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Teachers' union allege back-to-school plan breaks provincial law
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As economy recovers, some Toronto restaurants commit to end tipping
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Windsor-Essex today after region enters Stage 3
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City council has resurrected a physical-distancing bylaw that lapsed last month — so don’t ignore the two-metre rule on the beach or in crowded pubs.
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On Toronto’s west side, a barren schoolyard has been dubbed Bloordale Beach and area residents are using it as such, minus the water. It used to be a huge fight to for a restaurant to get a patio in almost any neighbourhood and now they are popping up everywhere. The same could be said for bike lanes, and there’s been over 25 kilometres put in over the past few months.
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Stephen Lecce, Ontario’s minister of education, is expected to provide an update on the province’s plan for the 2020–21 school year.
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Brookfield Asset Management reports Q2 loss as real estate portfolio revalued
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
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With the deadline looming to register kids to return to school — or opt for remote learning — parents across the GTA say they are being forced to make critical decisions about their children’s educational future without sufficient information around class sizes, safety protocols, and what online learning will actually look like.
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Measure will last from Aug. 21 to Oct. 31
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Toronto police searching for 11-week-old puppy allegedly stolen off street
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Toronto restaurant discriminated against woman who uses mobility aids: tribunal
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WE Charity laying off staff, looking to sell real estate in Toronto
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Ontario's medical officer of health provides COVID_19 update.
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Feds earmark money to help communities adapt to realities of COVID-19
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The front yard evokes Hamilton, Bermuda more than Hamilton, Ontario. The stucco house painted an intense periwinkle blue is the perfect foil for contr
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Bank of Canada cuts benchmark mortgage rate to lowest level in three years
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Four Toronto post-secondary institutions have decided not to hold in-person convocation ceremonies this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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McDonald's returns to 100% Canadian beef after COVID-19 supply chain issues
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Chinese miner hires Canadian CEO as review continues on Nunavut gold mine buy
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Windsor-Essex today after region enters Stage 3
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Brookfield Asset Management reports Q2 loss as real estate portfolio revalued
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Budget watchdog says COVID-19 wage subsidy might cost less than predicted
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The kind of hotels you’d most like to stay in aren’t necessarily those you’re best off investing in during a pandemic.
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Children can safely wear masks starting at age 2 — and they should be mandatory in schools to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, says the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Supreme Court won't review disclosure ruling in case of alleged defamation
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Why anyone who deferred mortgage payments should check their credit score
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Unifor opened formal contract talks with Fiat Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors in Toronto telling automakers the theme of these talks is The Future is Made in Canada.
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Bob Woodward's new Trump book, 'Rage,' due out next month
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Against the backdrop of a recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and saddled with a record budget deficit, Premier Doug Ford has resumed his campaign-style tour of the province.
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Motorcycle driver dead after collision with transport truck in Brampton, Ont.
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Toddler dies after being struck by car at apartment complex in Mississauga, Ont.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Windsor-Essex today after region enters Stage 3
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Alectra Utilities says 556 homes and businesses are still impacted
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Alectra Utilities says 1,384 homes and businesses are impacted at this time
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On July 30, Halton police were called to an incident at a Burlington hotel in the area of Appleby Line and North Service Road.
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New floating debris-catchers are being added around sewage overflow pipes in the harbour and local creeks.
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The OPP have asked the developer of McKenzie Meadows to ‘refrain from trying to access the site’
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Landlords say students are tied to leases and want to leave home
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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ONTARIO – Some guns are in our communities illegally with illegal guns known to be found by police during vehicle stops along our highways.
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Barrie's Alexandra Flanagan was last seen on July 8, 2007. Her remains were discovered months later and led investigators to create a Mr. Big sting during which her killer confessed.
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With the city now in Stage 3 and Torontonians looking to have a little bit of fun after months of lockdown, John Chapman says he’s having to turn people away at Planet Bowl, the large bowling centre he manages in Etobicoke.
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Toronto says it’s moved more than 1,500 homeless people into permanent housing since mid-March as it’s battled COVID-19 — a nearly 50 per cent increase over the same period last year.
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Carleton ends student placements with police over failures to address racism
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Provincial and federal funding comes during ‘unprecedented’ pandemic, mayor says
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Feds seeking private consultant to design, run firearm buyback program