In an industrial park on the outskirts of Fredericton, the people working in two nondescript warehouses crammed high with yellow-tagged boxes, laptops and tabulation machines are waiting for a call that may be several months in coming.

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.

“Genuine.”

Toronto has been in the coronavirus’s grip for just over six months, though it may feel like a lifetime. The path of the virus has twisted wildly: nearly every month has brought a new upheaval.

No winning ticket sold for Saturday night's $6 million Lotto 649 jackpot

As Ahona Mehdi ends term as student trustee, she tweets she felt patronized during her tenure. School board chair Alex Johnstone said a “third-party i

September will come with more than the usual amount of back-to-school jitters as parents, teachers and students grapple with how to return to class safely in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

With Ontario elementary and high school students returning to classrooms in September, many are wary of the province’s plan while they await more details.

Federal parties see drop in donations during height of pandemic

Parking fees coming back for on-street parking and in municipal lots starting Aug. 4.

Lake Niapenco tests three times over bacteria limit

Migrant workers at a Nova Scotia farm say they are working and living in unsafe conditions, have not been paid what they are owed as part of their mandatory quarantine period and were told to remain tight-lipped when a government agent visited the farm for an inspection or else they would be deported, allegations the farm owner adamantly denies.

Two homes were damaged in a porch fire on Wellington Street South Friday night.

PALERMO, ITALY—A tennis player entered for the Palermo Ladies Open tested positive for the coronavirus and has withdrawn from the tournament, organizers announced Saturday.

LOS ANGELES—Lena Dunham says her body “revolted” in a debilitating month-long struggle with COVID-19.

One person dead in Wednesday night blaze

Haldimand County OPP investigating homicide after body found in apartment fire

Ottawa Police find body of one of two missing fishers near Bate Island

As rent cheques come due, some are warning that Ontarians should prepare for a wave of evictions now that protections put in place earlier in the COVID-19 pandemic have been lifted.

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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.

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.

Prepare for wave of evictions as rent comes due, Ontario NDP warns

Restaurants everywhere are changing their business models to stay afloat in the pandemic — pivoting to things like offering takeout, selling meal kits and groceries, and creating makeshift patios. At a time when restaurants continue to make a fraction of what they used to and some even face permanent closure, Chef Carl Heinrich made a significant change and got rid of tipping last weekend at his downtown Toronto restaurant Richmond Station.

In the beginning there was so much helplessness. A pandemic is by definition something that can be as big as the world; it was too much to comprehend, much less address. It reduced some people to the basics: What can I do to protect myself?

The Spectator spoke with 10 workers on the front lines about what it’s like to work amid a global pandemic

How hospital staff ‘wrapped their arms’ around their patients when a global pandemic prevented anyone else from physically being there

King Street East motel has 30 days to appeal the city’s decision

Some parents worry full-time elementary classes without face protection for students could harm the most vulnerable.

Air Force, UN food agency tackle skyrocketing COVID-19 hunger in Latin America

DVSA auction action continues online, writes Regina Haggo

Andrew Holmes has done it all, and he’s not finished, writes Rob Howard

VICTORIA—Health officials in British Columbia are reporting 50 new COVID-19 cases and one death as the province heads into a summer holiday weekend.

The Ontario NDP pleaded Friday for the Ford government to extend a pandemic-related ban on rental evictions that is due to expire on the weekend as critics fear a looming expansion of Toronto’s housing crisis.

Ontario Ministry of Education cuts ties with WE, says will investigate contracts

Ontario government launches review of York Region Children's Aid Society

As Major League Baseball’s regular season appears to be teetering on the edge amidst the backdrop of a global pandemic, the Blue Jays are trying to focus on the things they can control.

We’re not going anywhere, protesters tell developers

Multiplex reopenings come after the province gave large theatres the green light to expand capacity

Man, 34, charged after allegedly threatening, sexually assaulting woman

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Top court orders parts of N.S. cabinet docs to be disclosed in judges-salary case

Businesses could qualify for one more month of rent relief as program extended

Q2 condo sales down 50 per cent from last year, but prices are up: TRREB

Muslim association calls for action following mosque vandalism

NordStar gets court approval for Torstar deal after request for appeal denied

WE fallout expected to continue as MPs seek more info, witnesses

Most cougar sightings are misidentified coyotes, dogs or other wildlife. But two different sightings in east Hamilton and Stoney Creek were reported t

Toronto, Peel Region join most of Ontario in Stage 3 of reopening today

When Toronto employment lawyer Ryan Watkins was in law school, he was one of only two Black students in his classes.