultural sites and meandering coastlines draw thousands of visitors to the northern B.C. archipelago of Haida Gwaii every year. The area’s travel site describes it as a place that is beyond “the edge of your world.”
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MONTREAL—Quebec provincial police say they’ve arrested two people in connection with a spate of cellphone tower fires in recent days.
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Ford tells cottagers there will be plenty of long weekends to come
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Sports, arts classes and camps are being moved to online platforms
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Emma Smith and Jesse Black are getting along just fine thanks to some baby chicks and a new garden
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And in the eighth week, Ford said go north, but don’t multiply.
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Incident comes as police seeing more speeders and aggressive drivers
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#PromIsOn2020 raising funds for Kids Help Phone
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A 620-ton lift crane took care of dismantling a tower crane that had been used for the construction of the condominium building at the corner of King
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Ontario wineries struggling to find way forward under COVID-19 restrictions
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Many are not able to continue their normal coffee rituals of popping into a café or a drive-thru. So they have to learn to make their own. Here is som
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A little bit of knowledge can be a useful thing.
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The Spectator took a look at what different grocery stores are requiring from shoppers and what changes have been made to stores.
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Fans of Ontario asparagus will see a lot less of the vitamin-rich vegetable on store shelves this spring
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The Uxbridge Farmers’ Market is working to ensure residents have access to fresh, local food by adapting to new Coronavirus measures to open as planned.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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When they reopen the schools why not have staggered days for pupils’ return? writes Terry Middlemiss.
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Ontario is refusing to publicly release data that could reveal the number of people who died in the province since COVID-19 emerged.
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Feds to unveil agreements with provinces to top up essential workers' pay
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said vandals setting fire to cellphone towers can face serious criminal charges.
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NEW YORK—Democratic members of the state’s board of elections filed an appeal Wednesday of a federal judge’s reinstatement of the New York presidential primary.
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FLINT, Mich.—A Michigan woman was formally charged Tuesday in the fatal shooting of a store security guard who refused to allow her daughter inside because she wasn’t wearing a face mask to protect against transmission of the coronavirus.
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OTTAWA—Canada is on track to complete its millionth test for COVID-19 sometime in the next 24 hours but is still falling far short of the number of daily tests the country’s chief public health officer said last month should soon be possible.
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Government faces opposition grilling over COVID-19 response, Commons reconvenes
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Canada invests another US$70M in F-35 development despite no commitment to buy
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More than 100 faith leaders from across Toronto are calling on the City do more to support people experiencing homelessness during the coronavirus pandemic.
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If there were red flags before Lois Gartner was killed in a double murder-suicide, her good friend believes she didn’t see them.