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Colleges, universities should plan for normal this fall, government says

Colleges, universities should plan for normal this fall, government says

Ontario colleges and universities can fully reopen this fall with no capacity limits for classes or physical distancing requirements for students, says a government memo obtained by the Star. However, face masks will still be required indoors, the memo says, adding that schools should also hold vaccine clinics and offer rapid, asymptomatic COVID-19 testing while continuing to promote good hygiene…

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I've always felt strangely different from others but I hadn't thought about that like other things I was very young now I see everything differently and I can't think about it anymore at night Sleeping until I get out of bed sleeping all day bothers me living exhausts me I'm falling again... that's bad very bad I think I need help But at the same time I don't want help I refuse to believe that I'm wrong I want to continue pretending everything is fine .. another lie I can't stand one more lie mother why don't you believe me?

.. I don't really know what I doㅋㅋㅋ

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The report shows that a small percentage owns the housing wealth in Ontario

The report shows that a small percentage owns the housing wealth in Ontario

Nearly a third of Ontario’s housing wealth is owned by individuals who own more characteristics, although it It represents only 15.5 percent of homeowners, new data from Statistics Canada indicates. The data released Tuesday under Canada’s Housing Statistics program dates back to before the pandemic, with officials presenting it as a “baseline” for measuring the effects of COVID-19. She notes…

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Elle a plus de 60 000 $ de dettes et une hypothèque. Qu'est ce qu'elle peut faire?

Elle a plus de 60 000 $ de dettes et une hypothèque. Qu’est ce qu’elle peut faire?

Millennial Money est une série hebdomadaire basée sur des soumissions qui fournit des conseils financiers aux milléniaux. Lisez la série complète ici. Paula, 37 ans, travaille dans la technologie et gagne 92 000 $ par an, une augmentation par rapport à son emploi précédent dans les soins de santé. Elle a passé des années à lutter contre plus de 60 000 $ de dettes, dont 11 200 $ en prêts…

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Congressional report offers glimpse of how a defeated Donald Trump tried to keep power

Congressional report offers glimpse of how a defeated Donald Trump tried to keep power

WASHINGTON—It was throwback week on Capitol Hill, with everyone’s favourite legislative landmark sporting a retro-2021 look: surrounded by tall fencing, patrolled by armed soldiers. During the State of the Union, three helicopters hovered over the marble dome for more than three hours, disrupting the sleep of neighbourhood children in the name of national security once again, a resident told me.…

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They left Somalia for Toronto, then their sons were killed in Canada. These west-end mothers say they’re now ‘not scared of anything’

They left Somalia for Toronto, then their sons were killed in Canada. These west-end mothers say they’re now ‘not scared of anything’

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The introductions are a formality meant for any newcomers to the weekly Saturday meeting, called to order before much of the city is awake.

But, in truth, the women inside this Weston Road classroom already know each other intimately. They’re neighbours and friends who call each other “sister.” They know all too well why they’re here.

There’s Shamso Mohamoud, whose 18-year-old son was…

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Has Ontario’s reopening led to more COVID-19? Dare we go further? Four charts show where we are in the battle

Has Ontario’s reopening led to more COVID-19? Dare we go further? Four charts show where we are in the battle

Source: http://www.thestar.com – Monday, June 01, 2020 Experts looking at the data see dangers of resurgent COVID-19 case numbers — especially around Toronto.

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They left Somalia for Toronto, then their sons were killed in Canada. These west-end mothers say they’re now ‘not scared of anything’ | The Star

They left Somalia for Toronto, then their sons were killed in Canada. These west-end mothers say they’re now ‘not scared of anything’ | The Star

The introductions are a formality meant for any newcomers to the weekly Saturday meeting, called to order before much of the city is awake.

But, in truth, the women inside this Weston Road classroom already know each other intimately. They’re neighbours and friends who call each other “sister.” They know all too well why they’re here.

There’s Shamso Mohamoud, whose 18-year-old son was shot in…

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Workers "have more cards to play than ever" as wages rise. But how likely is your salary to increase?

Workers “have more cards to play than ever” as wages rise. But how likely is your salary to increase?

Wages are rising, but inflation is rising faster — and workers in some industries are lagging behind. Statistics Canada’s monthly workforce survey found average hourly wages rose by $1, or 3.4 percent, between March 2021 and March 2022. That’s a slightly faster pace year-over-year than in February, but not as fast as inflation – the CPI rose 5.7 percent in February. And wages are not rising as…

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Comment déposer une déclaration de revenus ? Nous donnons du sens

Comment déposer une déclaration de revenus ? Nous donnons du sens

#MakeItMakeSense est une série du Star qui décompose les questions de finances personnelles pour aider les jeunes Canadiens à acquérir plus de confiance et de compréhension en matière de littératie financière. La question de cette semaine d’Alex, 20 ans, sera certainement une préoccupation majeure pour de nombreux Canadiens ce mois-ci. « Quels sont les conseils ou les choses que nous pouvons…

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Frustration mounts as clock ticks toward one-day teachers’ strike | The Star

Frustration mounts as clock ticks toward one-day teachers’ strike | The Star

Ontario’s education minister says “parents should not be in this position” of dealing with a one-day strike by high school teachers on Wednesday, and adds that the province has moved on key issues at the negotiating table while the union has not.

But NDP education critic Marit Stiles blasted Premier Doug Ford’s government on Monday for the ongoing impasse with the Ontario Secondary School…

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Workers "have more cards to play than ever" as wages rise. But how likely is your salary to increase?

Workers “have more cards to play than ever” as wages rise. But how likely is your salary to increase?

Wages are rising, but inflation is rising faster — and workers in some industries are lagging behind. Statistics Canada’s monthly workforce survey found average hourly wages rose by $1, or 3.4 percent, between March 2021 and March 2022. That’s a slightly faster pace year-over-year than in February, but not as fast as inflation – the CPI rose 5.7 percent in February. And wages are not rising as…

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For Justin Trudeau, this isn’t a movie with a neat ending

For Justin Trudeau, this isn’t a movie with a neat ending

The election is over, but it isn’t, really. Justin Trudeau is still the prime minister, but not the same one he was after the campaigns of 2015 or 2019. Welcome to the complicated saga of a Canadian federal election during a pandemic. It’s not a neat and tidy movie, but more of a sprawling mini-series. Stay tuned for the next episode.　 Trudeau was on his way to keeping his job in the early vote…

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Can Toronto build a neighborhood of log houses?

Can Toronto build a neighborhood of log houses?

Have you ever seen a neat project in another city and wondered: can we do it here? Should we? We also have, and as part of an ongoing series, we’ll take ideas from around the world and run them through the lens of Toronto. Could a residential development built entirely of mass wood take place here? Starting in 2025, the city of Amsterdam plans to embark on an ambitious project to build a…