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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
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More help on way for those not eligible for emergency aid programs
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Limit the number of nursing and retirement homes staff can work in, RNAO urges
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Finance staff expect to give council accounting of damage April 15
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Ontario reports 550 new COVID-19 cases, largest single-day increase so far
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More COVID-19 aid, PPE needed for First Nations and Metis, leaders say
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Vote on new COVID-19 relief bill awaits deal on how to question ministers
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If COVID-19 physical distancing measures continue until the end of June, the City of Mississauga is facing a nearly $60 million deficit.
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North American stock markets start the trading day higher, loonie edges lower
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The Hamilton public school board’s bullying review panel is postponing an online survey scheduled for April “due to the developing situation of COVID-19,†but still plans to file an interim report to trustees on May 25.
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Steve Milton has had a seat at some of the greatest sporting moments of our time.
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Armed Forces reports 20 military suicides last year, largest number since 2014
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Ontario’s premier says Ontario’s relative lack of testing for COVID-19 is “absolutely unacceptable.â€
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Even though economists say a punishing recession is inevitable, some investors are hoping a peak in new infections might provide clues about how long and durable the downturn might be.
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Port Colborne won’t be a port of call for cruise ships until at least July and Mayor Bill Steele isn’t sure there will be much of a season at all on the Great Lakes this year.
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Ontario sees biggest 24-hour increase in deaths, according to the Star’s count; Ottawa eases qualifications for wage-subsidy program; One more dead at Pinecrest Nursing Home; Field hospital is being erected in Mississauga Hospital parking lot.
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When a fire ripped through a Fort Erie residence, one of the few items that escaped the blaze was a 1965 Corvette.
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Ontario reports 550 new COVID-19 cases, largest single-day increase so far
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Niagara Falls truck driver Randy Gleave says life on the road is a “bigger pain†amid pandemic.
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'What's taking so long?' Conservatives call for faster aid for businesses
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Impact of COVID-19 will be more profound than 9/11 attacks: CIBC's Dodig
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Ontario reports 550 new COVID-19 cases, largest single-day increase so far
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Workers let go due to pandemic to be rehired through wage subsidy program, with government covering most of the cost. CEO and CFO to give up 100 per c
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The City of Brampton said it has issued nine physical distancing fines and 64 warnings since enacting its new bylaw last week.
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It’s not easy keeping everyone busy and entertained during this coronavirus shutdown. Tracey Paterson can attest to that. Each day she has to tend to
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Workers let go due to pandemic to be rehired through wage subsidy program, with government covering most of the cost. CEO and CFO to give up 100 per cent of their salaries.
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The newly released figure provides a glimpse into how Ottawa is using its considerable powers under the Quarantine Act to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Fines start at $500 for violators standing less than two metres from someone not residing in a single household
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Photos from the scene show areas outside Jackson Square were taped off as well as across from Gore Park.
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Canadian Mental Health Association Hamilton launches service for health, social service providers.
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The bylaw officers roaming the city to enforce the COVID-19 emergency orders are all armed with a powerful decision-making tool called discretion, wri
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The venture launched by Guelph’s Jim Estill to build thousands of sorely needed ventilators has found itself a manufacturing partner.On Tuesday (April 7), medical supply company Baylis Medical announced it would be teaming with Ventilators for Ca
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Quarter-horse racing at Ajax Downs won't be getting underway in early May.
'I would say I'm pretty scared:' Laid off Durham residents worry about mortgages, groceries, tuition
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Even though he knew it was coming, being laid off hit Pickering resident Ramesh Mittal "like a ton of bricks."
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Dundas resident Dusty Sheehan has joined a ‘quarantine’ league that livestreams backyard axe-throwing matches between competitors from around the worl
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Liberals asked to help cover overruns on projects delayed by COVID-19
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COVID-19 sparks rise in online child predators, says UNICEF chief
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More help on way for those not eligible for emergency aid programs
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Legions begin fundraising to save branches as financial challenges mount
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Twenty-three Canadians being held at federal quarantine sites, government says
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500 new cases of COVID-19 for Ontario and 25 new deaths, according to Star’s count; another resident reported dead at Pinecrest bringing total to 27; Quebec reports 29 more deaths, 760 new cases
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Marta Morgan has been the top official in the department for just under a year, after leading the Immigration Department, and is the first woman to hold the job.
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Ontario to allow curbside delivery and pick up of cannabis during COVID-19
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His family announced his death from complications from the coronavirus; he died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, where he had been hospitalized last month.
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Health officer warns public not to gather over Easter weekend despite lower coronavirus case numbers.
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Deputy minister of foreign affairs tests positive for COVID-19
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Explainer: what to expect if a Canadian prime minister is too sick to do the job
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N-95 respirators and emergency relief on the way for Canada
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Brampton Civic Hospital’s chief of emergency medicine Dr. Michael Garay was on the front lines during the 2003 Toronto SARS pandemic and says there are big differences between that outbreak and what he is seeing with COVID-19.