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Unions, students raise concern over UofT’s Fall 2020 in-person learning
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MPs on ethics committee to meet amid parliamentary probe of WE agreement
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Frank Marrocco, judge who worked on Walkerton inquiry, to lead LTC commission
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MPs on ethics committee to meet amid parliamentary probe of WE agreement
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North American stock markets rebound in early trading with Shopify leading
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Provincial police lay dozens of fraud charges against used car salesman
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Police investigate death of child who fell from balcony in Toronto
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Ontario set to announce Stage 3 plans for Toronto, Peel, Windsor-Essex
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A judge who once served as the provincial government’s lead counsel for the Walkerton tainted water inquiry and prosecuted the notorious Bre-X gold fraud case will head Premier Doug Ford’s long-awaited commission into the deadly impact of COVID-19 on nursing homes, the Star has learned.
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Two escape small plane that crashed west of Ottawa near highway
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Hunger strike at Ottawa-area jail ends after six days due to health concerns
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