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HealthYahoo News CanadaClassroom or home? What to consider before sending your child back to school
School boards are seeking confirmation from parents as to whether their child will be in the classroom or learning from home, and it's a difficult choice.
HealthYahoo News CanadaCoronavirus cases in Canada: More than 4,600 active patients, 9,000 deaths nationwide
Here’s a list of the confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Canada.
NewsYahoo News CanadaOnline learning at full tuition? Uncertainty clouds return to post-secondary
Universities are keeping tuition at the same levels despite many classes moving online, and students aren't happy.
NewsYahoo News CanadaBack to school plans for students across Canada in the age of COVID-19
Provinces are releasing their back-to-school plans for students ahead of the September 2020 return to the classroom.
NewsYahoo News CanadaCOVID-19 in Canada: B.C. cases on concerning 'upward trajectory', Ontario's chief medical officer 'recommends' return to school
The latest COVID-19 updates from Canadian officials, health experts and politicians.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Maybe you can’t speak or read English': Toronto woman hit with anti-Asian remarks for sitting in school yard
A Filipina-Canadian woman who was sitting on the grounds of a public school during summer holidays was berated by a white woman claiming to be a teacher.
NewsYahoo News CanadaHow Canadians can help in the wake of the Lebanon explosion
Lebanon is reeling after a massive explosion erupted at the central port in the capital city of Beirut. These charities are supporting relief efforts.
HealthYahoo News CanadaStudy narrows which seats on a train put you most at risk of COVID-19
A recently published study shows that where and how long you sit on a commuter train could impact your chances of contracting COVID-19.
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A timeline of every COVID-19 case in Canada throughout July 16-31
Here’s a list of the confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Canada.
NewsYahoo News Canada'I did absolutely nothing to influence': PM Trudeau says he 'pushed back' on decision to fund WE Charity
In a 90 minute testimony before the House of Commons finance committee Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stressed that the public service determined that the Canada Student Service Grant could only be run with WE Charity as the third-party company administering program, or it could not move forward at all.
NewsYahoo News Canada'It’s actually quite astonishing': The most dangerous hand sanitizer mistakes
Months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada's poison centres have reported worrisome trends relating to hand sanitizers.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Reckless behaviour is expensive': Brampton residents face $100,000 fine for throwing a 200-guest party during COVID-19 times
According to police, a Brampton house party had over 200 people show up, with little to no social distancing being practiced.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'I don’t subscribe to the romance of the movie theatre': Jay Baruchel’s new horror flick gets unconventional Canadian premiere
While the world may be in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, that still isn’t enough to stifle Canadian actor and filmmaker Jay Baruchel’s excitement as his horror film, "Random Acts of Violence," is finally being released to the general public after about 10 years of work.
HealthYahoo News CanadaA timeline of every COVID-19 case in Canada throughout July 2-15
As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread around the world, Canadians are increasingly concerned about their health and safety.
HealthYahoo News CanadaOnly half of Canadians think communities will take a second wave seriously
Half of Canadians are confident their communities would take a second lockdown seriously if another wave of COVID-19 hit later this year.
NewsYahoo News CanadaCalgary man charged after spitting on woman, using racial slur
An Alberta woman was spit on and called a racial slur by a man in a local park. He has now been arrested and charged.
NewsYahoo News CanadaDecades-long study shows decline in loon chicks in Ontario
Over the past four decades, the number of chicks that pairs of loons have produced on Ontario's lakes has steadily declined.
NewsYahoo News Canada'...Applied classes were seen as the dumb kids': Education, youth advocates respond to Ontario's 'discriminatory' streaming system
Last week, the Ontario government announced it would be ending Grade 9 streaming into applied and academic courses, beginning with math in the 2021-2022 school year.
NewsYahoo News CanadaMask exception cards spark controversy
Cards are being created by groups in Canada that say they are exempt from wearing a mask, but the cards have no legal bearing.
HealthYahoo News CanadaOntario reopening: Ottawa, Kingston and other parts of Ontario can move into Stage 3 on Friday
The Ontario government has announced parts of the province will be able to move into Stage 3 of reopening on Friday.
LifestyleYahoo News CanadaTeenager creates free virtual space camp for kids
After his biophysics internship was cancelled due to COVID-19, this teenager set his sights helping kids who also love outer space.
PoliticsYahoo News CanadaU.S. departure from WHO another 'big headache for Canada'
The U.S is no stranger to departing major global organizations, but the ramifications of this particular exit could spell costly for current member nations, including their closest ally in Canada. Â
NewsYahoo Canada Original Videos5 everyday terms rooted in racism
As the conversation around Black lives continues to evolve, linguists are now taking a hard look at common words used today and how their meanings are rooted in racism.
NewsYahoo News CanadaAbused duckling rescued from lake, given permanent home
A little ducking named Mumble has a loud story to tell.
NewsYahoo News CanadaRare baby white rhino makes debut at Zurich Zoo
The Zurich Zoo has obtained a rare animal during the COVID-19 pandemic.
