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Quebec police watchdog investigating two incidents, including fatal shooting near Quebec City
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More than almost anything else, what’s needed to defeat COVID-19 is public trust. Trust that we will (mostly) pull together to do the right thing. And trust in the public officials who are calling on us to make sacrifices.
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Toronto public school parents are waiting for portable air purifiers in classrooms, a measure experts say can help reduce the risk of transmitting the coronavirus indoors.
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The 2026 Commonwealth Games group has partnered with Indwell to build the affordable housing legacy for the community.
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The Trews turn Ancaster fairgrounds into pandemic style rock venue.
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Quebec reports more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases for third straight day
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As MPPs debate a Liberal motion designed to thwart the possibility of Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives calling a snap election, a new poll suggests most Ontarians do not want a campaign before the scheduled 2022 vote.
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Wendy McQuaig has owned and operated her psychotherapy practice in Orillia, Ont., for the better part of her 30-year career. But the last six months have brought many firsts.
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Freewheel Cycle closed Friday following a positive COVID test. At least one neighbouring business announced a closure in response Sunday.
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Ontario reporting 566 additional COVID-19 cases, seven deaths
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'I wasn't afraid of death,' kidnapped British diplomat James Cross said upon release
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Arvin Avenue is scheduled to reopen by mid-October depending upon the weather.
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Arvin Avenue is scheduled to reopen by mid-October depending upon the weather.
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Quebec police arrest suspect in alleged double homicide in Montreal
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Prepare to buy your boughs of holly early this year — or just have them delivered — as store owners adjust to a holiday season that may prove far from jolly.
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Council started studying city hall safety around the same time a ‘hate bus’ jumped the curb at an anti-hate rally.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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One person killed in single-vehicle crash in Lambton County: police
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Every day around Toronto’s campuses young people are doing what young people do naturally. Clustering in groups, entwining on benches, panting on the playing fields. And all without masks, or a hint of social distancing.
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Bob Rae brings tough talk to UN diplomacy, including Security Council
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Greens choose Toronto's Annamie Paul as new leader
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Greens choose Toronto's Annamie Paul as new leader
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Greens choose Toronto lawyer Annamie Paul as new leader
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CP NewsAlert: Annamie Paul new leader of Green Party of Canada
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'Justice for Joyce' rally planned in Montreal to honour Indigenous woman
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New public health measures in effect in Ontario's COVID-19 hot spots
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Police are seeking further witnesses, including the driver of a black Ford Escape that was on Mohawk Road at the time of the incident.
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Man dies from COVID-19 after travelling from Central Africa to Newfoundland via Toronto
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Toronto Public Health will no longer reach out to close contacts of people with confirmed COVID-19 infections in the community, to triage resources amid an overwhelming number of new cases in the city.
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New York state’s daily count of new coronavirus cases is continuing on an upward trend.
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Over the last four months, kids in Toronto got on bikes and followed their parents around like goslings behind a mother goose each weekend. It’s a sight not as common as it should be in Toronto, where the speed and erratic skills of drivers, along with roads designed for cars first, can make such an outing fraught.
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Hamilton police now believe a man seen wearing a hoodie near the scene of a fatal stabbing on Oct. 1 is a suspect in the homicide.
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Montreal shooting leaves two women dead; alleged killer wounded by police
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National study will help determine why some older adults get sicker than others
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Ontario's assessment centres will no longer offer walk-in COVID-19 testing as of Oct. 4, and will adopt an appointment-only model on Oct. 6.
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WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump has COVID-19, and it may be difficult to reliably determine how he is doing. His physician reported to the media Saturday morning that he is “doing very well,” that his fever is gone and other symptoms are improving, and said he had not required oxygen on Thursday, nor since his admission to Walter Reed hospital, though he carefully worded his oxygen answers in a way that raised doubts.
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The two photo radar cameras on Stone Church Road is part of a 12-month pilot project that will see the cameras at 12 locations.
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Big number: 1.5%, the percentage of Toronto’s GDP made up by eating and drinking establishments, according to 2017 data. These establishments are a small part of the city’s economy, but have represented a significant source of COVID-19 spread.
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Malls say visits with Santa will be different this year, but still magical
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Paul Blans, of Oakville, was arrested Friday and charged with two counts of possession of child pornography, accessing child pornography and obstruct
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For the second day in a row, more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases in Quebec
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New public health measures in effect in Ontario's COVID-19 hot spots
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'Justice for Joyce' rally planned in Montreal to honour Indigenous woman
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Ontario’s newly released school screening rules are not yet in effect in Toronto, where the medical officer of health indicated Friday that she may push back against the changes, and a growing chorus of physicians are raising questions about the policy.
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The contrast could not have been more striking.
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One dead after Toronto shooting; two men seen fleeing the area
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‘I was the first person to say that wouldn’t happen to me,’ says Jessica Larson. But it did.
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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.