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Glitches a virtual certainty as classes resume, but lessons to be learned
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VICTORIA—Down the winding walkway leading to the exclusive Deep Cove Chalet restaurant and winery is fixed a strongly worded sign: Do not come in without a reservation, even just to “look around.”
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The Conseil scolaire public du Grand Nord de l’Ontario says it’s ready for the 2020-21 school year.
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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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Crown to submit closing arguments next week for first-degree murder trial in the death of Billy Mason
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Crown to submit closing arguments next week for first-degree murder trial in the death of Billy Mason
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Regina Haggo: Anna Kutishcheva, a landscape painter, illustrates her book about a bird
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There’s something hiding behind all those face masks: the marks of fresh facelifts and rhinoplasties.
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Canadian commitment to Mali questioned as coup ushers in new era
Does it pass the sniff test? Citizen ‘Pipe Watch’ program resurrected to track rogue sewer pollution
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Environment Hamilton got its start doing pollution testing in Red Hill Creek. They’re looking for volunteer eyes — and noses — on east-end pipes once
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Timely play falls victim to pandemic, again, after Players’ Guild of Hamilton cancels 2020-2021 season, writes Gary Smith.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Ontario man dies after skydiving crash in central Alberta
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Teachers, parents and health workers will push for a permanent increase to the minimum amount of sick leave Canadian workers are entitled to at a rally in Toronto on Saturday, warning that without it, lower-income parents and education workers may not take time off.
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Paramedics say it’s not clear what caused the crash. The man was pronounced dead on scene.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia reported 124 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, setting a new daily record.
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CALGARY—The union representing workers at the Sofina Foods/Lilydale poultry processing plant in Calgary is calling for the immediate closure of the plant following a COVID-19 outbreak.
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The Ontario government plans to introduce legislation this fall to prevent rent increases for most tenant households in 2021, Housing Minister, Steve Clark, said on Friday afternoon.
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Welcome Inn Community Centre would have to double its fundraising efforts to fill thousands of volunteer hours with paid staff
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Front-line workers say they’ve seen a spike in cases during COVID-19 pandemic; data gap on deaths leaves information void
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OTTAWA—The federal government is extending travel restrictions by one month to limit the spread of COVID-19.
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WINNIPEG—The Manitoba government is reporting 32 new COVID-19 cases, and says the percentage of people testing positive has started to drop from a recent spike.
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MONTREAL—A private high school on Montreal’s south shore sent an entire Grade 7 class home this week after a parent of one of the students called in to say he had tested positive for COVID-19.
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It was November 1933, and Mrs. Thomas Perkins of Kingdom, Saskatchewan, was desperate — like so many people in Canada during the Great Depression.
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Ron Veerman and sons Josh, 8, and Connor, 14 (in the bow) head in to Princess Point after a paddle around Cootes Paradise.
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After 33 years, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the permanent closure of Flamborough’s Rising Star Performing Arts.
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A Hamilton family has been handed the keys to their new home built by Habitat for Humanity Hamilton.
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Sen. Mike Duffy loses appeal over lawsuit seeking damages from Senate
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Plan for inevitable COVID-19 cases in schools, says chief public health officer
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Ontario to freeze rent for some families, promising new bill this fall
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Ontario long-term care residents allowed to leave for day trips, overnight
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Economists agree we're in a recession, but there's little consensus on why
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No safety OK for Max 8 aircraft until all issues resolved, Garneau says
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Single units in the city are costing renters $1,489 a month, about 20 per cent more than the going rate last year
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Kids will be divided up so they can learn the new pandemic-related rules
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The Waterdown Memorial Park Public art project has been shelved.
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Canada extends COVID-19 restrictions on international travel until Sept. 30
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Grand Erie board heading back to school in alphabetical order
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A power outage is affecting more than 1,800 homes and businesses in lower Stoney Creek, according to Alectra Utilities.
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Statistics Canada to release GDP figures for June, second quarter
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Hydro One official says tree cutting was needed to be done along pathway from Taylor Road for safety reasons.
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Provincial police bust illegal marijuana farm in Kawartha Lakes, Ont.
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Ontario teachers worry about implementing new math curriculum during pandemic
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Police seized loaded handgun, drugs from Grimsby car and residence
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Cory Hatcher says he would rather be living in a rented room or apartment.
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Ontario is back above 1,100 cases of COVID-19 for the first time in three weeks as the number of new infections continued to climb, hospitalizations rose 27 per cent and six new deaths were reported Friday, the highest since early July.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the pandemic.