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Although the death toll continues to rise, officials at Orchard Villa say “significant strides” are being made to combat the outbreak of COVID-19 at the Pickering facility.
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New anthology collects dozens of poems about pandemic
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Barrick Gold reports US$400M Q1 profit up from US$111M a year ago
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Go jump in the lake. That was the message from Premier Doug Ford to a public health official in Haldimand-Norfolk who has banned cottagers from visiting their seasonal homes due to COVID-19 and threatened them with $5,000 daily fines.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia is expected to announce plans today for a gradual reopening of services, but the provincial health officer warns people should stay in their social “bubble” to prevent a surge of COVID-19 cases.
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Brantford police seized semi-automatic handgun, ammunition, cocaine and cash.
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North American stock markets open trading day higher, loonie slips lower
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COVID-19 is now confirmed to have killed more than 100 Scarborough seniors in long-term-care, according to publicly released data.
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Torstar reports $23.5 million loss as Q1 revenue falls in wake of COVID-19
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Are you enjoying the reduced time-of-use rates for electricity?
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HIGH RIVER, ALTA.—A moment of silence is planned at the Cargill meat packing plant near High River, Alta., Wednesday to honour an employee who died of COVID-19.
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Shopify reports Q1 revenue up as more businesses go online due to the pandemic
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Portion of sales to support national relief efforts
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Premier Doug Ford’s government is further liberalizing Ontario’s liquor laws as a prescription for helping an ailing restaurant sector stricken by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The collection of postage stamps has long been a hobby dominated by “old white men” according to Bill Longley. He has been operating a public auction firm for over 30 years specializing in selling postage stamps and postal history memorabilia.
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Norbord cuts dividend due to pandemic, reports Q1 profit up from year ago
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May’s “Flower Moon” is the third and final in a series of supermoons that began in March, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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May’s “Flower Moon” is the third and final in a series of supermoons that began in March, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
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VANCOUVER—A Canadian biotech company says it’s well on its way to developing a treatment for COVID-19 that could help save the lives of those most vulnerable to the virus.
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But RBG finds proposal ‘mindboggling,’ considering their ‘safe’ canoeing program that connects people to nature
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“It is the eerie, quiet calm before the perfect storm,” says Nancy Smith, executive director of Interval House.
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North Design Build has donated more than 1,000 high-quality face shields to health-care workers in Hamilton.
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The city is preparing to battle a rising Lake Ontario again — because pandemic self-isolation stinks even more when you have soggy basement.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed the way businesses operate. And Flamborough farms aren’t immune.
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Cocktail hour has changed.
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As the shutdown of live music — now entering its eighth week — drags on, it’s no surprise that entertainers are getting antsy.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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What a wonderful thing the Churchill football team has done by donating funds raised for new team jerseys to Hamilton Food Share, writes Sharon McKibb
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On March 22, Dr. Janine McCready, an infectious disease specialist at Michael Garron Hospital, called out the province for maintaining that COVID-19 is coming primarily from foreign travellers.
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Canada invests another US$70M in F-35 development despite no commitment to buy
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Ceremony to be held today for service members who died in helicopter crash
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Government faces opposition grilling over COVID-19 response, Commons reconvenes
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'Some days I get very depressed:' seniors discuss isolation during the pandemic
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Family remembers Nova Scotia sailor killed in military helicopter crash
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Emilio Ramirez Agudo was planning to return to New Brunswick this week to work on a fruit and vegetable farm.
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The boss isn’t going to like this one bit.
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A Mississauga councillor has put forward a motion to have the city’s diversity committee consider the decision that allowed the easing of noise bylaws to broadcast the call to prayer during Ramadan, citing “unsolicited feedback” from thousands of members of the public.
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A Mississauga councillor has put forward a motion to have the city’s diversity committee consider the decision that allowed the easing of noise bylaws to broadcast the call to prayer during Ramadan, citing “unsolicited feedback” from thousands of members of the public.
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At least 10 taxi and limo drivers working out of Pearson International Airport have died since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, including three more since Friday, the drivers’ union says.
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Sharon Roberts heard the words she dreaded: COVID-19 positive.
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Ford: MLSE asked about Toronto being a hub city should NHL resume its season
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A first-of-its-kind mental health portal for adults is changing the way Canadians can access mental health services during the novel coronavirus pandemic — and hopefully beyond.
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Conservative campaigns weave tangled webs of allegations as race intensifies
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Home prices won't recover from COVID for at least 2 years, CMHC says
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OTTAWA — As the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic sent a tsunami sweeping through the economy, Ottawa quickly rolled out financial assistance to the millions of suddenly unemployed Canadians.
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Fix on Friday to finally let moms-to-be receive CERB, Qualtrough tells MPs
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On Sunday night the former head of Doctors Without Borders, Dr. Joanne Liu, said something that stopped me in my tracks. The Quebec City-born doctor has said she read “The Plague” by Albert Camus as a teenager; she was inspired by the line a doctor says, amid the carnage: “I never got used to death.” She has seen plagues.
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Sun Life net income falls by 37 per cent, but beats expectations in Q1
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A person succumbs to the coronavirus and that death enters the statistical tables.