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When Ophira Calof, a Toronto writer, comedian, singer and producer, found out her show “Literally Titanium” had been accepted into the 2020 Next Stage Theatre Festival, she was in hospital recovering from brain surgery.
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Way back on March 11, John Struthers had already seen the future: to buffer the approaching coronavirus storm, Ontario courts needed to be closed immediately, full-stop.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic has made people leery of visiting the grocery store, Flamborough farms have seen an uptick in their community supported agriculture (CSA) shares.
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Panic buying may have subsided across Canada, but the way Canadians shop for groceries may never be the same again, according to a new study out of Dalhousie University.
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We imagine most people stuck at home are still putting some pressure on themselves to be productive.
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The biggest impact overall was felt in the Niagara North region, which saw a 73.5 per cent drop in sales
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Little is known about how asymptomatic people spread the COVID-19 virus and, in the meantime, public health must find a ‘sweet spot’ between preventin
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Prime Minister Trudeau, if you don’t do anything else, please keep the U.S./Canada border closed, writes Ann Lawton-Barry.
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Since the SARS outbreak in 2003, a steady drumbeat of official guidelines and recommendations has delivered a consistent message: Seniors are especially susceptible to viral infections. Nursing homes are hotbeds for their spread. Unless protected, these facilities, that are supposed to house and protect our most vulnerable, will be on the frontline of the battle against the next contagion.
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Vicki McKenna came to the Ministry of Health’s offices with a warning.
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Big number: $190,000 – the per-unit cost of 250 modular units of supportive housing for shelter users, in a plan approved by Toronto council last week
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Most Canadians comfortable with pace of easing restrictions: poll
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Feds to unveil emergency aid for agri-food sector hit hard by COVID-19
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Companies beef up COVID-19 measures with masks and temperature checks
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Investigations into four COVID-19 outbreaks at Toronto Western Hospital have identified 19 patients and 46 staff who tested positive for the coronavirus, triggering an “urgent” directive over the weekend that caused hospital disruptions and confusion for medical residents who failed to report for duty on Monday, the Star has learned.
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Ceremony planned for service members killed in helicopter crash
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Ontario calls for a national strategy on contact tracing of COVID-19 cases
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Sunshine and warm temperatures brought visitors to Port Dover on the weekend, much to the dismay of the mayor and health unit
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Tommy Jutcovich was a teacher, a coach, a school principal, a joy. He was a dynamite public speaker, a striver, a hugger. He was a husband and father of four and grandfather of 17 who learned calligraphy so he could personally write the invitations for his eldest daughter’s bat mitzvah.
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Ahmed remembers when his stepfather, Ashraf, almost lost his finger while working at the JBS meat plant in the small Alberta city of Brooks.
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Parliament must be given more time to study COVID-19 response: Scheer
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A quarter-century ago, the populist premier of the day wanted to fix nursing homes in Ontario.
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IQALUIT, NUNAVUT—Canada’s High Arctic may still be free of the novel coronavirus.
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Shutdown puts 350 people off the job, but candymaker says they will continue to pay employees
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With no new cases in 10 days, the care centre is having success in controlling a COVID-19 outbreak that has killed 27 residents.
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Ontario drug investigation leads to three arrests, nearly 2,000 kilograms of opium
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The city says tree and flower planting will go ahead with precautions to protect city staff from COVID-19. That means 230,000 municipal flowers are de
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Think polar vortex: cold weather systems “from the north” expected to plague Ontario for the next two weeks.
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China says faulty masks a 'contractual' matter that has been fixed
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Three men arrested in shooting death of 15-year-old Toronto boy last month
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Bank of Canada's independence key to aiding post-COVID recovery, Wilkins says
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Quebec faces calls to delay reopening schools and business in Montreal
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As of Monday, you can get a haircut in Manitoba, or even enjoy a beer on a restaurant patio. Next door in Saskatchewan, you can visit the dentist or go fishing.
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Trudeau takes part in COVID-19 virtual pledging conference led by EU
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Many questions about how schools will look as Quebec lifts COVID-19 restrictions
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Feds eye new tools to help Access to Information system recover after COVID-19
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MONTREAL—Police in Quebec are investigating whether recent fires at three cellphone towers north of Montreal are connected and if they have anything to do with global conspiracy theories linking COVID-19 with 5G technology.
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Ontario garden centres frustrated by measures that only allow partial reopening
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Police to investigate report of theft from Holland Park Garden Gallery
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North American stock markets open lower as trading week begins, loonie down
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Iran chief's link to 1988 massacre raises obstacles in crash probe: Cotler
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On the night she was called and told her father died, Linda Cottrell was told she had three hours to give Orchard Villa the name and number of a funeral home so his "COVID body" could be removed.
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Some seasonal businesses to reopen in Ontario today as COVID-19 spread slows
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Ceremony planned for service members killed in helicopter crash
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Numbers released by the Durham Region Health Department on May 4 indicate that new cases – and new deaths – continue to be recorded
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic
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Group wants CRTC to do more to protect privacy amid contact tracing debate
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Ontario garden centres frustrated by measures that only allow partial reopening