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Shorter season and fewer teams in playoffs among other adjustments, writes Scott Radley
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Toronto police say Eglinton West Crips dismantled in province-spanning investigation
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Canada's ban on big cruise ships extended until February
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44 cases of COVID-19 linked to wedding events in Vaughan, Ont., health officials say
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Judicial discretion for mandatory minimum sentences for murder would save $8.3M: PBO
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Two charged after allegedly stealing seven puppies from Oshawa, Ont., apartment
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Man who opened fire at Toronto block party granted six more months of day parole
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford makes announcement in Barrie
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Cancer doesn’t take a break and neither does the Cancer Assistance Program.
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Trudeau condemns deadly attack at Nice church that killed three
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Ontario has seen another jump in COVID-19 — including more than 400 cases in Toronto — a day after Premier Doug Ford said new computer modelling will show numbers trending “downwards.”
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The province reported 934 new infections Thursday, up 100 from the previous day and marking the fourth-highest daily tally on record while five more deaths from the virus in nursing homes brought the total number of resident fatalities to 2,001.
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COVID-19: Quebec reports 25 more deaths and 1,030 new infections
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading as price of oil falls, loonie down
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Ontario Hockey League hopes to kick off season in February, following QMJHL, WHL
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TTC to expand its mask giveaway program with focus on bus network
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Nearly eight months into the pandemic, people across Ontario are continuing to find shortages of certain products at their usual retail locations.
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Loblaws was notified of the positive result on Wednesday.
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Ontario government expected to release new COVID-19 projections
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Real calls about possible fraud on your card don't seek personal information
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RioCan says pandemic had less effect on Q3 than Q2 but profit down from last year
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading as price of oil falls, loonie down
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Shopify Q3 revenue up 96 per cent from last year amid mass shift to e-commerce
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The outage, now restored, knocked out power for 2584 homes and businesses just after 8 a.m.
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The power company tweeted the outage is affecting 2584 homes and businesses just after 8 a.m.
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Gary Smith remembers meeting Georgia Engel, Petula Clark and Elaine Stritch in the famous old department store
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Cabbies ‘doing their darndest to recover’ from pandemic, Jackson says
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Neighbours, firefighters recount seeing Wayne Bell on day of 2016 apartment fire in which the body of his girlfriend was discovered
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44 cases of COVID-19 linked to wedding events in Vaughan, Ont., health officials say
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Anthony Kotowick left his home in the area of Dundas Street and Guelph Line on Wednesday night and hasn't been seen since.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Standoff began in mid-July and there is no end in sight. What is happening and why? Your questions answered.
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John Massel’s volatility, blind rage, inability to control his impulses and propensity for violence were on display during a courtroom outburst on Tue
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RHRA says revoking a licence is a decision it ‘does not take lightly’
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Heritage advocates are appealing to the province to save the dilapidated Mountain Brow mansion — or at least protect it from vandals and the threat of
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On a recent evening, TTC bus route 6 was detoured around the intersection of Bay and Richmond St. W. for a reason that wouldn’t have raised an eyebrow in pre-COVID times: to accommodate a film shoot.
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With winter on the horizon and more Canadians contemplating a potentially long season of pandemic isolation, a Toronto company is purchasing one of the world’s most iconic toys, which some say meets one of our core human needs — to make “order out of chaos.”
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Kurt McKechnie, who served 17 years in the Canadian Armed Forces, was shot to death Jan. 31, 2019 at his girlfriend's Waterloo home.
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A Biden presidency could mean good news for Canadian environment policy: observers
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Former Conservative leader Andrew Scheer not casting a ballot in U.S. election
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Insurance firms pledge small-business help as pressure to address rising rates mounts
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Liberals continue filibuster over WE affair at Commons finance committee
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Coun. Sam Merulla says unclear messaging put him in ‘really awkward situation’ with complaining operators
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Toronto rents may have stopped climbing in recent months, but don’t hold your breath for a sustained shift in affordability until the city’s building boom includes more purpose-built rentals, says a senior analyst with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC).
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After an evacuation Friday, 27 residents were taken to a shelter. Seven still remain there as the city finds them new permanent housing.
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OTTAWA—When it comes to getting hit by COVID-19, Canada’s top public health doctor says your postal code matters as much as your genetic code.
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Expansive, until the COVID-19 recession is over and economic growth is well entrenched.
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Expansive, until the COVID-19 recession is over and economic growth is well entrenched.
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Advocates call for migrant care worker protections, document alleged pandemic abuses
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Elected officials delay debate about rescinding decision pending outcome of court case