LACKIE: We're all in this together ... again
Here we go again. Lockdown 2.0.It’s not that we didn’t see this coming — it was almost a forgone conclusion, particularly if you’ve been paying attention to the virus’ trajectory ...
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Columnists CHAUDHRI: Employers boost remote productivity but warn working from home won’t last forever
Tech giants like Facebook, Google and Amazon were early leaders on facilitating remote work for their employees en masse in the first days of the pandemic. -
Ontario How will Canadians pay for costly pandemic?
With vaccines in sight, governments at all levels will soon focus on their pandemic-ravaged budgets.Large tax hikes aren’t likely before an economic rebound and federal election. -
Columnists OPINION: Ontario’s got 99 problems and ranked ballots ain’t one
2020 has been a very hard year.The COVID-19 pandemic has caused more than 3,400 deaths in our province, led to thousands of lost jobs, and created hardships in the lives ... -
Columnists BONOKOSKI: What doesn’t kill you can supposedly make you stronger
For those still too nervous to buy green bananas, the notion that we won’t be getting the COVID-19 vaccine until the end of 2021 is not exactly reassuring. -
Ontario LOCKED DOWN: Pandemic deja vu for Toronto, Peel
Ontario is locking down its two COVID-19 hotspots of Toronto and Peel Region in a return to many of the strict measures experienced in the spring. -
Columnists LILLEY: Toronto and Peel shut down for another 28 days
Well, don’t say we didn’t warn you, the lockdown for Toronto that Premier Doug Ford telegraphed on Wednesday became reality on Friday. -
Toronto & GTA LEVY: Families heartbroken as long-term care home devastation 'worse' in second wave
Out of desperation, Toronto resident Elly Miller went to her 99-year-old mom’s long-term care home a few weeks ago and practically had to break in order to see her.
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Provincial Province reports 1,589 new COVID-19 cases, spread at 'critical point'
By Aedan HelmerOntario Heath Minister Christine Elliott said the spread of COVID-19 “has reached a critical point” in the province, with 1,589 new confirmed cases reported Monday, including 535 cases in ... -
Provincial Alberta reports new one-day record Sunday with 1,584 new COVID-19 cases
As Albertarecorded a newrecord for single-day COVID-19 cases, the fifth one in a week, Albertans are left wondering what next steps to take when it comes to new restrictions. -
Provincial WARMINGTON: Toronto's finest come to baby's aid
This was Toronto’s best at their best, while facing the worst.It was a life-saving effort of a tiny baby boy last Wednesday that involved all levels of Toronto’s amazing first ... -
News COVID-19: Ontario sees a one-day record high of 1,588 new cases, 21 more deaths
Ontario recorded a new single-day peak of 1,588 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 21 more people who died from the disease in the previous day, the province announced Saturday ... -
Provincial Five deadly overdoses linked to Fentanyl distributed in Toronto
Five recent deadly drug overdoses are believed to be linked to Fentanyl distributed in Cabbagetown.Toronto Police say emergency crews responded to the area of Bleeker St. -
News New report backs effort to resurrect Alberta's wildfire rappel program, say advocates
A group of firefighters trained to rappel into the front line of a wildfire is calling on the government to reverse program cuts after a report recommended Alberta invest in ... -
Provincial OPP shut down illegal $80M cannabis operation in Leamington
The organized crime enforcement bureau of OPP say they seized more than 75,000 cannabis plants and 2,400 kilograms of processed cannabis from a greenhouse -
Provincial 'Why would you leave a 104-year-old in a room with a COVID-positive person?'
An Ottawa woman is looking for answers after her 104-year-old mother was left in her room at Extendicare Starwood for 48 hours with a COVID-positive roommate. -
Toronto & GTA WATCH: Grinch caught on video stealing Christmas decorations from Toronto home
Talk about a neighbourhood grinch.A couple is still in shock after their Minion inflatable Christmas decorations were swiped on the evening on Nov. -
Provincial Human trafficking suspect caught while allegedly attempting to flee Ontario
A human trafficking suspect, who was arrested at Toronto Pearson airport Thursday, is accused of trying to flee the province with his alleged victim.
