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Three of Canada's big banks join anti-hate advertising boycott of Facebook
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Unauthorized parade down Main Street keeps 153-year tradition alive
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Environment Canada issued a heat warning for the city and it’s expected to last into the weekend.
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Local youth step up to fill labour shortage and get a lesson in what it takes to grow food
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Three of Canada's big banks join anti-hate advertising boycott of Facebook
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Masks are here to stay, at least for the near future, but for all the important good they do in the fight against the spread of COVID-19, covering your face can also come with downsides.
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Three of Canada's big banks join anti-hate advertising boycott of Facebook
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“My dad was a very hard worker. That work ethic he had, that’s the driving force behind mine. He gave me the opportunity to go to school,” says David
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Passengers on board a flight from Toronto to Halifax last week may have been exposed to COVID-19, Nova Scotia’s public health agency said Wednesday as it reported a new confirmed case of the virus.
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Teenage girl dead, two injured after single-vehicle crash in Durham Region
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N.S. public health warns of COVID-19 exposure on recent Toronto-Halifax flight
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Outbreak on Windsor-Essex farm prompts isolation order, work stoppage
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Major League Soccer says six FC Dallas players have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Quebec reports 24 more COVID-19 deaths, 66 new cases of the coronavirus
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Get ready for an all-Canadian party when the NHL resumes its season with a 24-team playoff.
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When the coronavirus pandemic shut down offices across North America, Mohawk College Enterprise (MCE), needed a new way of doing business.
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A Fashion District nightclub owner is facing a charge after police allege that up to 150 patrons were inside the club last week, an event that isn’t allowed during the pandemic.
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Sidewalks are being removed to allow Bell Canada to install its fibre network along Wilson Street.
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University now investigating racism incidents involving football program less than a month after issue involving lacrosse player, writes Scott Radley.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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OTTAWA—A different kind of Canada Day is dawning this morning, with large celebrations in many parts of the country replaced with backyard barbecues and digital events.
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Online jazz fest better than nothing, but VP wants 'real' festival next year
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Gov. Gen Julie Payette honours Canadians for bravery, volunteer service
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N.B. anti-racism activist among those receiving Canada Day honours from GG
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Police watchdog called in after carjacking, police shooting in Brampton
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Virtual Canada Day citizenship ceremony celebrates nurses, care workers
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Before all this, every Canadian had their own version of Canada Day. Maybe it was a barbecue, a fair, a parade. Maybe it was just a day off, finally. Maybe it was on Parliament Hill, or in your backyard, unless you didn’t have a backyard; then maybe you could join the crowd, all carrying little Canadian flags, to see the fireworks.
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Landlords will be required to meet a minimum of health and safety standards during the COVID-19 pandemic after council voted Tuesday to temporarily amend a by-law applying to multi-residential apartment buildings.
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Ontario high school teacher charged with sexual assault, sexual exploitation
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In a year destined to be remembered for grim news, for a moment on Tuesday, the National Hockey League offered a sliver of promise that, even in our chaotic world, sanity might still occasionally prevail — at least when it comes to some key decisions by the world’s best hockey league.
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MSU says police presence on campus makes students feel less safe, has voted to oust security head and disband special constable program
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Sean Howard and Eli McIlveen have formed the Fable & Folly Network ‘to secure partnership and sponsorship opportunities for the producers in the netwo
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The Blue Jays organization will have to adhere to a modified quarantine for 14 days upon returning to Toronto from travel to the United States in order to hold training camp in Canada, according to a response given to the team Tuesday by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
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Reports emerged this week that joggers have been defecating outside Queen Elizabeth’s holiday home in Scotland and leaving wet wipes in their wake. And yet, not even this bit of ripe news — nor a global pandemic — can distract the tabloids from their favourite subject: Meghan Markle.
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Kielburger backtracks after saying PMO contacted WE about $900M program
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The federal government may have extended its commercial rent assistance program by a month, but businesses say there remains far too much uncertainty surrounding their future.
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’60s British invasion: The Animals, Spencer Davis Group, The Who, The Kinks, The Bee Gees
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Deteriorating end guards surrounding upper-bowl stands in problem-plagued stadium pose safety risk
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S&P/TSX composite edges up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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The pair of $1 million tickets were bought at Avondale Food Stores in Stoney Creek and 7-Eleven on the Mountain.
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Toronto city council to make masks mandatory to slow spread of COVID-19
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Youth arrested on terrorism-related charges after FBI tip is in hospital
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Ontario reports 157 new cases, seven new deaths related to COVID 19
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A Freelton family is appealing to the public for assistance in finding their missing Siberian husky.
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Ontario Crown attorneys seek to delay return to court over COVID-19 fears
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Thunder Bay police charge 13 after probe into alleged cheque fraud
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Ontario ombudsman receives record number of complaints about provincial jails
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Maple Leafs goalie Freddie Andersen is confident the NHL and the NHL Players’ Association will be able to work out a deal on COVID-19 protocols and collective bargaining issues in time for the opening of the league’s summer camps on July 10.
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Order restricting entry to Canada extended to July 31 as COVID-19 worries remain