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Dr. Tam says pandemic measures may last for 2-3 years, even with vaccine
Canada’s chief public health officer says people should not expect the coronavirus vaccine to act as a “silver bullet” that will end the pandemic.
Alberta signs agreement with Ottawa cutting major environmental monitoring of oilsands
An agreement has just been reached between Alberta and the federal government that will result in a major decrease in environmental monitoring of the oilsands.
Ford says 10-person social circles will likely remain in place until new year
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that the current 10 person cap on social circles will likely be in place until the new year at least.
Toronto sees multiple shootings over long weekend
Between Friday and Monday, there were at least 12 incidents involving gun violence resulting in two deaths and three injuries.
Biden campaign pushes back VP nod yet again as allies 'waging war' against Kamala Harris
Joe Biden’s presidential campaign reportedly will not be announcing a running mate for the presumptive Democratic nominee this week.
Woman throws hot coffee on unmasked man, fist fight breaks out
An altercation turned into a fist fight outside of a coffee shop in California after a woman threw hot coffee on a man who was not wearing a mask.
Eskimo Joe's says it will not change name or logo following online petition
Eskimo Joe’s in Oklahoma says it does not intend to make changes to its logo or name after a petition began online calling for the restaurant to drop them.
Global coronavirus cases jump one million in four days, bringing total above 18 million
COVID-19 cases jumped by another million in just four days, bringing the global total past 18 million as of Monday.
Jewish special needs student brutally assaulted with a rock to the head in Brooklyn
A brutal attack took place on Wednesday in New York as a man attacked a special needs student at the Hebrew Academy for Special Children in Brooklyn.
Police release photo of suspect vehicle connected to fatal shooting in Vaughan
An image of a vehicle connected to a fatal Vaughan shooting was released by police on Sunday afternoon.
Two in custody, two sought in Toronto carjacking
Toronto Police have two men in custody following a car chase that took place after a carjacking on Monday.
'COVID Alert' app facing criticism over download requirements
The "COVID Alert" app is facing criticism for certain download requirements after being released by the federal government on Friday.
Critics upset as scholar is appointed to WHO coronavirus panel after controversial opinions on virus
Cass Sunstein has just been appointed to the WHO's coronavirus panel and some are critical of the decision due to his previous opinions on the virus.
WATCH: Toronto man not wearing mask freaks out over other man not wearing mask in Pizza Pizza, destroys display
A Pizza Pizza customer in Toronto recently expressed his anger by smashing a glass pizza display.
No NHL players kneel during anthems this week, show 'unity supporting equality' in their own way
As the ongoing trend of kneeling during national anthems in professional sports continues, NHL players showed their support in a different way.
