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Come September, students across Ontario will be returning to the classroom after more than five months at home
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Cases of COVID-19 in reopened schools are inevitable, say Toronto public health officials, who are cautioning parents not to expect a shutdown of the entire school whenever a student or staff member tests positive.
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Ventilator supply starts to increase as Tam warns of possible surge of COVID-19
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'Don't let this happen to anyone else': families seek change to border rules
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At 9:30 a.m. Aug. 10, Bob Lusted was sitting on the couch in the living room of his house at the southeast corner of Brock Road and 8th Concession West.
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‘We won’t have to worry as much about contracting the virus.’
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By the time he arrived in court, it was almost too late. Another case was scheduled to start, writes Susan Clairmont
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In coming weeks, Ottawa has a golden opportunity to finally reinvent an outmoded Employment Insurance (EI) system, and greatly strengthen the social safety net that helps bind this country.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $20 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Using reserve funds to cut class size a financial risk: TDSB
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Peel police officers save boy hanging from balcony in Mississauga
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Military says still 'minor' problems in some Ontario long-term care homes
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PM confirms two Canadians among those killed by deadly Aug. 4 Beirut explosion
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s health minister and provincial health officer are urging people to follow physical distancing guidelines amid a rise in COVID-19 cases across the province.
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A game of political chicken came to an end in New Brunswick on Friday — but it’s unclear who won.
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Children’s Aid Society contacted about the incident
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About a quarter of families say they will keep their children at home learning online this fall because of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to preliminary results of fall attendance surveys from Ontario school boards.
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With Tories set to reveal new leader Aug. 23, here's how the votes are counted
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OTTAWA –Canada and the U.S. will keep their border closed to non-essential traffic as Canadian public health authorities warn they expect a fall spike in COVID-19 cases that could still overwhelm the health-care system.
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Singh calls on federal government to provide $12 billion for child care
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The premier said if you can ‘smoke a doobie’ in public, you should have the right to drink a cold beer
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Having a quiet beer in a park is fine, but a fine for having a quiet beer is not, Premier Doug Ford says.
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Asylum seekers on front lines of COVID-19 to have chance at permanent residency
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A furious Premier Doug Ford is railing against Ontario Lottery and Gaming for awarding executive “fat cats” big bonuses in the middle of a pandemic that has closed casinos.
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Police chiefs embrace health-led response to dealing with people in mental crisis
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Police said they have issued an arrest warrant for Peel Region resident Christopher Mitchell. If you see him, call 911 but do not approach.
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If students show symptoms at schools, they will be isolated from others in a different room ‘where possible’
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Ontario government expands zoning for brow lands to include residential development.
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Canada-U.S. to extend border restrictions until Sept. 21
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According to friend Kelli O'Ceallaigh, Steve Lee is the kind of guy who would give you the shirt off his back.
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CPP Investments reports 5.6 per cent return in Q1 in broad rally from March low
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Rainfall helps in fight against wildfire in northwestern Ontario, official says
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COVID-19 surges expected and people must be vigilant: Dr. Theresa Tam
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WE Charity laying off staff, looking to sell real estate in Toronto
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Cineplex reports $98.9-million Q2 loss with movie theatres closed
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Toronto strip club employee may have exposed hundreds to COVID-19, officials say
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A new omnibus bill passed Tuesday in the Ontario legislature threatens the protections put in place by the Environmental Assessment Act, environmental groups say.
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VANCOUVER—“Deadpool” star and B.C.-born heartthrob Ryan Reynolds has strong words for young partiers spreading COVID-19.
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HALIFAX—Nova Scotia is reporting one new case of COVID-19.
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Police arrest 21-year-old man in random beating of woman east of Toronto
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HALIFAX—Nova Scotia has changed its rules for the use of non-medical masks in schools, saying new federal guidelines mean younger students will be required to wear them when classes resume on Sept. 8.
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A new survey indicates Atlantic Canada is largely opposed to lifting travel restrictions for Canadians who live outside the region.
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The recreation facilities include Westmount Recreation Centre, Walker Pool, and Mountain Arena.
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Freshii sees sales start to recover as most of its restaurants reopen
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OTTAWA—Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says restrictions at the Canada-U.S. border will be extended another 30 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Using reserve funds to cut class size a financial risk: TDSB
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Quebec reports 87 new cases of COVID-19, three more deaths linked to virus
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.