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The repatriation ceremony for six Canadian Armed Forces members killed in a helicopter crash off Greece last week will be virtual.
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The province is loosening its COVID-19 pandemic emergency orders to allow certain businesses to reopen within the next few days.
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The province has announced the reopening of streetside retail shops for curbside pickup and delivery beginning May 11.
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The provincial government has announced a full reopening of garden and plant nursery centres effective May 8, along with a list of recommended controls for these companies to put in place to prevent the transmission of COVID-19.
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The province announced a reopening of landscaping and lawn care businesses this week.
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As a leading outfitter for workers and students, McCarthy Uniforms reacted quickly when the coronavirus pandemic hit Canadian front-line health-care providers in mid-March.
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Are you enjoying the reduced time-of-use rates for electricity?
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Although the death toll continues to rise, officials at Orchard Villa say "significant strides" are being made to combat the outbreak of COVID-19 at the Pickering facility.
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COVID-19 is now confirmed to have killed more than 100 Scarborough seniors in long-term-care, publicly-released data says.
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Site plan application for Farmer’s Rest Hotel under review
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The repatriation ceremony for six Canadian Armed Forces members killed in a helicopter crash off Greece last week will be virtual.
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The Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM) pleaded with policy makers late last month to maintain public access to physical exercise as they enforce social distancing.
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"I'd like to open up yesterday," says Mayor Fred Eisenberger
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Are you enjoying the reduced time-of-use rates for electricity?
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This week, May 11 to 17, is recognized as Nursing Week in Ontario, and 2020 has been designated the “Year of the Nurse and Midwife” by the World Health Organization. As Ontario and the world celebrate nurses and all they do, four nurses share why they chose their profession.
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Warning comes as more fatal fires occur during pandemic
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Post-secondary schoools are making plans to offer online only classes in September
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As the COVID-19 pandemic has made people leery of visiting the grocery store, Flamborough farms have seen an uptick in their community supported agriculture (CSA) shares.
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Many restaurants in Mississauga are remaining open through the government-mandated shutdown of their dining rooms during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Police to investigate report of theft from Holland Park Garden Gallery
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On the night she was called and told her father died, Linda Cottrell was told she had three hours to give Orchard Villa the name and number of a funeral home so his "COVID body" could be removed.
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Numbers released by the Durham Region Health Department on May 4 indicate that new cases – and new deaths – continue to be recorded
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Hamilton’s public school board is setting aside part of a $500,000 budget surplus to lessen the blow of bigger high school classes in September.
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Friday, May 8 marks the 75th anniversary of VE Day, the day when the Allies accepted the formal unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany, ending the Second World War in Europe that had begun in September 1939.
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During the difficulties of the coronavirus pandemic, sounds of bagpipes in Stoney Creek’s Village Green community were a reminder of better days to come.
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Treasurers at three local charities have received emails from fraud artists posing as the organization’s president
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Hospital partners with Cisco Canada to increase digital capacity
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The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting almost every department of the Region of Durham — in ways both expected (calls to public health are way up) and surprising (residents are recycling more).
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Council's decision will see 40 properties elevated from being on the heritage inventory to being registered to prevent immediate demolition.
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City will review local events scheduled for after July 2.
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Customers shopping at Longo’s grocery stores will be required to cover their faces starting Monday.
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It all began with a thought, one of millions of musings from individuals around the globe who hope to make the world a little brighter, more palatable in their own neighbourhoods while we are in COVID-19’s grip.
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Curry was captured after the raid on Dieppe on Aug. 19, 1942.
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The City of Brampton’s backyard vegetable garden program offering free seeds and soil to help out food banks during the COVID-19 pandemic has seen more than 11,000 residents apply.
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Migrant workers have begun to flow to farms across Ontario after delays due to COVID-19 induced border closure, but farmers say the impact of the labour delay is unknown at this point.
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Alisa Infanti says she isn’t about to “go into the mist quietly” on a decision to kick her kids off the school bus to Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary this September.
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Fresh vegetables will be available but getting them won’t be as easy as it was in previous years.
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Easter weekend saw flower growers lose about $52 million in sales because of the coronavirus.
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City of Brampton bylaw officers are still handing out several fines to residents and businesses flaunting physical distancing regulations aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19.
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Stats show crashes on Durham roadways are down 47 per cent during shutdown
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The call to prayer will ring out from a pair of mosques in Ajax during Ramadan.
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Richard Baruzza says the coronavirus pandemic is creating a bit of “a mess” this year for his family’s Punch Bowl Market and Bakery in upper Stoney Creek.
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A portion of Oshawa’s Camp Samac will be used as a homeless shelter during the COVID-19 pandemic with doors opening on Friday May 1.
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City's tax stabilization reserve fund has $23 million, not enough to cover projected coronavirus costs this year.
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An Oshawa-based real estate company wanted to say thank you to front-line workers and, in less than a day, received about 50 submissions.
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When the coronavirus pandemic shuttered hair salons and barbershops across Ontario in mid-March, Nicole Guerriero’s family felt the impact.
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Staff at the Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre and a couple of Mountain fire stations enjoyed hot Harvey’s hamburgers today (April 30) courtesy of CF Lime Ridge and the Harvey’s at Lime Ridge Mall.
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Some families are calling for an inquiry into the situation at Orchard Village Long-Term Care Home.
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A touching video shared by Lakeridge Health puts a human face to the hospital’s battle against COVID-19 as 82-year-old Herb Knapp is shown leaving the hospital's COVID unit to thunderous applause from staff.
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Garage sale season is officially cancelled this year in Canada’s ninth-largest city.