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Etobicoke restaurant owner Adam Skelly issued a plea on social media for a locksmith and others to help him in Etobicoke.

As coronavirus cases surge again nationwide the Supreme Court late Wednesday barred New York from enforcing certain limits on attendance at churches and synagogues in areas designated as hard hit by the virus.

The university denies the student’s allegations that it failed to provide mental health accommodations. A national review of post-secondary student mental health complaints shows steep odds against students’ success, an investigation by the Toronto Star and the Investigative Journalism Bureau has found.

Both buildings are part of an ongoing redevelopment plan to integrate CAMH into one campus on Queen Street West and build a vision for what the future of mental health care could look like — with recovery in mind.

While overall sales continue to be strong, the pandemic has delayed some building approvals and slowed immigration, a key driver of housing demand in the Toronto area.

‘The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the KSF Group facing unexpected and staggering financial difficulties,” co-owner Peter Tsebelis said in an affidavit filed in Ontario Superior Court.

Learning loss, ease of turning to online learning puts end to unexpected time off because of inclement weather for many boards.

Community Fridges Toronto is looking for a new Parkdale fridge location after landlord of Black Diamond Vintage threatened with fine.

Canadians might be slightly behind America when a vaccine is distributed. How can we avoid this next time?

City council voted to ask Toronto’s COVID-19 Immunization Task Force to promote the safety and efficacy of vaccinations.

Ahead of a U.S. holiday devoted to reflecting on blessings and expressing gratitude, President-elect Joe Biden aimed for something more sentimental, a song of wishful thinking. It was certainly a stark contrast to what’s become normal in American politics, Edward Keenan writes.

Seven Ontario Provincial Police detectives are now investigating the alleged $11 million theft of provincial COVID-19 relief funds.

The Canada Revenue Agency disclosed the information in response to questions from NDP MP Matthew Green, who argues the lack of criminal investigations means the Liberal government needs to do more to crack down on tax evasion.

Flynn is the second Trump associate convicted in the Russia probe to be granted clemency by the president.

Until yesterday, despite cases rising and out-numbering bigger provinces, Albertans were free to dine out, shop and gather in groups even as Ontario went into lockdown and other provinces tightened restrictions. Alex Boyd, a Toronto Star reporter in Calgary, joins This Matters to explain what’s going on in Alberta, what the new measures mean and what the consequences might be for Albertans as the provincial government tries to balance public opinion, politics and a pandemic.

Doug Ford said public health experts are urging people to celebrate Christmas only with members of their own households, especially in the lockdown zones of Toronto and Peel.

Millions of Americans pressed ahead with their holiday plans amid skyrocketing COVID-19 deaths, hospitalizations and confirmed infections across the U.S.

Argentine soccer great Diego Maradona has died

The restaurant was closed Tuesday afternoon by Dr. Eileen De Villa orders under the provincial Health Protection and Promotion Act after it opened for indoor dining earlier in the day.

Those conclusions and more were in a special report Wednesday from auditor general Bonnie Lysyk, who found Ontario lagged other provinces on key fronts such as protecting nursing home residents and migrant farm workers.