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Study shows Black people represent 8.8 per cent of the city's population, but almost a third of all charges in the data

2.2 per cent of children exposed to cannabis in the womb diagnosed, researchers say

Professor says urban centres are at greater risk

Police forces will be able to apply for funding for the first year starting today

TORONTO — More than a year after winning the chance to open one of Ontario's first cannabis stores through a provincial lottery, Lisa Bigioni has walked away from her Niagara Falls pot shop.

Many advocates point to CERB as a concession that Canada's disability assistance rates have failed to keep up with the costs of living in much of the country, and in some places, fallen below the poverty line

Colin Furness, an epidemiologist and associate professor with the University of Toronto, said curfews can be great tools to help contain outbreaks

His family is shaken and looking for answers

A total of 360 inmates in Canada tested positive for COVID-19

The finance committee demanded the documents last month