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City of Brampton bylaw officers are still handing out several fines to residents and businesses flaunting physical distancing regulations aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19.
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MONTREAL—A couple of weeks ago, former Montreal Canadiens tough guy Georges Laraque was running five or six days a week as he trained for a marathon.
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The NHL could face another hurdle if the league decides to continue the 2019-20 season in the near future — getting non-Canadian resident players across the border to join their respective teams.
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Man dead in Scarborough neighbourhood shooting late Saturday
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Regional law enforcement agencies tweet scofflaws and fender-benders
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Council's decision will see 40 properties elevated from being on the heritage inventory to being registered to prevent immediate demolition.
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Rapid test for COVID-19 recalled after Health Canada expresses concerns
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Ottawa is investing $240 million to boost access to primary health care and mental health services online and an additional $175 million in support for a Vancouver-based company working toward a vaccine for COVID-19.
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OTTAWA—A rapid test developed for COVID-19 has experienced a setback.
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HALIFAX—The famed Snowbirds aerobatics team is flying over Nova Scotia communities today in an effort to remember lost comrades in a naval helicopter crash and to lift the spirits of a province struggling after a mass shooting.
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With many convocations postponed or cancelled, the Star asked some prominent people receiving honorary degrees to give the speech they would have given in the current climate.
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Feds investing in online health-care, Vancouver company studying COVID-19
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The Spectator spoke with two Hamilton students making difficult decisions at a pivotal time in their lives. COVID-19 is throwing a wrench into everyon
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Lawsuits over COVID-19 handling in nursing homes raise questions about standard of care
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New apps emerge amid COVID-19 to tackle gripes with popular delivery services
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Rabak was killed early Saturday morning after the motorcycle he was driving left the road and crashed into a hydro pole
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When thunder and seagulls just don’t do the trick
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VANCOUVER—The waters off the coast of British Columbia are quiet these days. So quiet, the whales don’t have to shout to be heard over the loud hum of noise we humans make with our boats.
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We’ve given over this space this week to Raptors general manager Bobby Webster to give him a chance to answer questions directly from Star readers.
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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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Chiefs concerned about mental health impacts of COVID-19 in their First Nations
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At the end of her life, my grandmother liked to listen to Vera Lynn. They were the same songs she listened to when she was welding destroyers as a young woman in Southampton during the war, when her hometown was bombed during the Blitz. Every day Vera Lynn would remind her that there would always be an England, that there would be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover, and that they would meet again. Vera never offered timelines. She just said that it would happen some “sunny day.”
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With many convocations postponed or cancelled, the Star asked some prominent people receiving honorary degrees to give the speech they would have given in the current climate.
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André Valleteau isn’t sure if he should count himself lucky, but he does feel a little safer than most of us.
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $7 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Model emphasizes quickly rehousing homeless men and subsequently providing them ongoing resources
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Civil service saw COVID-19 benefit programs as 'Dunkirk'-style rescue effort
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Man killed in ultralight plane crash into southern Georgian Bay
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LONDON—Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson said plans were being made in the event of his death while he was being treated for COVID-19 in hospital.
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ST. JOHN’S, N.L.—Images of grandparents hugging their grandkids for the first time in weeks flooded social media this week after officials in Newfoundland and Labrador announced that residents can expand their circle to include one other household.
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EDMONTON—The sound of golf clubs slicing through the air is only interrupted by the phone ringing off the hook.
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VICTORIA—Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry is urging continued vigilance even as British Columbia prepares to begin loosening restrictions in response to COVID-19 next week.
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Owen Brady got up early last Sunday morning, strapped on his workout gear and went for a long bike ride.
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Opposition parties take different tacks to make their marks during COVID-19 crisis
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MUSKOKA—In his regular update to the media on Friday, Dr. Charles Gardner, the chief medical officer of health for the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit covered some areas of concern as he wrapped up his sixth week of dealing with the pandemic.
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The NFL intends to play its 2020 season, and the league will release its full schedule this week, perhaps as early as Wednesday, to reinforce that.
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Publishers want Facebook, Google to share ad revenues amid COVID-19 declines
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MOSCOW—The number of people confirmed to have caught the novel coronavirus in Russia has risen by 9,623, the highest 24-hour jump since the pandemic reached the country, officials said on Saturday.
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Third personal support worker dies in Ontario in as many weeks: health-care union
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Quebec adds 114 more COVID-19 deaths on Saturday, bringing provincial tally to 2,136
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City will review local events scheduled for after July 2.
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A coronavirus outbreak among clients in an emergency shelter could be particularly dangerous because many vulnerable people have poor health
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SHERBROOKE—Despite the global pandemic, plans to turn Port Hilford into North America’s first public sanctuary for beluga whales is “moving forward,” the project’s California-based organizers confirm.
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Doug Ford takes aim at Trudeau government's gun control measures
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The City of Hamilton’s public health unit said all three positive cases were asymptomatic.
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There’s a memory that sticks out in my mind of when I was young new immigrant in Canada.
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MONTREAL—A Quebec fashion designer has launched a limited edition of high-end designer masks inspired by the costumes of professional figure skaters he typically dresses.
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Three stabbing victims in critical condition in Mississauga, suspect arrested
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Customers shopping at Longo’s grocery stores will be required to cover their faces starting Monday.