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Restaurants relying on Uber Eats angry about weekend outage amid COVID-19
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Given the COVID 19 pandemic, a celebration of William’s life will be held at a later date … Due to COVID19 there will be no service at this time … A memorial service will be held in celebration of Lorna’s life at a later date … A celebration of Sheila’s life will be held when it is safe to bring friends and family together in her honour … A celebration of Greg’s life will be held at a later date … A graveside interment will take place at a later date when we can all be together … When possible we will hold a proper memorial and send off … In better times, the family hopes to celebrate Dad’s very full life with family and friends … A celebration of life will be held at a future date — after Rickie fulfils her promise to get rid of this COVID crap for us …
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The province’s move to change remaining Professional Activity (PA) days to instruction days amid COVID-19 pandemic could violate collective agreements
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The “Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble†broadcast not only raised millions for Food Banks Canada on Sunday night; it was the most watched non-sports broadcast ever in Canada, Bell Media says.
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Any pie-in-the-sky hopes of sports fans being able to cheer on their local side in person this summer appear dashed.
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The premier has a plan — but not a pathway — to reopen a shuttered economy.
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VANCOUVER—Just under half of Canadians have reservations about sitting next to a Chinese or Asian person on a bus if the person was not wearing a mask, according to an advocacy group.
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OTTAWA—The dicey claims are not just from a U.S. president musing about bleach injections as a possible cure for the coronavirus.
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‘Difficult to see’ end of cold weather, says Environment Canada meteorologist, but a warm weekend is coming
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All residents and staff at Caressant Care Centre in Courtland and Parkview Meadows in Townsend have been tested
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Quebec expected to announce a progressive return to class for students
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“Businesses can make money, but they can also make goodwill,†says Steve Tallis, co-founder of Starks Barber Company.
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Premier Doug Ford to lay out plan today to reopen Ontario economy
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Michelle Obama documentary 'Becoming' to premiere on Netflix
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Last October, the Churchill Bulldogs learned about giving back. Now, they’re doing it again, writes Steve Milton.
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Learning to live with COVID-19 requires permanent fixes to vulnerable settings
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The city of Toronto is starting to temporarily close parts of traffic lanes to give people more physical distancing space at pedestrian congestion “hot spots†but is not heeding calls to close entire streets to cars during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Streets empty of cars. Transit ridership evaporating overnight. The pedestrians who do venture out scurrying to avoid each other as they pass on the sidewalk.
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The way people move around and commute in cities has changed, perhaps forever. Transit ridership has plummeted, car traffic is at its lowest point in decades and the need for wider sidewalks seems more urgent than ever before.
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Error indicating a third Valley Town store removed from AGCO website
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Porter cancels all flights through June as tanking travel demand bleeds sector
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An outbreak of COVID-19 has been confirmed at the Ajax Pickering Hospital. One patient and three staff members tested positive for COVID-19 on 4 East, an inpatient unit at the hospital.
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Adriano Paonessa was among many Canadians attempting to reach the federal government to access the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), earlier this month.
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Quebec expected to announce a progressive return to class for students
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Ontario’s regional health units are reporting another 24 hours with more than 50 new deaths from COVID-19, according to the Star’s latest count.
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Arson unit investigates fire that killed three people in Ottawa: police
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North American stock markets open trading week higher even as oil plunges
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Premier Doug Ford to lay out plan today to reopen Ontario economy
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Premier Doug Ford is set to unveil Ontario’s “framework for reopening the province†once COVID-19 begins to subside.
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There’s been a dog-shaped hole in my life for a long time.
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“I feel this terrible sense of urgency,†says Sabine Atkins
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People are afraid and seeking answers and there are none, says McMaster PhD candidate Jeremy Cohen
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Parks have always and still do require dogs to be leashed while in them, writes Diana MacKenzie.
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The ongoing pandemic has affected households across the country, and around the world, the past few months. Now, two researchers at Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College are looking to find out how the furriest family members have been impacted.
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Those who hate ballet accuse it of being the most escapist of all the performing arts. So what? In the midst of a pandemic the likes of which none of us has ever seen, a little innocent escapism might be just the tonic we need; but where to get it now that theatres are closed?
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Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Flamborough Connects has suspended several of its programs, but remains ready to help seniors in need.
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Dundas resident, who died March 22, was one of Hamilton’s longest serving fire chiefs
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Boy, 15, dead after shooting in north-end Toronto on Sunday: police
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Troops urged to seek help as use of mental-health services hits 'all-time low'
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A legal document claims that a resident of Eatonville Care Centre in Etobicoke complained about being neglected before dying of COVID-19 on April 11, and the first time his family received any indication that he was suffering from the disease was when they received the death certificate.
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LAKEFIELD—A 93-year-old Lakefield man is producing face shield bands using his 3-D printers.
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In a surprise data release Sunday, the Ontario government revealed new details on the scale of the ongoing COVID-19 disaster in the province’s long-term-care homes.
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Around the world in a thousand words — a coronavirus hot air balloon.
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Around the world in a thousand words — a coronavirus hot air balloon.
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Bylaw officers handed out five tickets to people at Albion Falls Saturday. The falls remain closed during the pandemic.
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Mixed messages as Ontario, Quebec prepare to unveil tentative plans to reopen
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COVID-19: Quebec set to announce progressive return to class for students
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The OPP has “no idea†why there are people pretending to be police officers and stopping motorists to check their essential worker status during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Domestic violence has increased and division of assets has stalled, writes Susan Clairmont.