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Small business owners say Toronto’s lockdown restrictions are continuing to unfairly restrict small businesses while allowing big-box stores to remain open.
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Metro Ontario Inc. is recalling certain Metro brand products from the marketplace due to possible Salmonella contamination.
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Jagmeet Singh stoked for 'epic crossover' in video gaming sesh with AOC
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Funeral set for today for Const. Marc Hovingh, OPP officer shot in the line of duty
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Feds unveil more funding for dairy, poultry and egg farmers hurt by free trade deals
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Protesters at City Hall forecourt have demanded that the city use police budget money to build additional housing for homelessness.
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Quebec passes 7,000 COVID-19 deaths, reports an additional 1,480 new infections
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The city has seen record high new case numbers for the last three days in a row.
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Ontario reports 1,822 new COVID-19 cases and 29 new deaths related to virus
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Testifying in his own defence against first-degree murder charge, Wayne Bell says he was there when Marilyn Mitton plunged a knife in her own belly
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Two patients have died since the initial outbreak was declared Nov. 18.
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At least six businesses across York Region were charged and fined on Friday after a special Black Friday “blitz” by the region’s COVID-19 enforcement task force.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has ordered a product recall due to possible Salmonella contamination.
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When Calvin Little died, no one noticed for a while.
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Essential caregiver status is supposed to allow family access to loved ones in care homes — despite the threat of COVID
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Plain-clothed officers have been at defund the police demonstration
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante releases graphic novel detailing political journey
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Few industries have suffered as much under COVID-19 as restaurants. The summer resurgence of business gave eateries hope, only to see it dashed by the pandemic’s powerful second wave. Frank Hennessey, CEO of Recipe Unlimited (formerly Cara Operations), has been watching the developments with deep frustration. His company (Torstar chair Paul Rivett is also chair of the Recipe Unlimited board) runs 1,300 restaurants coast to coast under such familiar banners as Swiss Chalet, The Keg and Harvey’s. We caught up with him on the eve of the second lockdown in Toronto.
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Study suggests pandemic-induced recession could impact paternity leave take-up rates
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People to thank for Ottawa’s success with curbing COVID-19: health officer
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Social worker Olivia Mancini calls the incident ‘intimidating’
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Stephanie Walker returned to work in early childhood education in March, not long before the COVID-19 pandemic forced her child-care centre to temporarily close.
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Marking Time inspired by coronavirus pandemic, writes Regina Haggo
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Police and Uber are investigating
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Despite nearly a year since the coronavirus began its global spread and the months of research and data that followed, there are still many unknowns: What is the best treatment for COVID-19? Why do healthy people still get severely sick? When can I finally ditch my mask?
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PMOops: Trudeau's office releases account of him scolding O'Toole before he does it
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Dr. Ronald Duncan Barr, a McMaster University cancer researcher, was among 114 Canadians to receive the award
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Toronto’s Catholic board has named three schools — all with recent COVID-19 cases — to be first in line for the province’s new asymptomatic testing program.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Jagmeet Singh stoked for 'epic crossover' in video gaming sesh with AOC
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The Canadian government has received its first batch of 200,000 BD Veritor rapid tests for COVID-19, and is getting ready to send them to the provinces.
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COVID cancellations and health issues take their toll on 74-year-old Dan Sherritt
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The bridge and section of roadway connecting Clappison Avenue from Boston Pizza to the new Stryker building is complete — but has not yet been opened to traffic.
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Georgia Carbary, who suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and is on oxygen, has lived in the two-bedroom apartment at 46 Wentworth St. S
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Tech sector weighs on Toronto stock market, U.S. stock markets up in early trading
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Sen. Murray Sinclair, former head of TRC, set to leave the upper chamber next January
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The new case marks the seventh in a Fortinos worker in Hamilton in the last two weeks.
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Brock Beck would have been turning 21 on Nov. 30 — four days after the arrests were announced in his death
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Latest projections indicate Montreal COVID hospital capacity should hold next month
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Tech sector weighs on Toronto stock market, U.S. stock markets up in early trading
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Confidential report on disposition of site not yet scheduled for consideration
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Specialists investigating after baby shot in incident involving Ontario police
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Harbour traffic for November 15 to 21
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Why do how smart people make stupid bets on false prophets, writes Jay Robb
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Three men charged with second-degree murder in death of 20-year-old Brock Beck
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News media lobby group asks MPs for rules to get compensation from Google, Facebook
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Ford slams anti-lockdown protesters outside his home as 'buffoons;' begs them to stop
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When COVID-19 vaccines could be available: What we know so far
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Ice-dancers Moir and Virtue among 114 Order of Canada inductees