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OSC names two lawyers as new vice-chair and part-time commissioner
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The number of Ontarians requiring hospital care for COVID-19 unexpectedly shot upward after weeks of decline and the province has recorded the first death of a child, according to figures released Tuesday by the Ministry of Health.
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Ontario Update on COVID-19 and Math Curriculum Changes
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Two men facing drug and weapon charges
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Toronto mayor says city's tech sector confident pandemic will foster innovation
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Dejan Rajsic is just happy his Scout Café can once again serve people on its patios — even if the Stoney Creek restaurant’s 20th year isn’t shaping up as the celebration he and his partner envisioned.
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MPs on public-safety committee to consider study of systemic police racism
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Quebec reports 7 new COVID-19 deaths, 49 new cases of the novel coronavirus
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Potential deal with property owner fell through in March after staff considered 30 buildings
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As any homeowner knows, the components that make up your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system are big-ticket items. They cost a lot to purchase, are absolutely necessary for the operation and enjoyment of your home, and need to be proper
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North American stock markets open higher, loonie tops 74 cents US
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OTTAWA—The parliamentary budget officer estimates in a new report that it will cost the federal government $17.9 billion to provide eight extra weeks of payments through the Canada Emergency Response Benefit.
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Tory MP fires student after allegation of theft from O'Toole campaign
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Ontario reports 216 new cases of COVID-19, 10 more deaths
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Quebec watchdog investigating after man dies during police intervention
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Windsor mayor asks farmers to test workers and stop COVID-19 spread
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Margaret Wente resigns contentious Toronto college appointment after uproar
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Eight more weeks of CERB to cost $17.9 billion, budget officer says
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Supporters remain at intersection west of Toronto to protest police killing
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North American stock markets open higher, loonie tops 74 cents US
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What do the owners say about future plans?
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BELGRADE, SERBIA—Novak Djokovic tested positive for the coronavirus on Tuesday after taking part in a tennis exhibition series he organized in Serbia and Croatia.
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Editor’s note: The Star is taking a broad look at what entering the second phase of reopening after COVID-19 lockdowns will mean for Ontario. Every day, we’ll try and answer a different question about post-lockdown life. You can read a recap of all of the questions we’ve answered here.
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Heat warning cancelled by Hamilton’s medical officer of health.
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OTTAWA—The COVID-19 pandemic has put the kibosh on the annual Canada Day celebration of recipients of the country’s second-highest award.
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If you think French exiting a Zoom meeting (i.e. leaving without saying goodbye) is rude, and you’ve already exhausted every excuse in the book about why you’re sorry but you “really must go right now,” there is hope for you yet in the form of a new and ingenious product out of Japan: the YOUMECOME machine, or the “Video call emergency escape machine.”
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Man who left Toronto psychiatric facility without permission found a day later
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Canadian securities violations resulted in $45M in fines, about 19 years of jail
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One person has already been arrested for Saturday incident that was captured on video and included beer bottle tossing
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Six things to look for when analyzing a food label
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The retirement home regulatory body revoked the home’s licence last week but that doesn’t mean the Rosslyn is closed for good
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Castro developed some of the best hospitals, some of the best doctors and medical schools and quality health care in the world. Trudeau is young, give
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Tyrone Thomas was almost home. “My next memory was waking up a month later. It was after Christmas,” he recalls about the night he was shot 10 times.
Thousands of cyclists are hitting Toronto’s streets during the pandemic. No one should be surprised.
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Big number: 34,100 – the city’s count of the number of cyclists using closed-to-cars sections of streets on Saturday, May 23 as part of the city’s ActiveTO program. That’s more than the population of towns like Orillia and Stratford.
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Over the last several years, residents of Acorn Place have probably endured more than their fair share of gun violence in the neighbourhood.
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Challenges along the way didn't impede progress of Dundas store
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Traditional July 1 Order of Canada list cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
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MPs on public-safety committee to consider study of systemic police racism
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Entry into gang life was all at once slow and rapid for Rohan George as he went from straight-A student to the subject of a Canada-wide warrant for murder.
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Senate committee says Beyak has learned, recommends suspension be rescinded
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s ombudsperson says the province’s public safety minister made two pandemic-related orders that were not authorized by law.
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As many provinces move to cautiously open some services in the wake of COVID-19, advocates say Indigenous women still struggle to navigate a variety of challenges that have been exacerbated by the pandemic.
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Demonstration continues west of Toronto over police shooting death of man
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Missing 31-year-old was seen leaving his home at Herkimer Street and Caroline in mid-September
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s top doctor is warning people not to let their guard down against COVID-19 as the province prepares to allow more travel this summer.
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In an odd reporting error, Halton listed a recovered COVID-19 patient as dead for roughly seven weeks.
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Here was something we hadn’t seen since the world changed: The Toronto Raptors took a road trip Monday, their first since the coronavirus shut down sports more than 100 days earlier. Not that there was an actual road game in the immediate offing. With the NBA’s July 30 restart still more than a month in the distance, the defending champions flew to Fort Myers, Fla. to begin the next phase of the league’s return-to-play plan at Florida Gulf Coast University.
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Demonstration continues west of Toronto over police shooting death of man
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What are you most excited about? Is it a haircut? Personally, when facing the wind, I now flip my hair back like it’s a mane. Maybe it’s to order beers on a patio with friends and see their real-life faces light up with laughter? Or to get the most ill-advised and regrettable tattoos of your life? A high bar, surely, but some will clear it.