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Hamilton police officers arrived just in time to help a woman deliver her baby Saturday morning.
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Sex workers say they're at risk, have been left out of Canada's COVID-19 response
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Police on scene of ‘active shooter’ investigation
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Police on scene of ‘active shooter’ investigation
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Man wearing police clothing arrested.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Police received multiple calls reporting an armed person
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Trudeau hopeful for deal with Opposition parties on House of Commons re-opening
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Police watchdog investigating after man dies following police interaction
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Total number of COVID-19 cases in Ontario passes 10,000, 36 new deaths reported
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Feds pledge $306M aid for Indigenous businesses suffering COVID-19 losses
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Multiple-alarm fire fills Gore Park building with smoke.
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Montreal Children's Hospital helping treat adults with COVID-19
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Calls to release some federal inmates amid COVID-19 outbreak grow
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Federal ads deploy celebrities to exhort Canadians to stay home, save lives
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Ontario SIU investigating death of Toronto man in apartment fire
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Pickering parent Ali Kassam says students would benefit from being able to interact with classmates online
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Eisenberger says a task force will be created to determine the best way to reopen the local economy.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available:
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available:
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In the gloom of the pandemic, nurse Sheila Montague received news on Thursday that brightened her day.
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For a blind man in London, Ont., it’s the pitter-patter of approaching footsteps on the sidewalk.
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With a pandemic hitting Guelph and the rest of the world, many are searching for a miracle cure. And many believe they have found it — but medical professionals say it could do more harm than good.Several pharmacies in Guelph have told the Mercur
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Hospitals clearing beds by drastically reducing surgery — including 100 per cent of orthopedics
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Provincial orders around COVID-19 construction safety have forced the city to temporarily stop work on many projects. But for how long?
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Colleen Ferguson believes she has a made-in-Scugog solution for helping animal shelters through the coronavirus crisis.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $39 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Hamilton’s Arkells and YMCA team up to support online wellness programming during COVID-19
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Understand my kids have to follow company guidelines as to any and all protocols that have been put in place by the insurer, writes Rob Baboth.
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Federal ads deploy celebrities to exhort Canadians to stay home, save lives
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Costco extends shopping hours in wake of COVID-19.
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Senate extends adjournment until June 2 amid negotiations over return of MPs
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The PPE warehouse in Hamilton has not translated into extra masks, gowns, gloves and ventilators for local health care workers
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Nuance is hard, but let’s try. China absolutely deserves criticism for its role in covering up the pandemic in its infancy, and for its bullying form of global autocracy. The World Health Organization did not do everything right, and is far from flawless. And Canada could have done better. All three are true.
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Province investigated 198 work refusals related to COVID-19 concerns from March 11 through April 7
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Five staff and two residents have tested positive for the virus, says public health, but it’s not clear if the cases involve deceased residents.
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Darlene Kitty says she feels lucky to be working as a physician in the northern Quebec Cree community of Chisasibi, despite the nearest intensive care unit being nearly 1,000 kilometres away.
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Johnny Lyon, 56, died in the fire that began in the basement of his family’s home
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Personal support worker at Toronto long-term care home dies of COVID-19, union says
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Wood chips to make pulp for toilet paper in short supply, Commons committee told
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Are you answering life’s great question? writes Jay Robb.
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While individuals now have until June 1 to submit their 2019 income tax returns, many will be looking to file earlier, especially those anticipating a refund during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The lost hours will hit hardest for recreation workers, library staff and crossing guards.
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Legault takes 'full responsibility' for shortages in struggling care homes
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Outbreak at Cardinal Retirement Residence has claimed four lives, infected more than 60 people
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Watched some cornhole action this week to fill the sports void on TV, writes Scott Radley.
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Class action sought against Quebec nursing home where 31 residents perished
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Trudeau says $1.7B coming for orphaned-well cleanups
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National rental subsidy needed to avoid mass evictions: advocates