Ontario put out a wartime-like plea Tuesday to press anyone in the province with health-care experience into service, as the first Ontario-made personal protective equipment rolled off the lines following a similar call to action to businesses.

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Quebec forecasts at least 1,263 COVID-19 deaths with pandemic peaking around April 18

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Another resident reported dead at Pinecrest bringing total to 27; Quebec reports 29 more deaths, 760 new cases; 788,510 Canadians applied for CERB on first day.

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A Toronto intensive-care unit nurse who had her work permit extension refused due to a couple of minor errors has been spared removal from Canada and can return to her frontline duties in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The premier said that because the province’s hospitals remain below capacity, doctors and nurses will be transferred to help serve in private residences and care facilities, the source of more than half of the province’s COVID-19 deaths.

North American stock markets open trading higher, adding to gains Monday

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Living in isolation in Hamilton with his family; working out and had planned to be on field at training camp, writes Steve Milton.

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N-95 respirators and emergency relief on the way for Canada

Ontario reports 379 new cases of COVID-19, 21 more deaths

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There are currently about 5,000 ventilators in Canada, federal officials have said

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Alectra Utilities is donating thousands of N95 masks to health-care workers across the Golden Horseshoe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ontario reports 379 new cases of COVID-19, 21 more deaths

The Squamish Nation, Tsleil-Waututh Nation and Coldwater Band say they have fought and challenged the project through every federal court, and now want to take it to the next step.

Stocks continue to climb; For the first time since January, China said there were no new coronavirus deaths in the country with the toll remaining at 3,331.

In a territory with some of the highest rates of food insecurity in the country, school staff are continuing to provide breakfasts to school children despite closed classrooms.

Man was pronounced dead on scene at Southcote Road Monday afternoon.

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As families are cooped up during COVID-19, postpartum groups moves to online meetings

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All stores have added special shopping times for seniors and vulnerable people

“We want to give back to our community during this time,” says owner Subhakar Nalluru.

The 1854 epidemic caused horrific suffering and changed the city forever.

Dr. Mark Loeb says vulnerable people would be safer in a loved one’s home than a care home, but that’s not always feasible

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Peel Region Public Health and Trillium Health Partners say there are plans to potentially erect more COVID-19 assessment centres in Brampton and Mississauga soon.

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Application process for emergency benefits for workers begins this morning

Ontario reports 309 new COVID-19 cases, including 13 more deaths

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“We are taking steps to address the serious impact of COVID-19 and have had to make difficult decisions,” CEO says.

In Toronto, 60 of the 145 people hospitalized with COVID-19 are in intensive care. The city is reporting 32 deaths from the disease.

Yukon’s government says in a news release that anyone travelling through the territory is required to self-isolate for 14 days.

Chief Harvey Yesno said the local health-care and social system in the Eabametoong First Nation is not able to cope with the strain of a serious outbreak.

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Unions are skeptical and say the science isn’t clear, so health-care workers should be protected with N95 respirators