With so many children out of school and daycare during the COVID-19 outbreak, most parents are practicing social distancing by keeping their kids indoors.
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Caring in the Time of COVID-19
During this pandemic, thousands of Canadians have turned “caremongering” into a social media trend. What started as a Toronto Facebook page has now become a national movement.
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COVID-19 Drives Religious Gatherings Online
The global pandemic COVID-19 is having an impact deep into the religious heart of community hubs, forcing places of worship to adapt to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
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COVID-19 Fallout: Family Disruptions Continue Indefinitely
As schools are closed across Canada to fight further spread of the new coronavirus, New Canadian Media takes a look at the impact on Ontario families.
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COVID-19 Fallout: Immigrant Worker Seeks Help as Canada Unveils Aid Plan
The spread of coronavirus is breaking new ground in the relationship between employers and workers, where both sides are trying to determine the rights and obligations in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Smaller Cities Getting Ready for More New Arrivals
NCM introduces a new column to explore immigration far away from the three cities that have dominated the conversation for decades: Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver (MTV).
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The Eight-year Hangover: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. II
The Latino community in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) voted strategically in 2019, opting largely for the Liberals
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We Don’t Vote for Strangers: Why the GTA Went Red – Pt. I
Why did GTA voters prefer the Liberals over the Conservatives and the NDP? I spoke to people living in Toronto and Brampton to find out
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No Cure Yet for Ontario’s Hallway Medicine Problem
Over the last six months, my brother was an out-patient in the emergency rooms of Brampton hospitals. Additionally, a few family members also had to…
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The Mystery of the Disappearing Candidate in Mississauga-Malton
It is not known if Dosanjh got booted out by the party or left of his own accord, but all the membership money he gathered now belongs to the party
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