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Before he went on a rampage that claimed the lives of 22 victims, the killer had argument with his girlfriend, assaulted her and tied her up. Their fights in the past caused concern for some acquaintances.
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Measures have been taken to ensure the safety of both staff and customers.
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Cathy’s son Brock is one of thousands of Ontario special needs students who are now learning online due to the pandemic.
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Hamilton’s infectious disease paramedic team is first of its kind in Ontario.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Thank you to The Spec for putting faces to some of the many, many heroes that put their lives on the line to help others during these trying times, wr
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Farmers markets looking for ways to stay afloat during the pandemic
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Feds to unveil rent relief for businesses forced to shut down during pandemic
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A Superior Court judge has ruled that nurses have the right to decide which personal protection equipment is needed when working in long-term care homes with COVID-19.
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A Superior Court judge has ruled that nurses have the right to decide which personal protection equipment is needed when working in long-term-care homes with COVID-19.
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CHICAGO—In January, a mystery illness swept through a call centre in a skyscraper on Michigan Avenue in Chicago. Close to 30 people in one department alone had symptoms — dry, deep coughs and fevers they could not shake. When they gradually returned to work after taking sick days, they sat in their cubicles looking wan and tired.
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A crisis at a midtown Toronto long-term-care home that has seen 22 deaths and dozens of COVID-19 infections is taking a toll on residents’ families.
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He’s a 78-year-old diabetic with acute kidney failure. He’s an amputee — trouser-leg empty below the right knee. He’s COVID-positive.
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On Tuesday, Conservative Party leadership candidate Derek Sloan — an also-ran candidate even compared to undistinguished frontrunners Peter MacKay and Erin O’Toole, in a race that was belatedly suspended for the coronavirus pandemic — posted a video. Even in normal times, not many people would care.
‘How many deaths does it take’: Mon Sheong Home for the Aged in crisis and waiting for help promised
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As Premier Doug Ford calls in the army to help a handful of nursing homes devastated by COVID-19, Helen Lee has one question for him.
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Police responded to an underground parking garage in the area of Hughson Street North and Robert Street just after 7 a.m., where a woman told authorit
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Maple Avenue neighbours come out for their nightly 7:30 p.m. pot-banging celebration of the work of health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Virtual commemoration planned for second anniversary of Toronto van attack
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Scheer refuses to acknowledge MP's controversial criticism of health officer
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COVID-19 wreaking havoc on Canada's hospitality industry, MPs told
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WASHINGTON—It can be hard to remember there’s a U.S. presidential election going on. Just ask Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic nominee, who is struggling with fundraising and reaching out to local news affiliates in an attempt to reach voters up to their eyeballs in coronavirus news from national outlets.
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'Fact' two Canadian planes left China empty, says minister after China denial
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Sarah glanced at the clock on the wall inside Meighen Manor. The young nurse working at the COVID-stricken care home felt her own forehead — she had a slight fever. She knew the likely reason. She had contracted the virus.
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Federal prison tensions rise amid COVID lockdowns; activists want releases
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Trapped in a house in the province of Hubei, China, Li Wang spent almost two months watching his dream of becoming a Canadian permanent resident appear to be slipping between his fingers.
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Ontario jail guards allowed to wear masks during pandemic after deal reached
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Flood costs in Canada could nearly triple by 2030 with no mitigation
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Ontarians are drowning their coronavirus sorrows in beer, wine, and spirits.
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Trudeau says military short-term solution to caring for seniors
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Parents of teen girls killed by Paul Bernardo seek to obtain his file: documents
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With the demand for personal protective equipment higher than ever due to COVID-19, a group of University of Toronto professors has launched an online platform to connect suppliers with customers.
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Seniors at The Village at St. Elizabeth Mills on the west Mountain have something to look forward to in addition to the eventual end of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Dundas Valley Collision helping #keepseniorssafe
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Over the past 10 days since April 13, the temperature in Hamilton has dipped below 0 C at least once each day.
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Trudeau says military short-term solution to caring for seniors
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The owner of the property is facing bylaw charges and police are looking for owners of stolen goods.
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Supreme Court will not hear appeal challenging law on succession to the throne
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Top court won't hear bid to broaden Phoenix pay system class action
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North American stock markets start trading day higher, loonie gains
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Virtual commemoration planned for second anniversary of Toronto van attack
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Joe Adamson, a former McMaster University English professor, died on April 3 at age 69.
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All non-essential workplaces will remain closed until at least May 6 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, says Premier Doug Ford.
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Literary scholar Cheryl A. Wall dies at age 71
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Confusion. Exhaustion. Fear. Tragedy. This is the picture of the “unlawfully inadequate†response to the COVID-19 pandemic at three for-profit long-term care homes.
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Spaghetti product recalled over undeclared items
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Cambridge wildlife park surviving while other zoos struggle with big meal bills
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Flamborough wildlife park surviving while other zoos struggle with big meal bills
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Savings in part-time salaries not paid offset by lost revenues due to no user fees, permits
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Town looking forward 'to bringing back full complement of staff back to work' when facilities reopen