CBC Canada

◆ Why the WHO won't say the coronavirus is airborne and driving the pandemic
◆ Canadians' COVID-19 fears are rising again - and the U.S. might be to blame
◆ Does the Trudeau government have a plan to end the pandemic economy?
◆ CFL sponsor threatens to cut ties unless Edmonton changes team name
◆ 2 B.C. teachers fired for having sex with recent high school graduates
◆ Appeal court sides with B.C. man who wants 'free range' kids to ride bus alone
◆ Coverage of the energy sector fails if it ignores climate change: Don Pittis
◆ Delays, confusion and little work as Alberta government disperses $1B to clean up old wells
◆ 2 protesters attacked with hockey stick following Black and Indigenous Lives Matter rally in Winnipeg
◆ Ontario introduces legislation to extend emergency orders into next year, as province reports 112 new cases
◆ Opposition MPs win votes for documents, special committee meetings to probe WE Charity deal
◆ Essential workers during COVID-19 susceptible to 'moral injury' and PTSD, hospital says
◆ Ontario mask bylaws could be difficult for businesses to enforce, legal experts say
◆ Controversy over airborne transmission of COVID-19 'a tempest in a teapot,' Dr. Bonnie Henry says
◆ Senate taps former judge to determine 'financial awards' for Don Meredith's alleged victims
◆ Walmart pulls 'All Lives Matter' shirts following protests, but Amazon is still selling them
◆ B.C. couple escapes from 'debris flood' that filled home with mud, logs, rocks
◆ There's a new comet in the sky: Here's how you can see it
◆ Islands apart: COVID-19 drives Grand Manan woman to reunite with Trinidadian fiancé in Serbia
◆ Uber getting into grocery delivery business in Canada

Toronto Star

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CTV News

◆ Family members haunted by lack of care for seniors during outbreak at Lynn Valley Care Centre
◆ Ontario set to extend some emergency orders until next year
◆ Provinces pose challenge to Indigenous child-welfare reform: Bellegarde
◆ RCMP say no charges will be laid after probe into Moncton induced-labour case
◆ CFIA cancels imports of some puppies from Ukraine after dead dogs found on plane
◆ Survivors of the '60s Scoop share stories of displacement in new interactive map
◆ Vancouver school teacher investigated for alleged sexual assault of student
◆ Travellers to N.S. from outside Atlantic Canada now required to fill out tracking form
◆ Charges dropped against woman who accused Halifax police of racial profiling, abuse
◆ Can I tuck it under my chin? Hang it from a rear-view mirror? Here's what to know about face masks

TSN.ca

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Reddit Canada

◆ Please Report all Racism on the Subreddit
◆ American 'visitor' in Nova Scotia under federal quarantine after testing positive. He is linked to 3 other cases in PEI. Contact tracing is onging
◆ Coronavirus Update: Poll finds 81% of Canadians think Canada-U.S. border should stay closed
◆ Taiwan Officially Lists British Columbia As Province Of China
◆ Duolingo's CEO says Trump immigration policies could force him to move jobs to Canada
◆ Premier Doug Ford says he wants all long term care residents to have air conditioning
◆ Andrew Scheer spotted without a mask at Pearson Airport
◆ Masks become mandatory in Toronto today
◆ Canadians less likely than most to wear masks when out in public, poll finds
◆ Taiwan files formal protest with UBC after university listed it as 'province of China'
◆ Canadian airlines accused of ignoring COVID precautions, denying refunds
◆ Morneau expected to reveal federal deficit in excess of $300-billion
◆ Appeal court sides with B.C. man who wants 'free range' kids to ride bus alone
◆ Protesters ride TTC without masks to call for an end to mandatory face coverings in Toronto
◆ China's ambassador warns Canadians to get ready for retaliation
◆ Toronto police officer charged in London, Ont., killing of former warlord
◆ Ontario to introduce bill to extend some COVID-19 emergency measures over the next year
◆ Wealth tax needed as gap between rich and poor grows - Trail Daily Times
◆ Le Chateau says there is 'significant doubt' it can stay in business
◆ Union picketing and political campaigning curbed under proposed Alberta bill | CBC News
◆ As Freedom of Info Dries up in Canada, Feds Blame the Pandemic
◆ Essential workers during COVID-19 susceptible to 'moral injury' and PTSD, hospital says
◆ Heroic senior citizen keeps CRA scammer on the line for hours
◆ Costing a Guaranteed Basic Income - Parliamentary Budget Officer
◆ Bridge collapses in Nova Scotia's Guysborough County
◆ Canadian unemployment rate to peak at 11 per cent in second quarter: OECD outlook

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