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Tabone Academy of Music promises to be much more than a typical music school when the business opens its doors in September.
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No summer slowdown in Toronto real estate as July shatters sales record
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BRANDON, MAN.—The union representing employees at a pork processing plant in Manitoba is calling for Maple Leaf to cease production after three more workers tested positive for COVID-19.
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Toronto police apologize for not notifying SIU about Dafonte Miller beating
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Canada promises immediate help to Lebanon, wants political reform over long term
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Onex Corp. swings to profit as markets rebound following first-quarter plunge
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BCE Q2 profit falls 68.9 per cent amid pandemic; Bell Canada adds 50,121 customers
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'The data is bad': Black and racialized Canadians lacking on boards, study finds
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If you played by the rules, you could be out of the action early, as related by Walt McKay, who began with an MG and also ran a Lotus 18 and a Shelby
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Cargojet shares hit record high on work-from-home activity during COVID lockdown
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A boating trip involving multiple families is behind a spike COVID-19 in southwestern Ontario as the Ministry of Health reports a fourth day in a row with fewer than 100 new cases across the province.
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Energy pushes TSX higher in early trading while U.S. stock markets dip
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Now that the weather has cooled, the baby kale is bouncing back with a healthy looking crop, parsley is growing carefree, and basil is going gangbuste
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Ontario's new COVID-19 case load under 100 for fourth straight day
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Supreme Court to hear case of Hamilton-area man who killed would-be car thief
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Manulife's Q2 net income halved as insurer struggles with impacts of COVID-19
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Opposition hoping for answers in government documents about WE Charity deal
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The 44-year-old was arrested by Quebec police last month
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BCE Q2 profit falls 68.9 per cent amid pandemic; Bell Canada adds 50,121 customers
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Tim Hortons sales fall by one-third as RBI feels the pain of pandemic
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ST. JOHN’S, N.L.—Newfoundland and Labrador’s chief medical officer of health is set to take the stand today in a legal challenge of a travel ban limiting entry to the province she ordered in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Provinces not moving fast enough to assess, mitigate flood risk: report
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Sabrina Parkinson joined other family members in reading victim impact statements during the sentencing hearing of an Oakville youth who was convicted
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SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF—North Korea is quarantining thousands of people and shipping food and other aid to a southern city locked down over coronavirus worries, officials said, as the country’s response to a suspected case reinforces doubt about its long-standing claim to be virus-free.
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By now we’ve all seen videos and photos of packed house parties, beaches and even concerts full of young people not physically distancing as if the pandemic is over.
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Ontario Provincial Police resuming search for Nagim Mohamed
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Police investigate shooting that left 25-year-old man dead in Mississauga, Ont.
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The Hamilton-Burlington real estate market continues heat up with July.
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Public board won’t divulge details of plan until after Aug. 10 meeting
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Responding to allegations made by a former student trustee in the public board, Stephen Lecce said more needs to be done to rid schools of discriminat
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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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Jordan Yuill was one month shy of his 35th birthday when his life ended on Aug. 6, 2018.The young man's death was under investigation at the time by the Criminal Investigation Branch (CIB), conducted by OPP Det. Staff Sgt. Brad Collins. At tha
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Black and racialized Canadians lacking on boards, new study finds
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Opposition hoping for answers in government documents about WE Charity deal
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Waterfront cottage sale volumes and prices in Peterborough County have significantly increased since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the owner of Ball Real Estate Inc. brokerage.
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Ontario reports 86 new COVID-19 cases, no new deaths; 146 cases newly resolved
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Asking someone to save you is tricky, even if it works. For instance, on Wednesday, Canada’s federal government signed deals with Pfizer and Moderna for potential COVID-19 vaccines. But even if Canada bets correctly, a vaccine likely wouldn’t be manufactured and distributed here before the middle of next year.
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Feds look to finalize deal with airlines amid contact-tracing concerns
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In the movies it happens overnight. An American doctor hunkers down in a lab with a crate full of monkeys and by morning it’s ready: the vaccine that will save the world.
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Manulife financial reports lower second quarter net income of$727 million
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About 20 firefighters responded to the Mohawk Road East apartment complex, just off East 27th Street, at about 3:50 p.m. when an air conditioner unit
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Before tickets had been on sale for two hours, the pot had hit a million.
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Councillors will discuss “ministry charges” related to Chedoke Creek in a confidential meeting Monday. The province has been investigating a 24-billio
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The Canada-wide COVID-19 contact tracing app, which launched Aug. 3, has been downloaded 1.3 million times so far, or by about 3.42 per cent of the country’s population.
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Veteran Canadian Press broadcast journalist Peter Ray dies at age 71
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Battle for donor dollars tightens among Conservative leadership contenders
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Arrests made at housing development site after OPP enforce court injunction
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TSX rises in early trading as energy, gold and loonie reach multi-month highs
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Entrepreneurs Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett have officially sealed the deal and taken over Torstar, the company which publishes the Star, six other dailies and 70 community newspapers.