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Anyone 70 or older told to stay home as virus confirmed in Hamilton shelter, Dofasco
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Outbreak at the Heritage Green Nursing Home has grown, but people whose loved ones reside there only learned of the news when called by The Spec
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday.
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The number of Ontarians with confirmed cases of COVID-19 has soared by 351 cases or almost 26 per cent, as the testing backlog continues to fall.
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Ontario reports largest single-day increase reporting 351 new COVID-19 cases Monday
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The province says there isn’t enough personal protective equipment on hand to cover a surge
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Mark McNeil wants you to send him a photo of your favourite piece of local history.
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A sombre Premier Doug Ford is warning that a mandatory province-wide “stay home†order may be looming in order to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
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There’s strict new advice to stay home and self-isolate for Ontarians with compromised immune systems, underlying health conditions and anyone over the age of 70 to avoid the risk of contracting COVID-19.
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Concerns about patients with weakened immune systems #supportourheroes
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The disgraced former Hamilton detective is appealing conviction and 13-year sentence in bribery case
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday.
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Natasha Bloomfield and Jeremy Nuguid married on the front steps of St. Andrew’s United Church Saturday
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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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Many local restaurants are offering food you can pickup as province orders bars, restaurants to close due to coronavirus.
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There’s strict new advice to stay home and self-isolate for Ontarians with compromised immune systems, underlying health conditions and anyone over the age of 70 to avoid the risk of contracting COVID-19.
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Seven more residents of Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon died of COVID-19, bringing the total to nine deaths in the largest outbreak in the province.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday.
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It’s unclear if anyone was reporting to work at the building Monday as staff deemed non-essential have been called in to help with COVID-19 work.
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The organization has seen a 51 per cent increase in food usage from last month, says ACS executive director Melanie Barlow.
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Conservative leadership front-runner Peter MacKay self-isolating after relatives’ vacation to Mexico
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OTTAWA — Peter MacKay is self-isolating.The presumptive front-runner in the Conservative leadership campaign had sought to avoid this, keeping himself separate from his family after they returned from a holiday in Mexico and they then entered int
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In an attempt to limit the spread of COVID-19, the Ontario government has told long-term care homes to ban all visitors, except for residents who are dying.
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Complaints about Torontonians purportedly flouting coronavirus rules — ones that grew even stricter this weekend — are keeping Toronto’s 311 operators busy, with some callers even wanting to submit video and photo evidence.
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Local company transitions to producing personal protective equipment during global pandemic.
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Amid the COVID-19 crisis, scarves have gone, well, viral.
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Rationing of masks. Shortages of other protective equipment. Every patient a potential carrier. Nurses and other workers are caught in the middle as hospitals try to manage scarce resources, writes Bruce Arthur. They fear the worst is yet to come.
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Another half-million visitors to the online site had symptoms serious enough to be instructed to self-isolate.
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Residents of Six Nations will be able to leave the territory for essential services and work, and non-members will be allowed in to Six Nations for work
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A family based in Canada returned quickly from Colombia, thinking their son might have the coronavirus. Finding out what exactly was going on would prove an ordeal.
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Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie and Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown are both praising the efforts of health-care workers in Peel Region and the transit workers in their respective cities.
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The Westwind 24 plane was bound for Tokyo on a medical mission when it caught fire near the end of the main runway.
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Luciana Infusino-Tomei from Vaughan, Ont., is one of many worrying about the health and safety of their incarcerated loved ones.
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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the grieving process for many across Canada, keeping them apart from family and friends when they need them most.
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There are about 10,000 children in care in Manitoba. About 90 per cent are Indigenous.
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Nurse, Good Shepherd Centre worker among the new cases reported on the weekend.
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From reading lists to building forts, here’s how GTA parents have been trying to make home-schooling work amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
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What we’re measuring and what’s important to know aren’t the same thing, Mac prof suggests.
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Nurse, Good Shepherd Centre worker among the new cases reported on the weekend.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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Fewer than 2,000 in the province have tested positive for virus, but online questionnaire finds cause for concern in many more.
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Advocates are calling on Ottawa to use its power of clemency to release low-risk offenders in order to stave off a potential health crisis in the country’s crowded penitentiaries.
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The crisis has cast a spotlight on Zoom, a company founded nine years ago after Yuan defected from Cisco Systems and took about 40 engineers with him.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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A possible announcement soon could shed light on what the future holds for millions of Ontario students
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The airlines have borrowed new loans or drawn down on existing credit lines that they typically didn’t use before the health crisis.
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Nurse works at McMaster Children’s Hospital and is Hamilton’s 52nd case
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Mississauga Fire Chief Tim Beckett has confirmed that a male firefighter in the city has tested positive for COVID-19.
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