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Trillium Health Partners urgently needs personal protective equipment (PPE) for the hospital's front-line staff.
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Brampton's Rose Theatre has cancelled remaining performances scheduled during the 2019-20 season to keep staff, patrons and artists safe during the coronavirus crisis.
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Schools are closed to May 4 as next few weeks critical in race against COVID-19, but the province says classes are back in session
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More recreational areas — like dog parks — are also off-limits and residents are being asked not to drive to visit the popular Waterfront Trail
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Residential care facility operators are worried about keeping the virus at bay
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Residential care facility operators are worried about keeping the virus at bay
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It is with sadness that the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit reports that two older people, a man and a woman, with underlying health problems living in the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark area have died from infection with COVID-19. The
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Move meant to help people who’ve been temporarily laid off or are facing other imminent financial challenges
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Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and city council had been considering imposing fines on those not adhering to physical distancing guidelines for the better part of a week and made the decision to do so official on Tuesday (March 31).
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Ontario has temporarily banned evictions, but tenants are calling for rent breaks or subsidies during the pandemic shutdown. Some groups argue it’s ti
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A chain of GTA medical clinics is under investigation by public health officials after two employees tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month, the Star has learned.
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St. Peter’s hospital arranges video chats for patients to stay connected with the outside world
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How much impact has working from home had on Durham Region’s major transportation systems? Quite a bit, and we have the video to show you. Several weeks ago we documented rush hour across Durham Region for a special series we were working on. In
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OAKVILLE- A 60-year-old man is facing numerous charges after Halton police seized 69 firearms following an investigation that began in Oakville on March 26.
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Jessika Floyd said ‘enough is enough’ and never looked back, writes Ernie Schramayr
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A Brampton man in his 70s has died from coronavirus, according to the Region of Peel.
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“It takes a village to raise a child, more than ever it’s important for people in the community to think about that,†said Rocco Gizzarelli, executive
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Stay home or pay up.
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Laura Sitter and Kim Ritchie have been handing out equipment to local social service agencies in need.
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At-a-glance guide to the impacts of coronavirus in the area
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When the coronavirus pandemic started shutting down workplaces in mid-March, Elizabeth Ellis started to get worried.
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Hamilton man charged in break-in at archery store on Parkdale Avenue North.
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At-a-glance guide to the impacts of coronavirus in the area
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‘We don’t know what each day will bring us,’ says owner Scott Eccles
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For the second day in a row, the Halton Region saw a record spike in the number of confirmed individuals tested positive with coronavirus,
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The Cobourg police chief says a camp site inside a municipal park was broken up on March 26 due to trespassing and a fire pit.
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Peel Public Health is reporting its largest spike in confirmed cases of COVID-19 within 24 hours.
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Goodale says the many daily briefings from political leaders and health officials are essential to that process but it’s equally important that the go
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Scott Thomas, whose son Evan was killed along with 15 others when his junior hockey team bus was struck by a semi two years ago, says he’s worried dri
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Seventy per cent of respondents also said they were very or somewhat satisfied with the federal government’s response, up five points from last week.
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Pedestrian advocates urge to follow lead of Calgary, New York.
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“We have completed a deep clean and sanitized the store,†a notice from the company reads
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday.
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Anyone 70 or older told to stay home as virus confirmed in Hamilton shelter, Dofasco
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Ontario is testing for coronavirus at a rate less than half that of the other big provinces, leaving thousands of potentially undiagnosed cases out of official statistics and instilling a false sense of confidence as the province enters a key period for flattening the curve of infection.
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After nearly a month stranded in Egypt, Bart and Dorota Klimowicz have made it back to Niagara.
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In Fine Feather, De La Sol Yoga and Joslin’s Mixed Martial Arts, among businesses offering online classes
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​The COVID-19 pandemic is dominating headlines and the news is grim. Every day, many new cases are confirmed and the death toll in Ontario continues to rise. But don’t despair, there are some good news stories out there.
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Small businesses are struggling to provide services to customers in the wake of non-essential closures by moving online, offering delivery, and getting creative with their offerings.
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Parents in west Flamborough have taken to the roads for a scavenger hunt with their children — while socially distancing — to stave off boredom during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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It concluded decades of rivalry between the Times, the Herald and The Spectator, writes Mark McNeil.
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Remember the elbow greeting? That was so 10 days ago, writes Jeff Mahoney
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The Region of Peel’s health department has seen a big uptick in calls from residents in Brampton, Mississauga and Caledon inquiring about COVID-19 since the global pandemic began to spread to the region.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday.
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Council to hold ‘virtual’ meeting to discuss most pressing business April 8
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Officer who tested positive had already been in self-isolation since mid-March
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‘The Salvation Army is taking a variety of measures to limit exposure to the coronavirus’
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“It takes a village to raise a child, more than ever it’s important for people in the community to think about that,†said Rocco Gizzarelli, executive director of CCAS of Hamilton
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