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HealthYahoo News CanadaCanada's COVID-19 cases: Quebec reports 698 infections; Manitoba sees its second largest spike
The latest developments from Canada on Sept. 26, relating to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide.
HealthYahoo News CanadaCanada's COVID-19 cases: Manitoba’s largest school outbreak worsens; Quebec reports most new infections since May
The latest developments from Canada on Sept. 25, relating to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases nationwide.
NewsYahoo News CanadaGreen Party candidate Meryam Haddad fights back into leadership race
Meryam Haddad, a Green Party of Canada (GPC) candidate who got expelled from the leadership race, has successfully appealed the ruling.
HealthYahoo News CanadaCanada's COVID-19 cases: Alberta's top doc doesn't agree with Trudeau's assessment; Ontario, Quebec report more than 140 new school infections
The latest developments from Canada on Sept. 24, relating to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases.
NewsYahoo News CanadaCOVID-19 in Canada: Ontario closes strip club, restricts operations at restaurants, bars and clubs
The latest COVID-19 updates from Canadian officials, health experts and politicians.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Canada is at a crossroads': Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offers stern COVID-19 warning in rare television address
rime Minister Justin Trudeau is making an address to Canadians this evening, following Gov. Gen. Julie Payette’s speech from the throne as the the COVID-19 pandemic persists.
HealthYahoo News CanadaCoronavirus cases in Canada: Ontario reports fewer than 400 new cases for first time this week; Quebec surge continues
Here’s a list of the confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Canada.
NewsYahoo News CanadaWhat you need to know about getting a high-dose flu shot this season
Canadians continue to hear about the importance of getting the influenza vaccine this year as the healthcare system prepares to tackle COVID-19, the flu and other respiratory viruses, but everyone should consider getting the vaccination as soon as possible.
NewsYahoo News CanadaToronto teachers, parents still in the dark the day before online learning begins
Teacher and parents of students in the Toronto District School Board were left wondering Monday night what class on Tuesday would look like, and how they'd connect.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'I wanted to make a film for my 12-year-old self:' David Oyelowo's directorial debut brings back fantasy in 'The Water Man'
David Oyelowo was “spitting chips” angry before he took on the role of director, as well as actor, in the Oprah Winfrey-backed film The Water Man, part of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) lineup.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'You tend to believe and accept that you're invisible:' Three Canadian women pushing for more diverse, inclusive filmmaking
The Toronto International Film Festival may be approaching its end but Canadian women in film are continuing to speak up about the importance of diverse, inclusive and representative filmmaking in Canada and beyond, highlighted through RBC's Women in Film series.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'I want people to feel empathy:' Reid Miller steals the spotlight from Mark Wahlberg in heartbreaking 'Good Joe Bell'
Good Joe Bell may have A-list stars like Mark Wahlberg and Connie Britton, but it’s the film’s young lead, Reid Miller, who steals the spotlight with a heartbreaking, intoxicating portrayal of the late Jadin Bell.
ScienceYahoo News CanadaKiller whales confirm their title as ocean's apex predator
The orca may seem like a fun and playful creature, but they're actually higher up the food chain than great white sharks.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'It is a true rabbit hole': 'Enemies of the State' explores story of Anonymous hacker, alleged Wikileaks courier who sought refuge in Canada
Matt DeHart can be described as a U.S. military veteran, Anonymous hacker and alleged Wikileaks courier, who has been charged with solicitation of child pornography. His story is explored in the new documentary Enemies of the State at TIFF.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'Unfortunate' sequel 'The New Corporation' explores the consequences of corporations 'controlling' the world
Back in 2013, the documentary "The Corporation" explored the dominant presence of corporations in our lives and the associated repercussions. More than ten years later, Jennifer Abbott and Joel Bakan are back with an “unfortunate” sequel.
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaAnti-mask woman at Calgary Fabricland made staff 'uncomfortable'
A video confrontation of a woman refusing to wear a mask inside a Fabricland store has gone viral.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'I’m really in a film': Kate Winslet, Sir Anthony Hopkins and other stars share their most memorable festival moments
Kate Winslet might be one of Hollywood’s biggest stars but it was her experience as an 18-year-old at the Venice Film Festival with Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures that made her really key into the fact that she was a film actor.
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaIdris Elba fought through a horse allergy to explore North Philadelphia's urban cowboy community in 'Concrete Cowboy'
Urban cowboys, father-son relationships and even a horse allergy are all explored by actor Idris Elba in Concrete Cowboy, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'76 Days' in Wuhan illustrates terrifying first days of COVID-19 with 'human stories'
The first feature documentary on the COVID-19 pandemic, titled 76 Days, has premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, showcasing human stories as frontline medical professionals and patients battle the virus.
HealthYahoo News CanadaCOVID-19 outbreak declared at Western University after five students test positive
A community outbreak of COVID-19 is being declared by the Middlesex-London Health Unit after five Western University students tested positive for the virus.
EntertainmentYahoo News CanadaCanadian filmmaker Emma Seligman explores sex, death, identity and comedy in ‘Shiva Baby’ at TIFF
If there’s one filmmaker from the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) to keep an eye on it’s Toronto-raised Emma Seligman, who brought her witty, compelling coming-of-age feature Shiva Baby to this year’s festival.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'What it's really like to live and be Black during the 21st century': Canadian filmmaker processes personal trauma in powerful TIFF film
Following a traumatic incident at a California Airbnb, Canadian writer and director Kelly Fyffe-Marshall is now premiering her short film Black Bodies at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'We’ve got to figure out a way': COVID-19 couldn't stop Regina King from getting 'One Night in Miami' out to the world
Regina King’s directorial debut with One Night in Miami has hit the Toronto International Film Festival but the premiere was almost pushed back when the COVID-19 pandemic hit and the filmmaker some short three scenes.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'A tonic for what’s been a pretty difficult 2020': Toronto-filmed 'Broken Hearts Gallery' paves the way for a modern romcom
One of the few films that’s getting a theatrical release during the COVID-19 pandemic, Broken Hearts Gallery, which touts Selena Gomez as executive producer, may be the distraction you need from the anxieties of the virus.
EntertainmentYahoo News Canada'We were not seeing good female characters before': 'Holler' explores the reality of women trying to get an education at TIFF
Making her mark at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), writer-director Nicole Riegel explores a semi-autobiographical story in Holler, starring Jessica Barden, which follows a young girl from Ohio as she navigates the complexity of escaping her hometown.
