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Tories take on questions of systemic racism
O'Toole sidesteps clear definition, acknowledgment of systemic racism
Amid mass departures, book critics board seeks to diversify
Amid mass departures, book critics board seeks to diversify
'Into the Wild' bus removed from Alaska backcountry
'Into the Wild' bus removed from Alaska backcountry
Bolton critique of Trump could define tell-all book battles
Bolton critique of Trump could define tell-all book battles
More Ontario regions moving to Stage 2 of reopening
More Ontario regions moving to Stage 2 of COVID-19 reopening today
Trudeau promotes use of wage subsidy
Trudeau pushes wage subsidy as another small business aid program is delayed
Sloan, Lewis seek to make their mark
Stakes high for second debate of Conservative party leadership race
As Bolton speaks, Congress shrugs and points to election
As Bolton speaks, Congress shrugs and points to election
Four dead after Brampton crash: police
Several people, including children, suffer life-threatening injuries in crash
Sloan, Lewis seek to make their mark in debate
Stakes high for second debate of Conservative party leadership race
Racial injustice and COVID-19 have battered Atlanta. Could an old idea save the city and show America how it’s done?
Last weekend, the cable news cameras of the U.S. turned to the streets of Atlanta. In the midst of a massive nationwide protest movement against police violence against Black people, an Atlanta police officer shot Rayshard Brooks in the back as he ran from them after officers responded to a call a man was asleep in his car in a drive-through.
‘Computer licking’ man at Hamilton store identified, charged with mischief under $5,000
An anonymous tip led them to him. Now he’s been charged with mischief.
Bruce Arthur: Our kids need to go back to school. But the Sick Kids report is not enough
Stephen Lecce froze, stayed stuck, and eventually vanished. Ontario’s minister of education was speaking on Facebook via Zoom and then he wasn’t, though YouTube still worked. Consider it a tribute to the glitches of e-learning, if nothing else.
Federal loans for mid-sized businesses ready
BDC ready to roll with loans for mid-sized companies hit hard by COVID-19
Ford government planning to reduce holidays for front-line retail workers, union says
Just weeks after declaring front-line workers “heroes” for keeping essential services like grocery stores running, the Ontario government is making plans that could reduce the number of holidays for retail workers, the Star has learned.
Senate urged to censure Sen. Victor Oh
Senate ethics committee urges censure of Tory senator over trip to China
Heather Scoffield: Smartphone apps are fine, but we already have a cheaper and easier way to fight COVID-19
When Justin Trudeau was finally able to announce a smartphone app for COVID-19 contact tracing on Thursday, the excitement in his voice came as no surprise to anyone who’s been following that file closely.
More diversity on bench welcome: top judge
Pandemic-related changes to court system might become permanent: top judge
Bloc MP's gesture symbolized racism: Singh
Blanchet denies Bloc MP made "racist" gesture at NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh
Five Hamilton men charged in child pornography investigation
Police focused on images and videos being shared on social media in April
Port Dover beach to stay closed for now
Private owners aren’t ready to safely welcome sun-worshippers, health unit says
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Chocks, training blamed for PM plane crash
Bad chocks, brake training blamed for crash to prime minister's plane
Indigenous bank workers face barriers: study
Indigenous bank workers still face barriers despite employer efforts, says study
CEOs call for end to air travel restrictions
Open letter from 27 CEOs calls for Canada to lighten travel restrictions
Police board postpones weighing anti-racism report
Toronto police board postpones weighing anti-racism report to hold consultations
Tech and consumer staples boost market
North American stock markets open trading day lower, loonie moves down
Canada should focus on "wealth creation" to get economy running, says Liberal MP Bob Bratina
"We are listening and responding to the needs as best we can," says Liberal MP Bob Bratina.
Federal contract talks to resume: union
Civil servants to resume talks with federal government in the midst of COVID-19
Stakes high for tonight's second Tory debate
Stakes high for second debate of Conservative party leadership race
Quebecers less worried about 2nd wave: survey
Quebec reports another 42 deaths from COVID-19, along with 120 new cases
Three dead after Brampton, Ont., crash
Several people, including children, suffer life-threatening injuries in crash
Federal deficit could hit $256 billion: PBO
Federal deficit could hit $256 billion, PBO says in new report
A thousand lives lost: how COVID-19 has changed Toronto in only three months
COVID-19 claimed its 1,000th victim in Toronto on Thursday, in a city emerging warily from lockdown.
Ontario to pilot contact tracing app
Ontario reports 173 new COVID-19 cases, three more deaths
Four dead after Brampton crash
Several people, including children, suffer life-threatening injuries in crash
Courtroom changes might be permanent: Wagner
Pandemic-related changes to court system might become permanent: top judge
Prices don't reflect inflation: BoC deputy
Prices faced by consumers rising faster than inflation rate, BoC deputy says
New mobile app for contact tracing ready
Made-in-Canada contact tracing app ready for testing in Ontario: Trudeau
Blanchet denies Bloc MP made 'racist' gesture
Blanchet denies Bloc MP made "racist" gesture at NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh
N.S. municipalities facing ‘dire financial straits’ due to COVID-19, study finds
HALIFAX—Nova Scotia’s municipalities have published a report outlining their “dire financial straits,” saying without assistance from the province or Ottawa, tax rates will be going up sharply.
Toronto marks 1,000th death due to COVID-19
In fewer than 100 days, the city has lost 1,000 residents to COVID-19.
Crash leads to life-threatening injuries
Several people, including children, suffer life-threatening injuries in crash
Police seize more than 120,000 fentanyl pills
Police seize more than 120,000 fentanyl pills in multiple drug raids
Tory hopefuls spar, struggle in French
Conservative party leadership hopefuls face off for the first time tonight
Hamilton police say no charges in fatal motorcycle crash on Upper James
The driver of the SUV that collided with motorcycle not at fault, police say
Late start hurt Canada's Security Council bid: PM
Late start hurt Canada in Security Council campaign, says Trudeau
WATCH LIVE: Premier Doug Ford gives his daily COVID-19 update on June 18, 2020
BONUS: PM Justin Trudeau provides update on federal response to COVID-19
Wanted federal offender known to frequent Hamilton and Halton
Troy Haines is wanted for allegedly breaching day parole
Top court sets bar for bail breaches
Supreme Court of Canada orders new trial for man in bail-breach case
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