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Manitoba restrictions came too late to blunt COVID-19, says doctor
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1 dead, at least 3 others seriously injured in Toronto shooting
A 28-year-old man is dead and at least three others are seriously injured after about 100 shots were fired in Toronto's Etobicoke neighbourhood on Sunday.
Israel's Canadian supporters rally, more pro-Palestinian demonstrations held as violence continues in Gaza
Violence between Israeli forces and Palestinians in Gaza continues to intensify
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Domestic flights continued from COVID-19 hot spots as cases surged
Domestic flights currently represent 85 per cent of air traffic in Canada, according to a CBC/Radio-Canada analysis. Yet unlike with international flights, most domestic travellers don't have to undergo testing or quarantine.
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Raptors close out shipwrecked year in Tampa with loss to Pacers
The most bizarre season in Toronto Raptors history ended with a 125-113 loss to Indiana on Sunday.
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