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In the nearly three months since dentists in Ontario were asked to suspend non-essential procedures, face coverings and physical distancing have become normal elements of public life.
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Students will be taught computer skills from the day they enter kindergarten as part of a 21st Century Learning Strategy to be rolled out at Hamilton public schools beginning this September.
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Jordan Bitove, Paul Rivett formed NordStar Capital to buy Torstar for roughly $52 million and take it private.
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Sam Cooper, 9, has been doing Pedal for Hope since he was in kindergarten and this year is no exception
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The City of Brampton is looking to help out local brick and mortar independent businesses and artists who have been forced to close up shop or have seen customer volumes dwindle due to measures and restrictions aimed at combating the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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An employee at a Hamilton Mountain FreshCo store tested positive for COVID-19, according to an online tracker established by the store’s parent company, Sobeys Inc.
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If you have maintenance or construction work you need to get done around the house and are thinking of hiring someone to do the job, there are a few factors you may want to consider.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, numerous charities and nonprofits – particularly in Flamborough – are feeling the pinch of cancelled fundraising events.
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They met as teenagers, and they died in the same room at Scarborough’s Altamont Care Community.
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A Waterdown McDonald's location that was temporarily shuttered after an employee reported testing positive for COVID-19 has since reopened.
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People looking at their Facebook, Twitter or Instagram accounts on Tuesday, June 2 have probably noticed a trending image — or rather, the lack thereof.Dubbed #BlackoutTuesday, people have either been posting or changing their display pictures to
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides his daily Coronavirus update from Queen's Park.
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This is the first phase by city officials to distribute over $6 million in community groups to local groups.
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Eram Chhogala has worked as a registered nurse in Toronto for five years, but in the last three months, she, the people she works with and the spheres she moves through have undergone a lifetime worth of change.
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Over the past week, millions of people around the world have been taking to social media to express their outrage following the death of George Floyd while in the custody of a Minneapolis police officer.
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Burlington’s TRP Construction General Contractors beat seven other bidders to win both jobs, with its bid of $8,807,000 for the Collegiate addition below the $10.2 million the school board had budgeted in public reports.
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“All of my friends come through Special Olympics. I met my wife through Special Olympics.”
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Facilities will still be closed and parking is still restricted.
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Premier Doug Ford is pushing to extend Ontario’s COVID-19 state of emergency until June 30.
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Couns. Sam Merulla, Chad Collins will introduce motion to keep bike share operation for six months.
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The coronavirus pandemic will deny Mark Wasilewski and some 300 fellow volunteers the chance this August to try to beat the 27,330 sundaes and 5,000 cobs of corn they sold at last year’s Winona Peach Festival.
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A military report has prompted promises by the provincial government to improve Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering
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The Ontario Ombudsman is investigating the oversight of long-term care homes by the Ministry of Long-Term Care and Ministry of Health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The City of Brampton is asking all of its employees to get a COVID-19 test after the provincial government removed previous restrictions on testing criteria.
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Speed, impairment and distracted driving are "all contributing factors" in a June 2019 collision that resulted in the electrocution death of a 21-year-old Lynden man.
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During a normal, non-pandemic year the Hamilton Mountain Farmers’ Market would be heading into its third week.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford provided his daily COVID-19 update from Queen's Park
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Even six months ago it would have been totally normal, maybe even a sign of loyalty.Heading to work with a cough. Taking a couple of Tylenol to fight off a lingering headache and forgetting about it. Powering through.But those days are over.
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For Donna Jenkins the past six months have been a roller-coaster of events and emotions.In December, the founder of the pet fostering charity Zachary’s Paws for Healing had to put her work aside when her husband had a heart attack.On the day h
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Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga has introduced new policies for passengers and staff in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Blue Jays’ stadium being converted in new partnership
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An employee at an Ancaster McDonalds has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, prompting a brief shutdown for cleaning and sanitation, the company said in a news release.
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Ontario's non-profit sector may be the largest in Canada, contributing $50 million to the provincial economy, but it's not immune to the viral pandemic that has shut the province down.
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The McDonald’s location on Hamilton Street North in Waterdown is closed after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
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Government introducing fixed price rate starting June 1.
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"We are financially adrift right now," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.
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Waterdown’s Nina Alexander found a tick on the back of her arm in April after spending time in her backyard.
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A Hamilton public school board survey suggests parents are frustrated by the lack of a standard approach to home learning during the coronavirus pandemic, but divided on whether teachers should offer more live online lessons.
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Many Brampton residents have been wondering where COVID-19 has been most prevalent in the city since Premier Doug Ford identified it as a “hot spot” on Monday (May 25).
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Knox Presbyterian Church in Dundas is closed, and its congregation isolated, but members continue a strong commitment to charity, through innovation, despite the impacts of COVID-19.
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Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown says regardless of what happens in the rest of the province, Canada’s ninth-largest city is going to take a cautious approach to reopening and lifting COVID-19 restrictions.
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An outbreak of COVID-19 at Lakeridge Health Ajax-Pickering has impacted three patients, including one who has died, and four staff members.
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The charitable groups have low expenses, but still feel economic pinch.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides his daily COVID-19 video update
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"We are stuck with the status quo," said Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko.
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Due to concerns about COVID-19, Waterdown residents will not be able to get fresh produce from the Waterdown Farmers’ Market.
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Stoney Creek’s Roma Bakery is reopening its doors on June 2 and resuming deliveries of its iconic slab pizzas to local grocery stores, its owners have announced.
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Downtown Stoney Creek’s farmers market is readying to return from 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursdays for a second season on June 18, albeit at a new spot and with some coronavirus safeguards.
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As stores, parks and public services shut down this spring as part of the effort to limit the spread of COVID-19, real estate showings dried up, too.