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It all began with a thought, one of millions of musings from individuals around the globe who hope to make the world a little brighter, more palatable in their own neighbourhoods while we are in COVID-19’s grip.
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WHITBY—A Whitby mom is upset that she’s been ordered by her landlord to get rid of the trampoline she recently installed to keep her children occupied while they’re stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In England, a 19-year-old died in hospital in late March, following a suicide attempt. She was “deeply affected by the pandemic” and felt she “could no longer cope,” according to media reports.
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Curry was captured after the raid on Dieppe on Aug. 19, 1942.
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The 72-year-old patient came in on a stretcher, his chest rising and falling as he struggled to fill his lungs. When Monique Visser saw him, she knew it didn’t look right.
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Loto-Quebec to reopen some retail lottery sale terminals beginning Monday
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OTTAWA –In late February Jerry Glubisz picked up a nasty bug going around in his Vancouver office. High fever, brutal cough and unrelenting fatigue.
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It may not feel like it, but yes, it’s officially the weekend. And what better way to liven up the stay-home vibes than with a dance party playlist?
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Quebec fashion designer Mathieu Caron launches line of masks inspired by Olympic skaters
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OPP warning the public of the dangers of Fentanyl
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COLOGNE, GERMANY—Cologne’s players are continuing to train despite the three positive tests for coronavirus at the club that have unsettled the German soccer league’s restart plans.
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Police say alligator sighting in Brampton pond turned out to be beaver
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'I make my own environment beautiful," Toronto woman says of life in a shelter
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The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Cyclist killed in hit-and-run near western edge of Brampton
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COVID-19 shutdown impacts Ontario Health program to provide funding for assistive devices
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Justin Trudeau’s government has finally cracked down on guns — not despite the pandemic, but because of it.
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When the “Do Your Part. Stay Apart” signs appeared in Toronto parks with three geese being the recommended distance, it was a relief from the punishing tone and actions the city of Toronto has taken since COVID-19 came to town. The geese represent trust and permission, not punishment.
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Conflicting advice from rival health officials to shell-shocked politicians, shortages of pandemic supplies, and a sluggish start are largely to blame for Ontario’s failings on COVID-19 testing, the Star has determined.
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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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For all of us, the arrival of COVID-19 — and the threat of its insidious spread — has upended daily life.
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As a family doctor working in East Toronto, I care for about a thousand people, but during this COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve been worrying most about my older patients.
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Commercial break-ins are way up, while most traffic violations — except speeding — are down
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Prairie ticket holder wins Friday night's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot
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I have it on good authority that operators are being put at risk, because there is so much joyriding going on right now, writes John Adam.
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Like countless other unsung heroes emerging during the COVID-19 pandemic, Brooke Sass just wanted to help out.
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PM, ministers, Tam take break from daily updates on COVID-19 pandemic
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The City of Brampton’s backyard vegetable garden program offering free seeds and soil to help out food banks during the COVID-19 pandemic has seen more than 11,000 residents apply.
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Since COVID-19 caught up with Canada, no government decision has been quite as controversial as the bid by Quebec Premier François Legault to take the lead on the rest of the country by reopening part of his province’s school system later this month.
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The Stoney Creek nursing home was the site of the city’s first COVID-19 outbreak, and was criticized for how it communicated with families and staff.
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The Hamilton Spectator was nominated for coverage of the Sewergate leak
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The Globe and Mail wins leading eight National Newspaper Awards at virtual ceremony
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Information is years out of date, raising questions about what role oversight has played in the spread of COVID-19 in seniors’ homes
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Jeremy Dobski feels as if he’s been preparing for this pandemic his whole life.
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COVID-19 threat to First Nations, Inuit communities grows as it eases elsewhere
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What should Hamilton do about tent cities during COVID-19? “You can’t just tell them to move on again and again”
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REGINA—Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer says a rapidly spreading outbreak of COVID-19 in a remote northern community is concerning.
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Constellation increasing stake in Canopy Growth after exercising warrants
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In case you missed it, Doug Ford lost his place the other day when his Teleprompter failed to cue him up. Uh-oh.
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If the engine of the virus that causes COVID-19 is an enzyme that needs regular gas, Remdesivir is diesel.
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Homeowners protest ‘excessive’ rule that bars them from visiting their own property
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COVID-19 outbreaks in 23 First Nations prompting concerns
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After carefully monitoring the city’s new “BloomCam” for 24 hours, a spoiler alert: you may kill yourself due to crushing boredom long before the cherry trees blossom in High Park.
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When Artemisia Gentileschi was rediscovered, her paintings of the blood-chilling tale of Judith killing Holofernes made people gasp, writes Regina Hag
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The Alberta government is launching a new app to help bolster its efforts in tracking down people who have been exposed to COVID-19.
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Four face assault charges after being asked to respect physical distancing in Ottawa
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April auto sales plummet into 'uncharted territory' with 75% drop
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Trudeau announces ban on 1,500 types of 'military-style' guns
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North American stocks open trading lower, oil price continues to move up