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COVID-19 restrictions have quashed plans for an official kickoff for now, but gym teachers say they’re still thrilled by Saltfleet District High’s new track and high-end turf field.
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The Catholic school board will appoint a new trustee for Wards 3 and 4 after the sudden passing of Tony Perri in mid-September.
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Maple Leaf Foods reports third quarter profit and sales up from year ago
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Ministry of Labour investigating accident at workplace on McNeilly Rd.
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Tech CEOs from 132 companies demand 'bold' prosperity strategy in letter to Trudeau
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Increased education and more people at home is reducing these crimes of opportunity.
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Illegal cannabis storefronts might be gone, but two years after legalization the provincial task force is still busy.
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Show pitting four home cooks in competition airs Tuesday night at 10, Scott Radley writes.
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Issues range from medication concerns to COVID-related infection control to pest problems and maintenance
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At the far side of Providence Christian School grounds, children swing from tree branches, tumble over logs and enjoy the outdoors — all while learning.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Big number: 58, the number of times the outdoor fireplace at Corktown Common park has been used since 2016. It’s gone unused on about 97 per cent of days.
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Most Canadians don't want federal election until at least 2022, new poll suggests
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Two Toronto byelections test Liberal government's handling of pandemic
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Witness to slaying of former Hells Angels member struggles with details due to PTSD from 2013 shooting
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Two Toronto byelections test Liberal government's handling of pandemic
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Two Toronto byelections test Liberal government's handling of pandemic
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Canada women's security envoy sees rising authoritarian control during COVID-19
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It will take more time to know whether renewed restrictions in Toronto are helping to dampen the transmission of COVID-19, the city’s medical officer of health said Monday.
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Thanksgiving festivities affecting COVID-19 numbers in Ontario, Manitoba: officials
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Amidst record-high numbers of new COVID-19 cases across Ontario in recent days, the province’s already-crowded hospitals can expect increasing demand for beds from new coronavirus patients while long-term care homes will continue to see more cases among residents, experts warn.
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The COVID-19 ward at Toronto Western Hospital has temporarily closed to new admissions, and is being relocated to a new floor in an attempt to get an outbreak under control.
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Mayors, construction industry, call on Ontario and feds for infrastructure money
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200 Quebec fitness businesses says they will reopen despite COVID-19 restrictions
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Let us forgive Sam Oosterhoff for committing the cardinal sin of hypocrisy. Seriously.
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Doug Ford was explaining how the system works. You need a system, in this economy. The question was whether two more regions, Halton and Durham, would be returned to the public health restrictions of Stage 2. Friday, the premier said both were under consideration. Monday, neither one was moved.
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As COVID-19 cases surge across Ontario, hundreds of elementary students across the Toronto District School Board have been forced into oversubscribed classes where they may be so close to their peers, they feel unsafe.
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The grads of 2020 may have moved on, but graduation ceremonies to celebrate their achievements and the distribution of diplomas are still in the works.
Toronto steps up support of hundreds of local food businesses by offering two weeks of free delivery
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With indoor dining banned and patio service dwindling as temperatures drop, Toronto is stepping up to help hundreds of restaurants bring in some extra money.
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Ontario set to decide on imposing new restrictions on Halton, Durham regions
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Pfizer raises concerns ahead of Commons vote on probe of Ottawa's pandemic response
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Back in May, Premier Doug Ford said Ontario couldn’t conduct a proper public inquiry into the crisis state of long-term care and the tragic COVID-19 deaths of vulnerable seniors because we couldn’t afford the time that would take.
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Strippers' advocacy group seeks judicial review of Ontario strip club closure
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TDSB says 5,500 fewer students enrolled to school this fall
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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PM says budget update won't have fiscal anchor, suggests one coming after crisis over
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Former Lions Club affordable seniors apartment property located within flood plain
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North American stock markets start the trading week lower, loonie down
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40 years of parole ineligibility sought for Ontario man who killed family
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Associate chief medical officer of health discusses Hamilton outbreak at media briefing
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North York General Hospital declares outbreak in surgical program
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200 Quebec fitness businesses says they will reopen despite COVID-19 restrictions
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Compassion not conversion needed for those struggling with sexuality: Tory MP Duncan
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OPP commissioner defends officers' conduct at site of Indigenous land dispute
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Haldimand-Norfolk health unit ‘strongly recommends’ against trick-or-treating this Halloween
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Police are looking to identify witness in Urban Lounge shooting that killed Jamal Thomas, 39, and innocent bystander Rhonda Homsombath.
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Last month, even as Canadian and American authorities were confirming the inevitable extension of border restrictions, President Trump was talking about reopening the border soon and that “Canada would like it open.”
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Board plans to surplus 33 teachers and curb spending
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Pfizer raises concerns ahead of Commons vote on probe of Ottawa's pandemic response
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Braley owned three CFL franchises, including the B.C. Lions.