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CP NewsAlert: Sex offender Gordon Stuckless dead
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Participate in a virtual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday
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Brampton surpassed an unfortunate milestone on Thursday reaching 327 confirmed cases of COVID-19 after Peel Public Health confirmed 57 new cases in the city over the previous day.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is offering his condolences to the family and loved ones of a Brampton man in his 50’s who worked at Brampton Civic Hospital and died of the virus early Thursday (April 9).
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Saudi Arabian-Canadian arms deal improved, more transparent: federal government
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Rod Phillips is calling on insurance companies to lower auto rates since motorists are driving less due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The head of Ontario’s public health agency is stepping aside temporarily for personal medical reasons in the midst of the fight against COVID-19, the Star has learned.
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The move responds to a surge in demand among people looking to update their wills during the COVID-19 crisis.
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The new guidelines are aimed at front-line health workers and long-term care residents — though they stop short of a call by the premier to test all of those people.
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Economists warn that even worse numbers are on the horizon due to COVID-19
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Conservatives not holding up aid bill, but want to see improvements: Scheer
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Peel Public Health believes a Brampton Civic Hospital worker who died of COVID-19 early Thursday (April 9) morning was infected via community transmission and not while working at the hospital.
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McMaster engineering and medical researchers helped conduct the battery of tests needed for the masks to obtain certification
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Non-essential Airbnb rentals operating during pandemic are ‘on radar’ for Hamilton bylaw
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The COVID-19 crisis has prompted the Ontario government to quietly pass legislation this past week allowing the virtual witnessing of wills and powers of attorney.
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Climate, clean tech could take centre stage in federal economic recovery plans
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Saudi Arabian-Canadian arms deal improved, more transparent: federal government
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Area garden centres have been offering curbside pickup for online orders
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Finance minister calls for auto insurance breaks during COVID-19 pandemic
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The two-year project will include widening Rymal Road to five lanes, installing sidewalks and street lights and replacing sewers.
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Former Supreme Court justice Peter Cory remembered for integrity, wisdom
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Conservatives not holding up aid bill, but want to see improvements: Scheer
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Ontario chief medical officer issues new COVID-19 testing guidelines
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The head of Ontario’s public health agency is stepping aside temporarily for personal medical reasons in the midst of the fight against COVID-19, the Star has learned.Dr. Peter Donnelly, the president and chief executive of Public Health Ontario,
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Controls can keep Canadian COVID-19 deaths under 22,000, health agency says
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
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Feds to reveal grim jobless rate, projections for Canadian deaths from COVID-19
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The Ontario government is increasing labour inspections at construction sites and supermarkets to ensure workers are safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The provincial nurses’ union says it is “utterly foolish†to cut nurses during a pandemic while Norfolk’s mayor says the affected nurses were offered
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Top court won't hear bid to suspend Quebec's secularism law
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Six Nations reports first COVID-19 death on southwestern Ontario reserve
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'Dynamic' physical distancing could help balance COVID-19 fight, economy: study
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Surgeries for life-threatening cancers continuing too, with some low priority surgeries being deferred
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Not getting cash back? There are ways to save, expert says
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Rally for North American stocks continues for another day, loonie up
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The federal government is releasing projections for the progression of COVID-19 in Canada. The presentation is being led by Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's Chief Public Health Officer. Yesterday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned 'normal', that
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Northumberland News spoke with several real estate insiders about the impact COVID-19 is having on the industry in the county.
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Buyers and sellers facing unusual situation with physical distancing in place
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Canada Post hopeful service to resume on April 11
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North America's first REKO network launched as a pilot program in Cobourg last year
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As impact of the COVID-19 pandemic spills beyond the hospitals and crashes into the local economy, the Municipality of Clarington and local businesses are wrestling with how to get through without laying off staff.
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Close to 7,000 students in Durham's two main school boards didn't have access to the technology needed to access online learning
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A burn ban has been put in place to keep Brock’s firefighters and residents safe, says Mayor Debbie Bath-Hadden.
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Staff at the county and local municipalities are collecting data to measure the impact of COVID-19 on finances.
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Ontario's English Catholic teachers ratify agreement for new contract
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Public health says the rate shows that physical distancing is having an impact
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Public health says the rate shows that physical distancing is having an impact
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The 50-bed ‘surge’ shelter in FirstOntario Centre is needed to relieve pressure on existing shelters that cannot keep individuals safe and separate in