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The 11th annual Waterdown Oh Canada Ribfest has been cancelled for June 26-28 due to concerns about COVID-19 - and it remains uncertain if the event could be held later in the summer.
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Considering health-care staff are also most likely to be tested, is the staggering number a true reflection of the community?
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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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Grocery store cashiers, warehouse employees, delivery drivers: the workers few people talked about mere months ago (let alone exalted) are called “superheroes” today.
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How many COVID-19 recovery task forces does the city need? Andrew Dreschel writes that one will probably pass muster for now.
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This has been an unusual Ramadan for Alaa Elsayed.
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Kudos to Councillor Maureen Wilson for having the spunk to speak up. Too bad she does not have more support on council, writes Laurel Thompson.
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COVID-19 threat to First Nations, Inuit communities grows as it eases elsewhere
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Day 3 of search for 5 Canadian service members after helicopter crashes into sea
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The annual cherry blossom bloom is a popular event in Brampton, often drawing crowds of people, but this year the city is asking residents to stay home due to COVID-19 physical distancing rules.
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Push on for Conservative leadership candidates as contest resumes
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RICHMOND, B.C.—Health Canada and the RCMP have seized more than 1,500 unauthorized COVID-19 test kits from a British Columbia resident.
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The COVID-19 crisis has laid bare shortcomings in Ontario’s long-term-care system, which is tasked to look after some of our most vulnerable populations.
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With another month’s rent due, Celina Blanchard says this will probably be the last week her restaurant Lambretta Pizzeria will be operating as she can no longer afford the monthly rent of close to $13,000 she pays for the space on Roncesvalles.
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With another month’s rent due, Celina Blanchard says this will probably be the last week her restaurant Lambretta Pizzeria will be operating as she can no longer afford the monthly rent of close to $13,000 she pays for the space on Roncesvalles.
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Budget officer says federal deficit could top $252 billion
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Former NHL player Georges Laraque has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Former NHL player Georges Laraque has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Global philanthropists, experts call for COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan
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There will be a new way of doing business once things begin to reopen.
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No one signed up for this. None of us was prepared for the dramatic shift in our day-to-day “normal.” I know I did not sign up to home-school my two children; no matter how much I love them, teaching them is a whole other ballgame.
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While Hamilton recorded just four new cases Thursday, outbreaks are ongoing at 14 locations throughout the city
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The Canadian Football League should save itself.
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Parliamentary budget officer weighs costliest federal emergency aid programs
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Marco Muzzo more self-aware, unlikely to drive drunk again, parole board decides
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Fairfax Financial loses nearly US$1.3B in Q1, less than it forecast two weeks ago
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Judge rules against Quebec man accused of crimes against humanity
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Calls for a white Ottawa school board trustee to resign are growing louder a month after a Black Ottawa man accused her of berating his son while he shot hoops in a public park and publishing the interaction on Facebook along with a photo of the teen.
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Open Text plans restructuring including real estate consolidation
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Coun. Ana Bailao kept her dog in her lap — the Maltipoo she adoped after being elected because she needed unconditional love.
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Fabio Bezerra stared at the usually welcoming entrance of High Park, now blocked by barricades and police, as if he couldn’t believe his eyes.
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EDMONTON—Alberta will take its first steps toward reopening the economy beginning May 4, the province announced Thursday.
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MPs issue mandatory summons for WHO's Bruce Aylward to testify before committee
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Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And if you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back at you.
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Stelco signs eight-year deal with U.S. Steel to buy iron ore pellets from mine
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Monetary help from Bank of Canada needs to reach borrowers, Poloz says
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Police watchdog investigating fatal officer-involved shooting in Toronto
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North American stock markets fall at the start of trading, oil trades higher
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Ontario college 'optimistic' students will return to campus this fall
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Feds to ban gun used in Montreal massacre, other assault-style rifles
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Legault says politics not overriding public health in plan to reopen province
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Opioid crisis worsens during pandemic as services for drug users scale back
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Ottawa mayor orders end to ban on window visits in city nursing homes
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Ontario's French-language system teachers ratify new contract with province
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City of Toronto begins moving some homeless people from tents into apartments
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Goaltender Jack Campbell has been with the Maple Leafs for just under three months, but he can essentially lay claim to being the team’s most positive player.
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Premier Doug Ford has blasted Ottawa civic officials for a “ridiculous” prohibition on safe outdoor visits to long-term-care residents even as he slapped scores of new regulations on private businesses once they are allowed to open.
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Ontario reports 459 new COVID-19 cases and a record 86 more deaths
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Early Thursday morning, Eva Kadloo woke up to the telephone ringing. It was her aunt, telling her someone in their tiny, fly-in community of Pond Inlet, Nunavut, had COVID-19.