CTV Atlantic | Poll Results

• Compare Canada to other countries
• Coronavirus in Canada
• COVID-19 in the U.S.
• Are we getting any closer to a vaccine?
• Some scientists taking 'DIY inoculations'
• Tiny particles may pose a big problem
• Canadians ready for restrictions: report
• CERB is ending: What you need to know

Toronto

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  New COVID-19 cases in Ontario surge to highest level in nearly five months
• COVID-19 outbreak prompts Toronto school to temporarily close
• Toronto woman reports for jury selection, gets potentially exposed to COVID-19

Edmonton

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  'They were both skilled pilots': Victims identified in plane crash southwest of Edmonton
• Police seek assistance in locating suspect in shooting
• The Canadian Derby returns to Nisku

Calgary

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  UPDATED

  12 more cases of COVID-19 identified at Calgary's Foothills Medical Centre
• 'Enforce the law': Province says police need to take action against Lethbridge's pop-up SCS
• 50, 40 or 30? Calgary city hall set to decide on residential speed limits

Montreal

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  UPDATED

  Montreal, Quebec City regions will move into 'red' zones in the coming days, says health minister in interview
• Over 90 per cent of Canadians say COVID-19 has changed their lives: survey
• Families worry about elderly parents in long-term care as Quebec's second COVID-19 wave hits

London

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  Probable case of COVID-19 confirmed at St. Thomas Community Christian School
• St. Thomas police arrest knife-wielding suspect in the middle of the street
• Health unit reporting 11 new COVID-19 cases Sunday

Northern Ontario

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  NEW

  Sault Public Library to add French, Indigenous signage
• Sudbury golf course employee recognized for five decades of service
• Cinefest officials say hybrid format was a success

Vancouver

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  'Information is power': Social media page keeps track of COVID-19 exposures in schools
• B.C. election campaign: Horgan goes after riding of Green leader
• Disagreement over masks on bus leads to violent fight in Surrey, B.C.

Winnipeg

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  NEW

  Possible COVID-19 exposures at two Winnipeg schools
• Heavy police presence in St. Vital Sunday afternoon
• Winnipeg mother dead, several in hospital after North End crash involving car fleeing police

Saskatoon

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  Sask. reports 15 new COVID-19 cases, cluster among Yorkton students
• Sask. health officials warning of possible COVID-19 exposure in Saskatoon, Prince Albert
• Two people trapped in vehicles after head-on crash in Saskatoon Sunday

Vancouver Island

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  RCMP thank cab driver for help capturing high-risk sex offender in Langford, B.C.
• The 'relentless underdog': Green Leader Sonia Furstenau ready for uphill battle
• Horgan, Wilkinson trade barbs over MSP premiums, health care at campaign stops

Canada

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  UPDATED

  12 more cases of COVID-19 identified at Calgary's Foothills Medical Centre
• RCMP thank cab driver for help capturing high-risk sex offender in Langford, B.C.
• 2 dead in plane crash southwest of Edmonton

Entertainment

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  'Music brings us together': Country stars find unity and hope at CCMA Awards
• David Attenborough breaks Jennifer Aniston's Instagram record
• Musicians barred from regular shows get creative during COVID-19

World

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  Saudi Arabia: G-20 gathering of world leaders to be virtual
• Governor seeks review of police protest response in Oregon
• Organizer arrested after driving car into California protest

Health

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  This is what happens to your body over months in isolation
• Company to pay US$60M for deceptive marketing with pelvic mesh
• Southern Alberta group plans to operate its own supervised drug site

Politics

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  Parliament Hill security increased after reports of harassment
• Singh says proposed sick leave will be 'temporary' but will cover 'millions of workers'
• CERB is ending, here is what to know about your benefits

Autos

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  Bottas wins in Russia as Hamilton misses F1 win record
• U.S. probes Mercedes vans for possible unwanted acceleration
• Ex-Ferrari team boss Domenicali to be new Formula One CEO