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EI ‘not the right program for this kind of crisis,’ analysts say, as economy braces for more layoffs
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Whether or not laid-off workers will be able to return to their jobs once the crisis is over depends on how long it lasts. “The longer this goes on, the more danger it does to the labour market.â€
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday.
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Mississauga and Brampton are taking precautionary measures to help slow the spread of novel coronavirus throughout the community.
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Premier says kids won’t be going back to school April 6 and orders non-essential businesses to close
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Hamilton has five new cases of COVID-19 and Halton has two
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Premier says kids won’t be going back to school April 6 and orders non-essential businesses to close
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Hamilton has five new cases of COVID-19 and Halton has two
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Most lawyers aren’t there, bail hearings are running by video or audio.
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Halton now has 13 case of coronavirus, including at least five in Burlington.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will speak to premiers Monday morning to discuss the COVID-19 crisis as business executives call for tougher action, even a national “lockdown,†to curb the spread of the virus.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday.
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In an Instagram post shared last Thursday that has since gone viral, Hanif describes feeling fearful and frustrated after two coronavirus cases were confirmed at her RBC facility.
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Horwath is also recommending a $250 per child benefit for economically affected households and at least $1 billion in “surge funding†for hospitals.
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The federal government will invest more than $200 million to speed development of a vaccine against COVID-19 but warns in the short-term, staying away from others is the best way to curb the spread of the virus, a message Prime Minister Justin Trudeau bluntly delivered to Canadians Monday.
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The union says workers would like better protective equipment and collection schedule or rotations changes given the risks associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Email The Spectator your photos, stories and art
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Halton Region Public Health is confirming a 12th case of coronavirus in the region with a Milton man being the latest infected patient.
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Company making 50,000 bottles immediately
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As the number of cases of the novel cornovarius in Hamilton is growing, Bart Harvey, associate medical officer of health for Hamilton, is urging residents to act like you have COVID-19.“If you don’t you could unwittingly contaminate someone else
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Many worried just one or two critically ill patients will overwhelm their hospitals.
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Fund a way to stay agile during ‘unprecedented times’
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Ontario is partnering with municipalities and First Nations to open as many as 50,000 child care spaces for essential workers across the province in centres that will be free and available 24-7, Education Minister Stephen Lecce said Sunday.
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If you’re feeling strapped for cash, consider refinancing your mortgage at a lower rate — you could save thousands of dollars a year.
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Staffer worked at the Rymal Road location from noon to 8 p.m. on March 15
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Michelle Bingham and 800-plus other Canadians in Peru are finding the answers are changing day to day and they’re still no closer to home.
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Flamborough business owners are taking life one day at a time after the province declared a state of emergency, ordering the closure of select businesses in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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Burlington declares a state of emergency, McDonald’s on Rymal Road closes after employee tests positive for coronavirus and the Salvation Army sees unprecedented demand
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Hospitals have been given broad powers by the provincial government to cancel and postpone services and redeploy staff during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Our animal and pet care infrastructure is staying the course and being there for our fur friends, even with lockdowns
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To help slow the spread of novel coronavirus in the community, Peel Regional Police have taken extra precautionary steps.
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In Vancouver, beaches were packed, forest trails were full of dog walkers, and social media quickly filled with messages of disbelief and judgment.
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Milgaard, 89, a mother of four, died in a care home in Winnipeg on Saturday, Chris Milgaard told The Canadian Press from Regina.
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While the Durham MP is the latest to suggest postponement, O’Toole insists he is in the competition for the long haul.
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Education Minister Stephen Lecce released a statement Sunday reassuring parents officials are working on a plan to keep kids learning if schools are shuttered past April 6.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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Farmers’ market, recycling centres open; parking rules relaxed
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The travel issues surrounding Canadians trying to get home are endless.
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The road reopened Saturday afternoon after barriers were removed and inspections took place
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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No one injured in overnight shooting
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Nova Scotia joins list of provinces to declare a state of emergency
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Route from Chile still to be finalized
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday.
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Wheeler, who was responsible for expanding local daycare programs, died Feb. 26 at age 90
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Aindrea Kiss, a registered nurse, stood outside Sanctuary Toronto’s church doors and gently placed a hand-held thermometer into the left ear of mourners lined up for Chris Vanhartskamp’s funeral. She ejected and replaced the disposable ear coverings
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday
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The waves of catastrophic economic news have been relentless and staggering.More than $1 trillion wiped from Canadian stocks in a month. A record 500,000 workers applying for employment insurance in a single week. Businesses abruptly shuttered. A
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Most vendors available Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Hamilton Farmers’ Market says
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Provincial police in Ontario warned that people will face fines for violating orders to close certain businesses and to limit gatherings.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday
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The publicly-funded study found novel coronavirus can remain infectious in the air for three hours, days on surfaces.
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