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An influx of outdoor activity could spell a slightly more aggressive tick season, says the city’s vector-borne diseases unit
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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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Two teenagers charged in shooting death of Toronto tow truck driver
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Local politicians have harsh words for family’s handling of deadly care home outbreak
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New guidelines for COVID-19 testing in Durham mean anyone with symptoms will receive a swab, say officials from Lakeridge Health, and that will lead to a better understanding of what hospitals can expect as they resume more services.
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OTTAWA—In politics as in life trust is hard to earn, but here’s another lesson courtesy of the pandemic: trust can be rebuilt.
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Councillors Terry Whitehead and Maureen Wilson square off over news that bike-share service is shutting down, writes Andrew Dreschel.
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Students have lost roughly a third of their school year. That will have consequences unless we buy them more class time, writes Scott Radley.
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Doug Ford’s real strength as a politician is the big-guy bluster, the I’m-fed-up. The premier has employed it during the coronavirus pandemic more than once. No price gouging! Ease up, landlords! More testing! That last one has been a recurring feature in the last couple months.
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As Ontario begins to reopen and works to contain the spread of COVID-19, one aspect of the fight has proved troublingly evasive.
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Testing wastewater could give early warning of second wave of COVID-19
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Canadian peacekeeping levels hit lowest level in more than 60 years
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PM faces question: how will feds help ramp up COVID-19 testing, contact tracing
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He’s ‘missed the sound of the golf balls.’ What I have missed is not seeing or touching my husband in a long-term-care home for 10 weeks, writes Sonya
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Two Toronto city councillors are hoping to get a bike lane running down University Avenue established as part of the city’s response to COVID-19, while a third warns now is not the time to be implementing potentially costly and disruptive new projects.
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Dog parks in Hamilton are open and Burlington dog parks are expected to be open by end of day Friday.
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Trudeau pledges help to increase COVID-19 testing in Ontario and Quebec
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Globe publisher says print advertising revenues headed for 'accelerated decline'
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Conservatives disqualify Karahalios from leadership race a second time
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Anti-racism should be part of Canada’s response to COVID-19 in light of the surge of hate crimes across the country during the pandemic, says an opposition MP.
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Phillip Monson stands in line wearing an old man mask over his surgical mask at the Dollarama Store and Main and Walnut.
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Conservatives disqualify Karahalios from leadership race a second time
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A shuttered hotel in Toronto’s Beach neighbourhood is now a temporary shelter for homeless single women.
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Rights groups say Montreal inmate's COVID-19 death highlights need for action
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James Harden isn’t quite ready to resume the season just yet.
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No criminal charges have been laid after resident was mistakenly left alone in the evacuated home for 18 hours
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Evan Siddall has dared to go where his fellow regulators won’t.
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Brothers Nigel, right, and Philip Luke play a collection of jazz pieces on the front steps of their family home on Undermount Avenue as part of Kirkendall Sound & Music.
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CERB-like mechanism could help country respond to future economic shocks: Poloz
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Quebec day camps to operate as of late June with COVID-19 distancing measures
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Canada's UN envoy mounts final push for Security Council seat amid pandemic
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Ontario cancels plan to build new courthouse in Halton Region
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower at the start of trading, U.S. markets gain
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You do not honour Cpt. Jennifer Casey by killing the thing she loved.
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Trudeau promises $75M more for off-reserve Indigenous services in pandemic
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The 2020 Winona Peach Festival is the latest major event in Hamilton to be cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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When Toronto hair salons are given the all-clear to reopen, Tyler Moore knows his three Parlour Salon locations will be full.
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Twenty-eight soldiers test positive for COVID-19 after working in care homes
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Unsold book returns in coming weeks could be another blow for publishers
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Ontario reports 413 new COVID-19 cases, 31 more deaths
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While some Torontonians yearn for life outside their homes during the COVID-19 lockdown, Mark Slapinski and his neighbours at a St. James Town highrise are finally able to once again relish the comfort of their apartments almost two years after being displaced by a fire.
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Judge who took on temporary deanship of law school cleared of wrongdoing
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OTTAWA—Close to 30 military personnel working in long-term-care homes have tested positive for COVID-19, the Armed Forces revealed Thursday.
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Adrian Cheung talks to Toronto Star’s Queen’s Park reporter Kristin Rushowy on the cancellation of the remainder of in-person classes in Ontario’s schools and what comes next. Everything from students’ mental health, how classes might look in the fall based on other jurisdictions, and labour relations is discussed.
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Ontario woman wins bid to sue Roman Catholic diocese, again, over sexual abuse
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Quebec day camps to operate as of late June with COVID-19 distancing measures
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COVID-19 economic slowdown has cut air pollution in Canadian cities
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Feds to announce additional pandemic funding for off-reserve Indigenous People
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Trudeau addresses growing frustration with airlines over refund policies