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Mayor: 'If hard decisions are being made.... I really want you (councillors) to share in that, trust me'
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Big White Wall offers peer-to-peer support for anxiety, depression
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OSHAWA — Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Oshawa has closed the doors to city hall, restricting access to “by appointment only†for services that can't be delayed, such as burial certificates.The city announced the changes late Monday afternoon. The
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Officials say all of the city's COVID-19 positive cases are travel related.
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Evictions orders in Ontario have been put on hold, and there could be a stop to new orders in light of COVID-19.In an email to the Mercury Tribune Monday evening, Jesse Robichaud, spokesperson for the Office of the Attorney General, said the prov
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Following a Peel Public Health advisory, Mississauga and Brampton entertainment and food businesses are being directed to stop in-person service or close amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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They bought up Lysol wipes and resold them online for a profit. Now Amazon has blocked their account
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VANCOUVER—A Vancouver couple who’ve spent the last few weeks cleaning out Costco store shelves of Lysol cleaning products and reselling them at higher prices on Amazon have had their account suspended, the online retail giant said Friday.
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Toronto’s medical officer of health is asking restaurants to move to takeout, delivery only and for all bars, nightclubs and theatres to close.Dr. Eileen de Villa warned closures could be ordered for establishments that defied her recommendation
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Healthy Community-Healthy Youth Flamborough has rebranded as the Healthy Youth Network.
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A Greensville resident says neighbours of the Spencer Gorge are tired of being overrun by tourists and some “are ready to do whatever they need to do†if the Hamilton Conservation Authority won’t stem the flow.
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One day after calling on the federal government to ban non-Canadian travellers from entering the country amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, Brampton councillors were pleased to hear Ottawa final close the borders — at least in part.On Monday, Mar
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There have been no disruptions to the day-to-day operations of police in Cobourg and Port Hope due to COVID-19.
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The Municipality of Brighton has opted to shut down most of its facilities due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Here's what's happening in Port Hope at the municipal level in response to COVID-19 concerns.
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Brighton Public Library CEO Heather Ratz announced on Monday morning the closure of both branches until further notice due the COVID-19 pandemic.
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If you have a matter scheduled before the provincial court between now and April 3, it has been adjourned due to coronavirus.
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The COVID-19 virus is affecting operations at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre and the Hamilton Community Food Centre.
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Empty shelves at Flamborough grocery stores may be a new reality for the foreseeable future as COVID-19 cases increase across the province.
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Long-term care homes and residential treatment centres started restricting visits on Saturday after Ontario’s chief medical officer of health recommended they only allow “essential visitors†in an effort to combat the threat posed by COVID-19.
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With a super-sized three-week March break coming up for Toronto children thanks to the COVID-19 outbreak, you may be wondering: What’s safe to do with my kids, and what should I be worried about?
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The Ministry of Health is reporting five pending positive cases of coronavirus in Peel.
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Niagara has its second confirmed case of COVID-19.A 55-year-old woman, who had recently traveled to Egypt, tested positive for the novel coronavirus at Niagara Health’s St. Catharines site, according to Niagara Region Public Health. Acting med
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The government announced 39 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the morning of Sunday, March 15, five of which are in Ottawa.
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Two women who recently returned from New York state are Durham's latest cases of COVID-19
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In-person classes cancelled at UTM.
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City closed started March 15 senior centres, recreation centres and arenas to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Kathy Ellis wasn’t concerned about contracting the coronavirus (COVID-19) while enjoying the sights and sounds of Clifton Hill.
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If you have COVID-19 symptoms, which can include fever, cough and difficulty breathing, here’s what Peel Public Health and other health agencies say you shouldn’t do.
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The COVID-19 Assessment Centre at Peel Memorial is testing between 15 to 20 people per hour, and some are being told to return the following day because the centre has "reached capacity" of people it is able to see in a day.
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From closing schools to two weeks after March break to closing major tourist destinations and local rec centres, this week's decisions impact every Ontarian
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Hectic parking lots, long lines, empty shelves and congested aisles: This is your survival guide to grocery shopping in the dawn of toilet paper hoarders and sanitizer smugglers.
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The party goes on for students amid COVID-19 concerns.
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Two of the biggest shopping mall owners in the country say they have no plans to shut down their malls despite an Ontario government recommendation against large gatherings of people because of COVID-19. Movie theatres and some restaurants, meanwhile, are cutting capacity to keep customers further apart.
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As of March 14, no new cases has been discovered in the Simcoe Muskoka region.
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Metrolinx announced Friday it will reduce GO Transit service in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, while Toronto-area transit users were left with mixed messages about what they should do to protect themselves from the virus.
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Lakeridge Health says there was "no risk of exposure"
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Two member families have also been tested for the virus. Results are unknown.
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Hamilton Transit Task Force is scheduled to reveal its recommendations on what to do with the $1 billion in capital funding allocated to a new light rail system by the former Liberal government before the Progressive Conservatives derailed the project in December.
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The hit-show “Hamilton†won’t be performed at the Mirvish theatre anytime soon now that Toronto’s largest theatrical production company announced it’s shutting down shows for the next four weeks.
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The Ministry of Health is reporting one pending positive cases of coronavirus in Peel.
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The Ontario government reported that there are two new confirmed COVID-19 cases in Ottawa on the morning of Saturday, March 14.
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Most of Toronto’s major cultural institutions followed the lead of major league sports teams and shuttered their doors in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, but for Mirvish Productions, the show goes on, including for Hamilton, the hottest ticket in town.
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Toronto’s shelters and food banks are working to contain the spread of COVID-19, while struggling to maintain services to some of the city’s most vulnerable residents who don’t have a place to isolate or the means to stockpile food.
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Are you clear on when to get tested for COVID-19 and when to go to the Emergency Department or what to do if you have travelled?
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The Sunderland Maple Syrup Festival has been cancelled due to growing fears surrounding the COVID-19 virus.
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First case of COVID-19 confirmed in Northumberland. A woman in her 60s has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Brock Township is closing its municipal facilities for the next three weeks to help curb the spread of COVID-19.
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All licensed daycares, libraries, and community and recreation centres in Toronto will be closed as of 12:01 a.m. Saturday, the city’s medical officer of health announced Friday.
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Traffic study results among topics of discussion
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The University of Toronto Mississauga is cancelling in-person classes while Sheridan College will suspend classes for a week in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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