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From the department of can’t make this up.
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CSIS says proposed federal privacy reforms could hinder spy operations
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As communities across Toronto navigate the thorny task of cultivating shared gardens during COVID-19, residents in one of the city’s densest neighbourhoods are using the pandemic to reimagine how they grow food together.
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The Snowbirds aerobatics team was scheduled to make a trip from Kamloops to Vernon, B.C., on Sunday as part of Operation Inspiration during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic
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More provinces preparing to loosen COVID-19 restrictions
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Police looking into suspicious incident in downtown Simcoe
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KAMLOOPS, B.C.—A Canadian Armed Forces Snowbird plane has crashed in Kamloops, B.C.
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Russia has relaxed border restrictions for athletes and coaches in a move that will help soccer to restart in the country next month.
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While the Victoria Day weekend fireworks display at Ashbridge’s Bay may have been cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Torontonians can still celebrate the May 2-4 weekend at home with smaller fireworks displays.
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New outbreaks declared after results of province wide long term care home testing were completed.
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Public fireworks displays that traditionally mark the Victoria Day holiday have been cancelled across the GTA this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Toronto residents can still celebrate with them at home.
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Group urges Quebec to respect patients' rights during COVID-19 pandemic
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BERLIN—Bundesliga players and fans continued to adapt to the league’s empty stadium restart Sunday as defending champion Bayern Munich prepared to return to action.
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Websites and virtual activities to help get you through isolation of COVID-19. Jeff Mahoney’s suggestions
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Barring Taiwan from WHO a 'serious' health concern: Canada, U.S., allies say
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MONTREAL—A Quebec patients’ rights group is urging the province to respect the fundamental rights of seniors living in care facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Older members of the struggling Royal Canadian Legion are wondering when or if they will be able to gather again.
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HALIFAX—A Halifax research team selected to conduct the first Canadian clinical trials for a possible COVID-19 vaccine was also involved in trials that eventually led to a vaccine for the Ebola virus.
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Ontario reports 340 new COVID-19 cases, 23 new deaths related to virus
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Canadian communities and businesses to feel the pain of cruise cancellations
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As my mother triumphantly showed off the 22-lb. bag of flour she got from Food Basics, I immediately knew that pies would be in order as Ontario berries will soon be hitting the market.
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Male and female fled in vehicle
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VANCOUVER—Shayoni Mehta has only set foot outside of her residence in Pune, India, twice since March 23. Once for groceries and once for a doctor’s appointment.
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OTTAWA—Justin Trudeau will take a break on Sunday and Monday from his COVID-19 briefings to spend some long weekend time with his family at the Harrington Lake prime ministerial retreat in Gatineau, Que.
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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The cancellation of the CNE earlier this week was the last of the three great pillars of the long, hot Toronto summer to fall. With Pride and Caribana also cancelled, is it even summer in the city?
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On this long Victoria Day weekend, millions of Ontarians are enjoying a new level of freedom as the government begins to ease up on some of the coronavirus restrictions in place since early March.
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Today’s coronavirus has echoes not just of more recent pandemics but of the medieval plague, a disease of unkown origin that unleashed terrible fear and hatred. In the following excerpt from her 2015 book, “From Tolerance to Tyranny: A Cautionary Tale from Fifteenth-Century Spain”, Erna Paris narrates the European experience of the plague, known as the Black Death, in the fourteenth century.
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Like much else in life, pandemics aren’t fair. They take a larger toll on some cohorts of society than on others. Hardest hit, it will be news to no one, are typically those not favoured by fate or good fortune in the first place.
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $15.7 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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More provinces preparing to loosen COVID-19 restrictions
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For Windsor mom Tammy Leach, homeschooling her son Trevor during the COVID-19 pandemic sometimes means not doing much school work at all.
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We’re really ready to be done with COVID-19 by now. But that doesn’t mean it’s done with us.
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Evidence shows virus is almost exclusively spread by droplets, Letters, May 9
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Ontario high school teachers ratify collective agreement with province, union says
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Ontario reports 391 new COVID-19 cases, 33 new deaths
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VICTORIA—British Columbia’s top doctor is urging residents to stay close to home over the long weekend in order to mitigate transmission of COVID-19 before some businesses reopen on Tuesday.
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The public spat between owners and players over salary compensation has been stealing most of the attention lately, but the much bigger threat to the prospect of an upcoming baseball season can still be found in health and safety.
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On a summery long weekend Saturday, Norm Di Pasquale hopped on his bike and cycled in the vehicle lanes of Lake Shore Blvd.
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Confirmed coronavirus cases in the city jumped to 578; one new death reported
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Death with dignity has been a solace forsaken in the pandemic era.
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Rachel Lissner’s daily bagel with cream cheese has become a reliable part of her routine amidst the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, a comfort amidst the chaos.
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Victoria Day long weekend weather brought people outside despite ongoing COVID-19 closures and physical distancing restrictions.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is committed to more help for airlines after Air Canada announced plans to slash its workforce by at least half, but it’s unclear what that support might look like.
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Enbridge says it wants to evaluate the pandemic impact on ‘demand’ for the natural gas pipeline proposed to run across Flamborough
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic
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Trudeau sees travel between PM's 'cottages' as trips between work and home