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Over the past week we have shared stories from experts, victims and former gang members about gang violence from across the GTA. Now we share their solutions.
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City has seen a decrease in illegal cannabis pot shops, while also receiving funding from province. However, the projections for total revenue were way off.
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Residents, politicians call on mayor to resign after comments about Pride
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Canada's Trudeau rules out releasing Huawei tech executive
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Long-awaited details of federal student service grant to be unveiled today
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VANCOUVER—The Vancouver Canucks say the city is officially out of the running to act as a hub location as the NHL looks to hold its playoffs.
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Auston Matthews and COVID-19. Player privacy vs. the right to know. NHL diplomacy. TSN getting some part of the Stanley Cup tournament. Vancouver out as a hub city? Toronto in or out? Escrow, escrow, escrow.
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Almost two months to the day after the first resident of Anson Place died of COVID-19, the outbreak at the Hagersville retirement home and long-term care centre has ended.The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit officially declared the outbreak over on T
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As the pandemic lockdown took hold of the country’s economy this spring, Nadine Spencer and the Black Business and Professional Association that she heads quickly decided to open up their helpline for 24 hours a day.
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As the pandemic lockdown took hold of the country’s economy this spring, Nadine Spencer and the Black Business and Professional Association that she heads quickly decided to open up their helpline for 24 hours a day.
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Maybe you remember the time Ontario let people work with COVID-19. Back in April, as the coronavirus ravaged long-term-care homes, chief medical officer of health Dr. David Williams allowed LTC workers who had tested positive but were asymptomatic to continue to work. But only, he said, “if it was really critical and agreed on by all parties.”
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Maybe you remember the time Ontario let people work with COVID-19. Back in April, as the coronavirus ravaged long-term-care homes, chief medical officer of health Dr. David Williams allowed LTC workers who had tested positive but were asymptomatic to continue to work. But only, he said, “if it was really critical and agreed on by all parties.”
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The company says it is actively investigating the incident and wants “to be clear that the language used was and is completely unacceptable.”
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Denise Cozier likes to keep her daughter Deshae informed about the little things: for example, the weather, and the days of the week. “We don’t know that she understands,” Cozier says, “but we treat her as though she understands and try to keep her in the loop with what’s going on.”
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Melanie is a pink owl. Meeta is a sparkly unicorn.
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Bowing to Beijing would put 'an awful lot more Canadians' at risk, Trudeau says
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The Ontario government began reopening DriveTest facilities across the province this week, three months after the pandemic forced them to close. But the centres reopening doesn’t mean things at Ontario driving test centres are back to normal. Drivers are reporting months-long delays for re-booking tests required to get their licences, and some say the way the province is handling the backlog is unfair.
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Canadaland employees file for union certification, says CWA Canada
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COVID-19 increases risk for Canada's 'invisible' homeless women: study
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Quebec says it will no longer release daily updates on COVID-19 deaths, new cases
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Senate to apologize, explore compensation, for employees harassed by ex-senator
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Sidewalk Labs lays off about 20 workers after T.O. smart city plan collapses
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American actress Olivia Munn will share her social media platforms for a day with British Columbia health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry to talk about COVID-19. Henry will be featured primarily on Munn’s Instagram account on Tuesday as part of the ONE World Campaign’s #PassTheMic initiative, which sees celebrities hand their social media channels to medical experts and front-line workers to explain how we can beat the pandemic. Munn is known for roles in “The Newsroom” and “X-Men: Apocalypse.”
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A release from the mayor’s office said Eisenberger is getting the test done “out of an abundance of caution.”
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New trade deal raises duty-free limits for private couriers, not Canada Post
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Funeral planned today for mother, three daughters killed in crash last week
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Anna Schneberk is still a bit perplexed by what she set in motion when she asked her son if he wanted her to take the training wheels off his bike on Mother’s Day.
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Anger, frustration over continued closures, mayor of Leamington, Ont., says
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Ontario’s move to allow COVID-19-positive but asymptomatic migrant workers on farms in the Windsor-Essex area to stay on the job amid heightened testing and safety protocols will force employers to get creative in keeping workers safe, says the senior manager of immigration services at BDO Canada.
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While Hamilton’s conservation areas remain closed during Stage 2 of the COVID-19 reopening, that wasn’t enough to stop vandals from tagging the Devil’s Punchbowl Conservation Area with graffiti recently.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Ontario reports 189 new COVID-19 cases, and 10 more deaths
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Funeral planned today for mother, three daughters killed in crash last week
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A New York City judge has dismissed a claim by Donald Trump’s brother that sought to halt the publication of a tell-all book by the president’s niece.
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The evacuated retirement home has already seen the Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority strip its licence to operate.
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‘They stink, but they work,’ says homeless man about York Boulevard facilities
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Toronto mayor calls for policing reforms; says police budget cut likely result
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"It is the most common complaint we receive from people who live in quite residential neighbourhoods," said Coun. Chad Collins.
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Bialik and Batman: Actor teams up with DC for science books
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Senate to apologize, explore compensation, for employees harassed by ex-senator
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Collision wraps first year online, offering peek into future of tech festivals
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Thirty-eight-year old Troy Haines was wanted for allegedly breaching day parole
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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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SEOUL, KOREA, REPUBLIC OF—North and South Korea on Thursday separately marked the 70th anniversary of the start of the Korean War with largely subdued commemorations amid the coronavirus pandemic, a day after the North abruptly halted a pressure campaign against the South.
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NEW YORK—Chuck E Cheese, the restaurant chain that became a Mecca for children and a crucible for many of their parents, is filing for bankruptcy protection.
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Ontario’s nursing homes are making progress on ending outbreaks of COVID-19, with the number of homes dipping below 60 for the first time in weeks even as residents and staff continue to catch the virus.
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Canadians outfitting backyards with pools to deal with COVID-19 pandemic
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WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—New Zealand Rugby has confirmed it is in talks over a hybrid match between the All Blacks and Australia’s national rugby league team, the Kangaroos.