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The latest death of a Rosslyn resident came Friday. It’s not yet known when residents will be able to return to the home.
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Hamilton rally follows police-involved deaths in Canada and US
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Ontario is extending its COVID-19 residential electricity rate relief for another five months, but the fixed price will be going up by nearly three cents per kilowatt hour.
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Protesters prepare to rally in Toronto against anti-black, Indigenous racism
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Quebec reports 76 new COVID-19 deaths as new confirmed cases continue to drop
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VIENNA—The Austrian Health Ministry has approved safety conditions for Austria to host two Formula One Grand Prix races in July.
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Police called to home in north end after report of assault
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Ontario reports 323 new COVID-19 cases, 17 more deaths
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In a rarity, wandering humpback whale ends up in Montreal this weekend
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Government introducing fixed price rate starting June 1.
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Education director agrees with call for standard approach
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Smaller crowds at popular Toronto park where thousands gathered last weekend
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Excitement around reopening the economy has swept the country, but for some, the excitement is trumped by anxiety and a feeling that they’re being left behind.
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Protesters prepare to rally in Toronto against anti-black, Indigenous racism
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Is Toronto reopening for business too soon amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Ontario reports 323 new COVID-19 cases, 17 more deaths
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Tasha Swite always wanted to own her own business.
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UN sets pandemic voting rules for Canada's Security Council campaign
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Ontario to start allowing backcountry camping as COVID-19 restrictions ease
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Ontario will begin allowing campers to return to provincial parks on Monday.
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Warrant issued for Toronto shooting suspect following release of video
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Cyndi Zawada-Baker loves animals. She also loves a burger.
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As the COVID-19 “wildfire” in long-term-care facilities begins to slow, there are signs Ontario’s epidemic is shifting to a new frontier in the GTA where it could prove even harder to extinguish: workplaces, especially factories and warehouses where many workers are lower-income, racialized and precariously employed.
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Of the city’s 12 mainstream grocers, five either require or recommend the use of masks, while the remaining seven don’t have mention of it in their co
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Editor’s note: Some have termed COVID-19 “the great equalizer” because it can indiscriminately infect anyone. But the impact it has on people and families is far from equal. The Star’s Viral Inequality series looks at how people from various walks of life have seen their lives change, and, in some cases, how they’ve slipped through the safety net of government support.
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How finding a ministerial home for CMHC caused 'madness' in November
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Ontario says drive-in movie theatres are clear to reopen on Sunday
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"We are financially adrift right now," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Case management and contact tracing have come to the forefront as economies reopen and underscore our need to know exactly where cases of coronavirus
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Quebec town across from N.B. community with COVID outbreak gets testing centre
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Canadian Tara O’Neil is so close but yet so far from her American husband, Yossi Shalom.
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With possible coronavirus exposures now numbering in the hundreds as public health officials continue contact tracing, the actions of the doctor at the heart of New Brunswick’s latest COVID-19 outbreak are serving as a cautionary tale.
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VICTORIA—British Columbia announced four new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths on Friday.
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Testing for COVID-19 is being expanded across the province, including into pop-up locations in neighbourhoods experiencing high burdens of the illness.
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As public health worries about the community taking the virus less seriously, it releases factors to help people assess what poses the most risk
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For Carmine Posteraro, there is no escaping the reminders of the virus that nearly claimed his life.
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“We are very much in the shire, far from the bright lights.”
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“We are very much in the shire, far from the bright lights.”
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It’s a rainy Thursday afternoon and Peter Berbatiotis is in his Toronto Softee ice-cream truck, dropping off frozen treats at the homes of 10 or 15 would-be attendees for a child’s birthday party.
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For Carmine Posteraro, there is no escaping the reminders of the virus that nearly claimed his life.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Another $650M in COVID-19 aid bound for Indigenous communities, Miller says
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OTTAWA—In the children’s street game of war, you stand in your corner of the world, declare what turf you want to occupy, hit its fleeing leader with a stick, and lean in to redraw your desired boundaries.
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What you do is who you are as an organization, writes Jay Robb
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It feels like yesterday we were all eating in restaurants, drinking in bars, hugging one another to show we care. Or it feels like a million years ago, either way. Before COVID-19, it was certainly something we used to do.
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Large cruises banned in Canada at least until Oct. 31
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Call it a flexible response to changing information. Or just call it making it up as you go along.
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Helicopters still an option, but ambulances can provide mobile ICU level care