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CAMH confirmed Saturday “a unit†is being monitored for a suspected COVID-19 outbreak but is coming under fire for secrecy at a time when it is urging the public to be fully informed about the deadly virus for self-protection.
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Largest number of confirmed local cases in Guelph with 46
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The federal government has processed one million claims for employment insurance, just under half of the claims received so far as unemployed Canadians flood the system with applications.
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Despite repeated admonitions from government officials for people to stay two metres apart and not gather in large groups during the COVID-19 pandemic, some Canadians continue to flout the rules.
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New York secured a planeload of 1,000 ventilators from China on Saturday, and Oregon was sending 140 of its own to battle the coronavirus pandemic at its U.S. core, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
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The warning comes days after 14 migrant workers at a Kelowna, B.C., nursery tested positive for COVID-19.
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Proposed 60-day grace for payments is on council’s agenda Wednesday
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Essential workers talk about how COVID-19 affects them
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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As her elderly father lay in the ICU recovering from two brain surgeries in a week and a half, Tanya Evers-Jordan worried how the family would comfort him in the era of COVID-19.
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BREAKING NEWS: Halton's public health department is reporting coronavirus outbreaks in five long-term care and retirement homes throughout the region.
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Blasting U.S. President Donald Trump for slapping an embargo on the shipment of crucial pandemic supplies to Canada, Premier Doug Ford says Americans should remember “united we stand, divided we fall.â€
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Hajdu brings anthropology, public health experience to COVID-19 fight
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With workers at home, feds eye ways to fast-track training program, groups say
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A small Scugog store is supporting the community that helps keep it in business.
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Saint Andrew's Community Garden wants to plant a seed in the mind of Premier Doug Ford about the importance of such gardens.
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $10 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Canadians aboard COVID-19 stricken cruise ship to start coming home today
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The City of Brampton has closed city owned parking garages and lots as a measure aimed at controlling the spread of the coronavirus.
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William Osler Health System (WOHS) says an average of 153 people are being screened or tested per day at the Peel Memorial COVID-19 assessment centre in Brampton.
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Air Canada pilot captain Jim Adam planned to retire early to let someone else keep a job.
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Premier Dwight Ball said Sherry Gambin-Walsh’s role in cabinet, as the minister responsible for Service NL, would be assumed by Finance Minister Tom Osborne.
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New York has endured numerous catastrophes and always bounced back.
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Two more deaths at Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon, bringing total to 22. Community spread is responsible for 27 per cent of the cases in Toronto.
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Ontario facilities caring for seniors might need 30,000 temporary workers over the next six months, drawn from a labour pool that could include laid-off dental hygienists, cleaners and certified food handlers.
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Municipal enforcement officers were out Saturday ticketing at popular Hamilton outdoor areas.
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PM expected to unveil more help for most vulnerable to weather pandemic
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Community spread is responsible for 27 per cent of the cases in Toronto, where there have been 25 deaths. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces plan to boost supply of masks, plus more financial aid to help the most vulnerable.
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Ontario sees 27 more COVID deaths as cases jump; 94 now dead from pandemic
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Railway says man has not been at work since April 1. He worked in the storage room of a maintenance centre in Montreal.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada has leased a warehouse in China to help collect and distribute the items, which will be shipped by two airlines.
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Much of the pulp for the masks made by Minnesota-based 3M comes from a mill in Nanaimo, B.C. Trudeau says his message to Trump will be that working together benefits both countries.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will receive a shipment of “millions of masks†in the next 48 hours.
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As seven inmates at three federal prisons tested positive for COVID-19 this week, prisoners and their loved ones fear that action — if it comes — will be too late.
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The beginning of the year is always quiet in the restaurant industry. After the rush of the holidays, things slow down and money is tight. In 2020 it was no different.
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Ontario’s local public health units are reporting an increase of 393 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases and 15 deaths in the last 24 hours, according to the Star’s latest count.
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The breakdown of funding includes $40 million for women’s shelters, sexual assault centres and shelters for women escaping violence; $10 million for Indigenous women and children’s shelters; and $157 million for the homeless.
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The deal with the Ontario Council of Educational Workers is the fifth in a contentious round of negotiations between educators and the province.
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Halton Region is reporting 31 new cases of coronavirus as of Saturday, April 4 at noon.
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Councillors to consider proposal to establish a $500 fine for violating six-foot physical distancing order.
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The number of newly confirmed coronavirus cases in Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon has increased by 36 and now sits at 448 total confirmed cases as of Saturday, according to Peel Public Health.
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There are no scenes of empty produce aisles or home cooks wondering what to do with the obscure pasta shapes because the spaghetti is gone. But there’s still a heaviness in the air at every supermarket.
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Essential workers talk about how COVID-19 affects them
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In an outbreak where scarce test kits are being rationed and patients are increasingly asked to self-screen, the question becomes all the more crucial: what are the symptoms of “typical†COVID-19?
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RBC, CIBC and National Bank have agreed to temporarily cut the interest rates on credit cards for customers facing financial challenges.
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Ottawa firefighters rescue high-rise occupants after second-floor fire
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Two people were reported killed in a town south of Lyon, France, after a man with a knife attacked residents out buying groceries during the lockdown.
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Ontario can expect 1,600 deaths COVID-19 deaths by the end of April if stricter measures aren’t taken; Trudeau warns U.S. it would be a “mistake†to stop export of 3M masks; death toll at 20 at Pinecrest Nursing Home after four more residents die ovenight
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‘We are sitting on $500,000 worth of inventory,’ owner George Papalazarou says from the company warehouse in the North End
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Migrant workers initially barred from entering Canada in the wake of coronavirus outbreak before Ottawa reversed its position