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News‘It’s not over yet’: Why the pandemic rages on for so many
For many, COVID-19 is anything but over.
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NewsIs the COVID pandemic over? Stakes high as debate over ‘the end’ heats up2 hours ago
BusinessBad Boy bringing head office and distribution centre to Pickering as part of $70-million developmentSep 23, 2022
CrimeVIDEO: Alleged impaired driver arrested in Brampton after dramatic footage shows vehicle driving erraticallySep 23, 2022
Business'Big challenge': Honda plant in Alliston begins mass production of 2023 CR-VSep 23, 2022
NewsRescue group races against time to fly dogs into Pearson airport after being ‘blindsided’ by CFIA banSep 23, 2022
NewsCanadian Armed Forces reservist who equated COVID-19 vaccinations with ‘murder’ pleads guilty to misconductSep 22, 2022
BusinessCanada Revenue Agency sending flood of letters asking people who received both EI and CERB to pay the extra backSep 22, 2022
NewsA meteorite fell in Ontario this summer. A woman says she found it, but experts aren’t convincedSep 22, 2022
NewsMarineland drops lawsuit against Demers; walruses to be re-housedSep 21, 2022
NewsCity of Toronto pulls COVID-19 vaccine ads critics found ‘creepy’Sep 21, 2022
Events
Sun Sep 25, 2022Doors Open Windsor 2022Windsor - City | 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sun Sep 25, 2022Taking Care: Where Art Meets Wellness11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Fri Sep 30, 2022Downtown Windsor Night MarketWindsor - City | 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fri Sep 30, 2022Truth and Reconciliation WeekendEssex | 6:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Sat Oct 1, 2022Downtown Windsor Farmers’ MarketWindsor - City | 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Things to do
BooksIain Reid’s new literary thriller ‘We Spread’: Just what is going on at the Six Cedars retirement home?
About two-thirds of the way through “We Spread,” the third novel by Ottawa writer Iain Reid, the protagonist, Penny, lays out her theory of art. “(A)s I got older I started thinking that art is about different ways of seeing,”
Sep 23, 2022
BooksBlair Bigham’s new book “Death Interrupted” asks: how do we know a patient’s dead and what does that mean for care? Read an excerptSep 22, 2022
BooksToronto International Festival of Authors celebrates the ‘joy and energy’ of being back in personSep 21, 2022
BooksThe bestselling books in Canada for the week ending Sept. 24, 2022Sep 21, 2022
Opinion
Coronavirus Crisis
News‘It’s not over yet’: Why the pandemic rages on for so many
For many, COVID-19 is anything but over.
2 hours agoNewsIs the COVID pandemic over? Stakes high as debate over ‘the end’ heats up2 hours ago
NewsCanadian Armed Forces reservist who equated COVID-19 vaccinations with ‘murder’ pleads guilty to misconductSep 22, 2022
BusinessCanada Revenue Agency sending flood of letters asking people who received both EI and CERB to pay the extra backSep 22, 2022
NewsCity of Toronto pulls COVID-19 vaccine ads critics found ‘creepy’Sep 21, 2022
Life
TravelTiny towns, big creative spirit: In Newfoundland’s Bonavista Peninsula, I find makers dreaming up pieces with a sense of place
Arriving in Bonavista, N.L., feels a little like reaching the end of the world, although for Italian explorer John Cabot, landing here meant finding a whole new one (at least, for him and his crew).
Sep 23, 2022
OpinionCanadians’ net worth takes a big hitSep 23, 2022
TravelI had some of the best meals of my life deep in the ‘middle of nowhere’ in ItalySep 23, 2022
TravelThe fall colours are coming. This new Hudson Valley resort is the perfect spot to appreciate themSep 23, 2022
Money MattersWhat should Gen Z expect in a recession? We make it make senseSep 19, 2022
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