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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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It’s been 21 years since she left her mother’s house in late August. Now police are turning to the public in hopes that someone, somewhere knows somet
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Lt. Bookman on your heels? Have you had that loan from the library just a little longer than you can remember?
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End of CERB means uncertainty for some, new system for others
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Telephone calls. Shoelaces. Soap for washing their hands during this pandemic. Money to keep an essential helpline going.
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Star Security is providing guards for temporary homeless shelters and respite centres in Toronto
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Quebec ticket holder wins Saturday night's $8.4 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Toronto health officer closes 3 restaurants as result of COVID contact tracing
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Quiet day in London as law enforcement monitor Western homecoming
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London, Ont., police say it’s been a quiet day so far in the university town known to host large parties on the same weekend each year.
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QUEBEC—The Quebec government is investing $85 million in schools to adapt to the new reality of COVID-19.
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Quiet day in London as law enforcement monitor Western homecoming
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Quebec is reporting 698 new cases of COVID-19 today, the highest single-day tally since May.
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Quebec injects $85 million into schools to fight COVID-19 pandemic
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Quebec reports 698 new COVID-19 cases, the most since May; seven new deaths
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Toronto Public Health says it has ordered the closure of three King Street restaurants that failed to take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including serving buffet-style food and requiring staff to work while ill.
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HALIFAX—Nova Scotia is reporting no new cases of COVID-19, leaving just one active case in the province as of Saturday.
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Woman facing drug charge following sudden death investigation: OPP
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The Waterdown Fortinos expansion has been delayed by COVID-19 and will now see the expanded grocery store open in the summer of 2021.
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Dr. Richard B. Kennedy can’t help but shake his head when he sees people wearing masks with their noses uncovered.
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Ontario reports 435 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths
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Montreal police search for suspect after 82-year-old man killed in hit-and-run
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The Public Health Agency of Canada has a stern warning for Canadians as a serious salmonella outbreak continues to grow.
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The young man is sitting on a Line 2 TTC subway car. He is not wearing a mask, nor is one hanging from his ear or in his lap or within reach. Masked people move to the ends of the car to avoid him.
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Pandemics are bad for politics.
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CHCH is on track to move into its new Flamborough home in spring 2021.
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The young man is sitting on a Line 2 TTC subway car. He is not wearing a mask, nor is one hanging from his ear or in his lap or within reach. Masked people move to the ends of the car to avoid him.
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Pandemics are bad for politics.
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Some positive and inspiring stories to get you through the weekend
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Crews and Tangos, a popular drag bar in the Church and Wellesely area, released a statement on Instagram last night that said a customer and a performer have tested positive for COVID-19.
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It didn’t take long for hospital beds in Toronto to fill up after the first wave of the pandemic subsided.
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Boyfriend of 20-year-old is charged with murder after she was found dead Monday night
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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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Cora and Eric first exhibited together in 1966 just after graduation. Their newest exhibition, ‘In the Space Between,’ is on at the Carnegie Gallery,
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Red, yellow, orange foliage nestled along the Niagara Escarpment is the serenity and beauty Hamilton Mountain affords.
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One person dead, four others in critical condition after Ottawa crash
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First Nations police services look to throne speech pledge for higher, stable funding
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Hamilton’s manager of licensing says the city is using a ‘progressive enforcement strategy’ with a hope that leads to voluntarily compliance with the
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
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RCMP charge man with falsely claiming involvement in terrorism
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“It goes up your nose.”
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“It goes up your nose.”
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It’s hard to explain to hockey fans who weren’t around at the time just how different the NHL was three decades ago. Not just the hockey, although there have been remarkable changes in the size, speed, skill and equipment used, but in the overall business.
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Neither the college or public health have said whether the case involves a student or staff member
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“A lot of the programs and services wouldn’t happen without volunteers.”
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OTTAWA—No federal election. At least for now.
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Amusement fair operators ask for support during COVID-19 pandemic
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One man dead, another injured after Toronto shooting on Thursday night
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Liberals reach deal with NDP on COVID-19 aid bill, likely averting election
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George Opassinis is accused of killing Michel Pilon, 53, who was found dead in his apartment at an affordable living building.