OTTAWA—Better testing, tracing and data sharing to track the spread of COVID-19 are more critical now as the pandemic enters a potentially risky new phase with social restrictions lifting and complacency setting in, one public health expert cautions.

Ontario dentistry regulator issues COVID-19 practice guidelines

I remember a lot of things about the two weeks I spent at Bolton Camp, just outside Toronto, when I was a kid in the 1980s.

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VANCOUVER—Anti-Asian racism has spiked since COVID-19 forced B.C. into a state of emergency in March and Vancouver police say that has driven an increase in overall hate crimes.

Financial help lacking as COVID-19 shuts courts, kills legal work, lawyers say

Quebec launches investigations into COVID-19 death of Montreal inmate

Quebec records 65 new COVID-19 deaths, 646 additional confirmed cases of the virus

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way many businesses on Concession Street are operating.

Mayor John Tory has outlined a doomsday scenario if other levels of governments don't step in to save the city financially.

Tories want Parliament declared 'essential service,' regular House sittings

Ontario reports 441 new COVID-19 cases, 28 more deaths

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Parole revoked for man who sold guns to triple killer Dellen Millard

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Police combing through footage from five security cameras at 187 Park St. S. hoping to find killer or killers

Some landlords in Toronto whose tenants are struggling to make rent after losing their jobs due to COVID-19 are exerting undue pressure for payment, advocates say, including showing up at their residences with an eviction notice or a machine to take immediate payment.

"You've got to take advantage of the situation," said Velofix owner Sean Green.

Quebec records 65 new COVID-19 deaths, 646 additional confirmed cases of the virus

Canadian peacekeeping levels hit lowest level in more than 60 years

Bread and Cheese Day celebration shifts to home delivery

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The 24-year-old was arrested May 20 and found unresponsive the next day

Six new cannabis stores are proposed for Oshawa as well as new stores for Bowmanville and Ajax.

Drug- and gun-trafficking ring in Toronto area busted: York regional police

Premier Diug Ford hosts a daily video update on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Who can refuse and stay home without their job being in peril, writes Ed Canning.

Ontario reports 441 new COVID-19 cases, 28 more deaths

Ontario’s testing for COVID-19 has fallen so far short this week that the capacity to check 46,000 people for the highly contagious virus has been wasted.

With the weather warming up, this would normally be prime season for Pappas Grill, with their Danforth Ave. patio packed with customers nibbling on grilled octopus or enjoying the flash of flame as a plate of saganaki is brought to their table.

Mosques find new ways to celebrate Eid during the COVID-19 pandemic

The 40-year-old driver of the other vehicle has been charged

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Typically, the month of Ramadan is associated with community and group worship. Muslim families eager to engage in the unique aspects of the holy month will spend the day fasting and the nights feasting and performing extra prayers at the mosque.

OTTAWA—Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government will fund provinces’ efforts to test people for COVID-19, track the contacts of those who test positive, and help different jurisdictions share data.

NewsAlert: Retail sales fell 10% in March, April expected to be worse

Now that the warmer weather has finally arrived, the Hamilton Conservation Authority is reminding outdoor enthusiasts that waterfall and escarpment areas remain closed to all users.

PM avoids promising federal inquiry into Nova Scotia shooting rampage

Ontario reports 441 new COVID-19 cases, 28 more deaths

COVID-19 is threatening to upend one of Justin Trudeau’s key environmental promises: tougher restrictions on plastics and chemicals.

One dead, two injured in early morning Montreal-area house fire

Q-and-A: More showrooms, digital mirrors among ways COVID-19 may change retail

Have you always wanted to experience the thrill of hitting the open road with an expired driver's license? Probably not, but now's your chance.

OTTAWA—Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says he’s ruling out using Canada’s intelligence agencies to help track COVID-19’s spread within the country’s borders.

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No peach sundae but festival organizers are still planning to move forward with the annual prize draw.

SIU probing death of woman at southwestern Ontario police station

Traffic will detour by Hwy. 52, Wilson Street West, Colborne Street East and Garden Avenue.