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TORONTO — Some court services related to traffic tickets and bylaw infractions are resuming in Toronto, though still remotely.

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BRAMPTON, Ont. — Ontario's official Opposition is renewing calls for the government to increase education funding so schools can safely reopen in September. NDP Leader Andrea Horwath made the comments at a press conference in Brampton, Ont.

Police are investigating after they say someone spray painted a racist message on a Black woman's car in Oshawa, Ont. Durham police say the car's tires were also popped during the incident, which happened earlier this week.

TORONTO — Peel Regional Police say five men have been charged following an alleged assault in Brampton, Ont., earlier this month. Police say they were called to a city intersection on July 16 after receiving reports of a suspected assault.

TORONTO — York Regional Police have laid charges to nearly a dozen men following an auto-theft investigation. Police say more than 50 cars were allegedly stolen from across the GTA and have been recovered.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Ontario's police watchdog said it has made substantial progress in investigating the death of a 62-year-old man shot by police west of Toronto last month, but it still needs to speak to the man's family.

TORONTO — Ontario politicians are calling on the provincial government to intervene in a dispute between a major regional public transit provider and the City of Toronto after allegations the agency backtracked on a long-standing agreement to have a

MONTREAL — Quebec says it will permit indoor and outdoor public gatherings of up to 250 people across the province beginning Aug. 3.

TORONTO — A new plan to reopen the Ontario's schools in September is coming next week, the province's education minister said Thursday, conceding that the government could do more to provide resources and training to staff in light of the pandemic.