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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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| Updated | 2025-02-02 12:15 |
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The prime minister says the couple took steps to remain apart, but staying at home for another two weeks is prudent because he was sharing a roof with someone who was ill.
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Days after the death of an employee from COVID-19, a Real Canadian Superstore location has confirmed that another employee tested positive for the virus.
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Hospital staff at Toronto’s world-renowned University Health Network fear they may be putting patients at risk of contracting COVID-19.
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In a growing number of places dealing with major outbreaks, from London to New York, retired health workers are responding to similar calls to deal with the influx.
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Canada’s international obligations regarding refugees include a commitment to “non-refoulement,†which means not sending refugees back to countries where they could face torture or persecution.
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Canadians among passengers being transferred from Holland America’s Zaandam cruise ship, stranded off the coast of Panama.
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Economic development office aims to report back to council in summer
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The U.S. president told reporters at the White House he was weighing the idea of a quarantine to prevent people in the tri-state area from travelling for a short time. Late Saturday, though, he tweeted that he’d decided to go with a travel advisory.
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Most of the coronavirus cases in U.S. jails and prisons so far have been reported from New York City, with the Department of Corrections saying Saturday that 104 staff and 132 men in custody have tested positive at Rikers Island and city jails alone.
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Sweden has stayed open for business while other countries beyond Scandinavia have attacked the outbreak with various measures ambitious in scope and reach.
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Nurse works at McMaster Children’s Hospital and is Hamilton’s 52nd case
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Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says broader testing of healthy people with no symptoms won’t be a part of the province’s strategy until B.C. reaches the “down side†of the curve in the virus’s spread, which has yet to happen.
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The Westdale is starting online film club.
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Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump called antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine a “game-changer†in fighting COVID-19. But Ontario’s medical associations say there’s no evidence
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Deputy Premier Geneviève Guilbault announced new measures Saturday, as health officials reported nearly 2,500 people in the province have tested positive for COVID-19.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday.
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New rules come into effect Monday at noon, banning anyone exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms from boarding domestic flights, inter-city train trips on VIA Rail.
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Maximum fines for price gouging will be $100,000 and a year in jail for individuals upon conviction.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday.
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As of Monday, anyone exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 will no longer be permitted to board domestic flights or inter-city trains. But it won’t apply to commuter trains.
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Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump called antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine a “game-changer†in fighting COVID-19. But Ontario’s medical associations say there’s no evidence
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday.
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The statement of claim says Straschnitzki was left paralyzed, suffers severe headaches and has cognitive difficulties, including short term memory loss, anxiety, nightmares and insomnia.
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Planeload of Canadians singing O Canada while en route to coronavirus quarantine at CFB Trenton
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B.C. is offering up to $500 a month for renters during the COVID-19 crisis. Ontario has no such plan
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Tenants and advocates say putting the burden on renters to haggle with their landlord about rent ahead of an April 1 deadline shows a lack of leadership.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday.
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The wife of a Durham Region man who died this week of COVID-19 has spoken out about her loss.
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There wasn’t one specific incident that fractured Const. Andrew Leng’s mental health, it was an accumulation of dents.
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The news industry is facing a crucial test amid the coronavirus, writes Paul Berton.
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From hospitals to homes, core operations and maintenance staff at Ontario Power Generation’s Durham and Pickering nuclear generating stations are keeping the lights on.
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The 2020 Brooklin Spring Fair has been cancelled.
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The Spectator’s Sebastian Bron has no luck trying to get supplies without leaving his self-isolation
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Usually there would be a one-week waiting period for employment insurance sick pay, but that is being waived for people who are quarantined.
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Two of Johnson’s top aides in the fight against the virus — his health secretary and top medical adviser — also said they had the disease.
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The Assembly of First Nations declared a state of emergency for its First Nations this week, saying the money Ottawa has committed to date will not go far enough to meet the unique needs of Indigenous populations facing this pandemic.
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The Kennebecasis Regional Police Force says one male was arrested for uttering threats and assault for “purposely coughing in someone’s face while feeling ill.â€
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Employee may have interacted with staff at the Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre on March 16 and 17, says document obtained by The Spectator
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Ontario nears 1,000 cases as federal government mandates quarantine for returning travellers
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After the failure of some members of the public to take physical distancing seriously, public spaces are being ordered closed
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Incidents happened over two consecutive nights
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The man and woman are being treated for hypothermia after they dove in to save the dog
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Michael Smith fell overboard in Lake Erie on March 23
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Paramedics are four per cent of city’s workforce but represent half of mental health WSIB costs in 2019.
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More than 500 students are expected to graduate as registered nurses from Hamilton university this spring
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday.
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A city order closed the Binbrook Road property to fill dumping in January. But trucks started dumping material there again — within sight of a wetland and creek — just days after Hamilton closed its bylaw office.
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48-year-old Oshawa man died of COVID-19 March 25
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The alert will tell travellers returning to Ontario that they are required by law to self-isolate for 14 days as they are at high risk of spreading COVID-19.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday.
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