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Two weeks to fiscal snapshot, Liberals see credit rating downgrade
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Several players and staff members on the Toronto Blue Jays have tested positive for COVID-19, a source has told The Canadian Press.
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GFL Environmental signs US$835-million deal to buy assets in 10 U.S. states
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Man, 34, charged after police say fraudulent bank draft used to buy PPE
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The quest to make greener plastic bottles — the core of beverage giants’ sustainability efforts — has become harder and more expensive in the pandemic.
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Google says it will limit how long it keeps usage data to 18 months by default
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Toronto, Peel Region enter Stage 2 of Ontario's COVID-19 recovery plan
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Remember when the lockdown started and we vowed to exercise, eat right and get fit?
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Tim Miller: Local bans on spectators aside, a lot of cars are out there racing
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Don DeLillo novel 'The Silence' coming in October
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HALIFAX—Nova Scotia’s Progressive Conservatives are calling on the province’s Liberal government to release its plan for the return of students to public schools this fall.
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HALIFAX— The four Atlantic provinces have announced plans to ease interprovincial travel restrictions, creating a so-called “bubble” as the region has reported relatively few new COVID-19 infections in recent weeks.
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Toronto Coun. Jim Karygiannis must lose seat over expenses, court rules
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As Ontario extended its COVID-19 state of emergency through to July 15, there are signs of fraying nerves at Queen’s Park.
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The complaint alleges police discriminated against the organization on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression by
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Asylum seekers continue to cross Canada-U.S. border despite shutdown
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Sanction Chinese officials over human-rights violations, senators urge Trudeau
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While strict rules remain in place, inpatients and COVID patients are now allowed to have visitors
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Quebec records 17 more COVID-19 deaths, announces end to daily updates
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Barrick Niugini to lay off 2,650 Papua New Guinea gold mine workers
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The woman was a passenger in 19-year-old man’s car
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Leonard Turnevicius: Catching up with Alex Cann and the Bach Elgar Choir
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More people are taking advantage of the drive-through coronavirus testing centre at the Dave Andreychuk-Mountain Arena.
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Toronto, Peel Region enter Stage 2 of Ontario's COVID-19 recovery plan
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Raymond Mitchell is charged with being unlawfully at large
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Dating safety tips to protect yourself from a date gone wrong.
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Indigo expects at least 10-12 months of COVID-19 'damaging set of conditions'
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After months apart, some Hamilton families are being reunited with loved ones after the province opened long-term-care homes for supervised outdoor vi
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Powerful thunderstorms leave thousands of Quebecers without power
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North American stock markets down in early trading, price of oil lower
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Toronto, Peel Region enter Stage 2 of Ontario's COVID-19 recovery plan
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Like other dance studios across the province, program graduates and youth dancers at Xpressions Creative Dance couldn’t stage their end-of-the-season recital this year due to COVID-19.
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Modified ferry service to the Toronto Islands will resume on Saturday, Mayor John Tory announced Wednesday morning at a press conference at Jack Layton Ferry Terminal.
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Indigo expects at least 10-12 months of COVID-19 'damaging set of conditions'
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The COVID-19 outbreak has sparked “an ugly ticketing pandemic” rife with racial profiling by overzealous enforcement officers, a new Canadian Civil Liberties Association report finds.
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You can finally get a haircut, eat at a restaurant patio, or visit malls in Toronto for the first time in 13 weeks.
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Pandemic fines top $13 million, study says; punitive approach criticized
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With Toronto entering the second stage of reopening and more people enjoying the summer weather, I thought it would be the perfect time to remind ourselves of the various memes and internet obsessions we distracted ourselves with since March.
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It is unknown how the animal died and police are continuing to investigate this incident.
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Places like Georgia Peach simply moved online after being shut down by police
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Illegal pot shops like Georgia Peach simply moved online after being shut down by police
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Coalition of racialized student advocates has now asked Catholic school leaders to follow in the footsteps of the public board and ‘cancel’ the conten
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You have the cash, but should you pay outright, or finance?
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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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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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Group holds solidarity demonstration outside of Hamilton detention centre
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I am so glad that our prime minister has NOT opened the borders fully to our U.S. neighbours — that would be irresponsible, writes Colleen Dawson.
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Sometime in the last few weeks, a person died in an encampment below a Toronto expressway. By the time police discovered the body over the weekend, they were unable to identify them — not their estimated age, nor race, nor ethnicity or gender.
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Cameron Brown says a reporter’s spelling slip-up in Googling The Hunny Pot’s name highlights a key challenge for legal cannabis shops like the fifth location his Toronto-based chain just opened near Eastgate Square.