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Two men were found guilty of mischief and hate crimes for graffiti they drew outside Beth Jacob Synagogue in 2019 when they were 19 years old
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Williams, who had a warrant out for his arrest, faces six charges connected to the ongoing occupation of 1492 Land Back Lane.
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Peel Region youth aged 12 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccines tomorrow
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Tensions flare as Toronto homeless encampment cleared by city officials
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S&P/TSX composite posts triple-digit decline, U.S. stock markets also fall
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Peel Region youth aged 12 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccines tomorrow
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"It is absolutely worth memorializing those who have lost their lives as a result of COVID-19," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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"It is absolutely worth memorializing those who have lost their lives as a result of COVID-19," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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Guest: Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti, infectious diseases physician at Trillium Health Partners in Mississauga
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OTTAWA— Investigators have referred an allegation of sexual misconduct against Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin to Quebec prosecutors, Canadian military police said Wednesday.
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U.S. border agency says COVID vax not essential; Canadians could be denied entry
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New members, including Appeal Court judge, appointed to judicial committee
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Support for official Pride month event comes after 2019 opposition in protest of city and police governance concerns
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Former Globe and Mail columnist Margaret Wente appointed to judicial committee
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Bruce McPhee is planning to stay put.
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The city reported 126 new COVID cases Wednesday.
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Manufacturers are newest targets for ransomware attacks, study finds
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Peel Region youth aged 12 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccines tomorrow
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The number of opioid-related deaths in Toronto has doubled during the pandemic, a new provincial report shows.
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Ontario is reporting another 1,588 COVID-19 cases and 19 more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Ontario’s hospitals can “gradually” resume non-emergency and non-urgent surgeries providing they have the capacity as the third wave of COVID-19 appears to be receding, chief medical officer Dr. David Williams says.
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Motorists driving along Stoney Creek’s North Service Road could be asked to go even slower than before.
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In a physically distanced twist on an old-school organizing tactic, more than 500 members of the public packed the virtual gallery during question period at Queen's Park May 18.
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S&P/TSX composite posts triple-digit decline, U.S. stock markets also fall
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Friend of murder victim testified about the night of the murder, the photo lineup and the suspect in photo #8
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Farmers are the fourth major group to take issue with the local vaccine rollout.
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Housing and faith converge at Wentworth Baptist
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Third peregrine adult makes play for downtown nest.
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Friend of murder victim testified about the night of the murder, the photo lineup and the suspect in photo #8
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It all depends what you really want out of your workout, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Fourteen months after the pandemic emptied Toronto’s office towers of workers, there are still unoccupied “rush hour” seats on the TTC, GO’s once-packed commuter lots remain vacant and soggy coffee cups have given way to used face masks rolling down the street like so much urban tumbleweed.
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Don’t kiss a stranger. Don’t visit a friend’s house. Don’t hotbox in a car with someone from outside your household. Don’t reopen your bar.
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No winning ticket for Tuesday's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
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An Ontario mayor who has peddled pandemic disinformation is under fire after he went on Facebook to ask a woman if the COVID-19 vaccine impacted her menstruation.
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Health Canada is warning Canadian shoppers after several products were recalled due to identified injury hazards.
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The premier has already said there won’t be large sporting events or concerts but summer camps and Supie programs are a go.
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Bylsma did not respond to requests for comment. The woman who received his message called it “shocking.”
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Ontario is dumping its colour-coded framework that set out COVID restrictions
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MPs grill Justice Minister on impact of controversial Bill C-10
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Racialized workers also reported more cases of incomes reduced due to COVID-19 compared to white workers
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It was a bit ironic that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met virtually with Vaccine Hunters Canada on Tuesday.
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It was a bit ironic that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met virtually with Vaccine Hunters Canada on Tuesday.
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Family of kids killed in Vaughan collision ask for privacy: police
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Johnny Cash inspired musical promised for two years now, Gary Smith writes
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CP Rail's largest shareholder urges CN Rail to abandon bid for Kansas City Southern
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There’s a lot of good news on the vaccine front this week. A record 4.5 million doses are arriving in the country, and the line-ups at clinics around Ontario show people are eager to get their jab as quickly as possible.
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Loonie tops 83 cents US in early trading, S&P/TSX composite edges higher