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"We believe all restaurant employees should be able to afford [to live] in the city where they work," the restaurant said.

From their first public displays of affection to Meghan's strong and confident solo speech, the Sussexes' Invictus Games appearances generate keen interest.

Ahead of the launch of her new Apple TV+ thriller "Shining Girls," Elisabeth Moss spoke to Newsweek and revealed the toughest day she experienced in her career.

Though the signs were an attempt to inject humor as employees return to the office after working from home during the pandemic, they were derided as tone-deaf.

Two students allegedly performed the salute, while another yelled, "Heil Hitler," in front of their Jewish teacher.

"We will not be intimidated by cowards who hate our freedoms and our way of life," the Ukrainian Canadian Congress said in a statement.

Of the COVID-positive patients in the province's intensive care units, 83 percent were admitted for virus-related reasons.

In a Facebook video, Patrick King said: "Well, here it is guys, there's your proof—I cannot get on an airline. I am stuck, officially stuck, in Toronto."

"There must be accountability when racism is exhibited and our children are harmed," an advocacy group said.

Last week, 75-year-old Garry Weston died after suffering a severe stroke while battling pneumonia, which was caused by COVID-19, according to his family.

Surveillance video shows the robbers violently force two employees to the ground while packing more than $1 million in cash into garbage bags.

Fans can also submit a negative COVID-19 test to attend games if they are opposed to receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.

The Moderna vaccine has not yet been authorized for use in people below 18 years of age.

"It's maddening to think that during PRIDE MONTH, we still have to watch our backs in areas like Hanlan's that have served as an enclave and safe haven for the queer community for as long as some of us can remember," the page read.

The Ryerson statue had already been vandalized earlier in the week after the suspected remains of 215 indigenous children were found.

"I have a fear if I'm not walking backwards all the time," says Marty Verlaan, "that I would have no food on the table, my heaters would be turned off."

Adamson Barbecue and its owner, Adam Skelly, are facing nine charges for violating Toronto's lockdown orders and opening for indoor dining.

"COVID-19 has existed forever. It's existed for thousands of years," a woman at an anti-mask protest said.

A video shared to Twitter on Saturday shows staff at St. Joseph's Health Centre in Toronto, informing the woman who thought she had a broken finger that she must wear a face mask while inside the facility.

"If you get too close, then he will swoop down and he may flutter by your head and occasionally he may hit you by mistake."

"Murder, murder, murder," the man can be heard yelling repeatedly as the officer continues holding him down.

The 32-year-old suspect Holly Hobbs has been charged with mischief.

Two meters of space guaranteed when you wear this silly apparatus!

The 26-year-old's father described her as "the sweetest soul."

The former president addressed a sold-out crowd in Toronto on Thursday, where he expressed his frustration at the current administration's rollbacks on fuel standards.

An Ontario woman said her driver sped through several stop signs during the trip.

"It's really heartbreaking... the same thing that she was trying to be vocal about happened to her," said a friend of the victim.

The University of Toronto Graduate Students' Union has apologized after being accused of anti-semitism over its refusal to support a campaign to make kosher food available on campus.

OverActive Media is consolidating its operations to Toronto, a move to help "appropriately support our players, coaches and all of our key business functions."

The passenger recalled panicking, eventually searching for a flashlight to help her open the plane's doors.