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• North Bay police receive multiple reports of women being followed
• Air Canada set to return to North Bay
• Motorist searches for moose they hit with their vehicle, ends up lost in northern Ontario woods overnight
• North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre breaks ground for new transitional housing project
• North Bay parents speak out for disabled son who’s been ‘skipped over’ in vaccine rollout
• West Nipissing cleanup group says litter problem is getting worse

• Seniors programs in Sault Ste. Marie receive federal funding
• Sault police arrest armed robbery suspect
• Sault Ste. Marie pledges to go plastic-free
• Elliot Lake resident wins $199,109 Lottario prize
• Spring break activities hard to come by during provincial stay-at-home order
• Sault supply teacher charged with sex assault on student under age 16

• Winter weather travel advisory issued for parts of northern Ontario
• There will be jobs this summer, Timmins chamber assures students
• Gardeners in Timmins help demystify the practice of composting
• Passenger vehicle involved in collision south of Matheson, Ont.
• Timmins child sexual abuse survivor says the crime can be preventable with the right education
• COVID-19 vaccination clinics underway at Living Space Homeless shelter in Timmins

Ottawa

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  BREAKING

  Ontario sets single day record for COVID-19 cases; 342 new cases in Ottawa
• Ottawa's COVID situation ‘the worst that it’s been to date’
• Ottawa Public Health considers capacity limits, mandatory masks for park amenities this summer

Barrie

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  BREAKING

  Ontario breaks daily COVID-19 record with more than 4,700 new cases
• Retro-style Barrie, Ont. house with over 150 showings and 32 offers sells $250,000 above asking
• 'This third wave is nothing like we've seen before and perhaps never wanted to imagine'

Toronto

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  Ontario says a COVID-19 field hospital is expected to take patients this month
• 78-year-old woman dead after multi-vehicle crash on Hwy. 401
• Canadian home sales, prices surge to new record in March

Montreal

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  One quarter of Quebecers vaccinated as province adds 1,513 new cases
• Recalled masks were worn by thousands of Quebec kids; feds say import rule wasn't followed
• Quebec premier clarifies mask-wearing requirement after pressure from opposition

London

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  Virtual learning could continue to end of school year: TVDSB
• Some businesses voluntarily close as Grey-Bruce residents told to stay home for 48 hours
• What regional hospitals have learned from the pandemic

Vancouver

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  'Waste of time': B.C. families push for changes as Police Act is examined
• COVID-19's spread in B.C.: Modelling update coming from top health officials
• Injured humpback whale spotted off Vancouver; warning issued to local boaters

Calgary

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  Shift to at-home learning approved for Grades 7 to 12 in Calgary area school districts
• Calgary Flames arena deal on thin ice after team asks for $70M more from city: sources
• 'Obviously racist': MLA Dang says UCP staffers followed anti-Asian parody account

Saskatoon

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  Meeting minutes show uphill battle Saskatoon condo board faces in trying to rehabilitate troubled building
• Saskatoon lab predicted variant spike in sewage study
• Some COVID-19 long-haulers reporting improved symptoms after being vaccinated

Vancouver Island

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  Rare sighting has Vancouver Island birders aflutter
• Vancouver Island adds 64 new COVID-19 cases
• Victoria man launches appeal after being charged sales tax for car he purchased in Alberta years ago

Edmonton

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  'Ahead By A Century' cover by Alta. musician shines light on 'the kinds of love we need to really live'
• COVID-19 in Alberta: 8 more deaths as province adds more than 1K cases for 8th straight day
• Edmonton weather for April 15: Nice through Saturday but Sunday goes sideways

Winnipeg

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  'A tax year like we’ve never seen before': Survey shows Canadians are preparing for complicated tax year
• Peter Nygard extradition hearing to take place in November
• Canada's vaccine hoarding will prolong the pandemic globally, experts say

Canada

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  BREAKING

  Ontario breaks daily COVID-19 record with more than 4,700 new cases
• This Canadian doctor is treating COVID-19 patients in Bolivia, where hospitals are full
• One quarter of Quebecers vaccinated as province adds 1,513 new cases

Entertainment

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  Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez announce breakup in new statement
• 'The Bachelor' star Colton Underwood comes out as gay
• Facing the music: Summer concert festival organizers see no path ahead in pandemic

World

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  Liz Cheney says she won't support Trump if he runs in 2024
• U.S. House panel votes to advance slavery reparations bill first inroduced in 1989
• Senior royals to skip uniforms at Prince Philip's funeral

Health

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  CDC reports 5,800 COVID-19 infections in fully vaccinated Americans
• Granddaughters of women exposed to DDT now face increased health risks: study
• Front-line workers warn that B.C.'s opioid crisis is only getting worse

Politics

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  Conservatives plan to introduce $20-per-tonne carbon price in climate plan
• Appeals court upholds Canada-U.S. asylum-seeker agreement
• Feds plan to push ahead with J&J vaccine procurement despite U.S. pause

Autos

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  Toyota recalls Venza SUVs to fix air bag wiring problem
• Mind the bump: Pregnant women cautioned about driving over speed bumps
• Magna plans to expand manufacturing in North America to focus on EVs