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Anxieties over COVID-19 and possible PPE shortages prompting some health care workers to draft wills
Anxieties among health care workers are growing as uncertainty over the supply chain of masks and other protective equipment increases and the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths continues to rise.
What pregnant women need to know about COVID-19
For pregnant women, there could be concerns and uncertainty over the potential impact of the coronavirus for them and their babies. Dr. Jon Barrett, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Toronto, spoke to the CBC's Aarti Pole regarding what pregnant women should know about COVID-19.
'We'll have to FaceTime our parents': COVID-19 changes delivery plans for women about to give birth
Changes to hospital rules in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic are affecting plans some pregnant women had made for the birth of their child.
Make July Fourth great again? Trump accused of politicizing annual D.C. bash
It's going to be a hot one in much of the U.S. this Fourth of July — and not only because of the forecasted high of a sweltering 34 C. There's also been heated debate about President Donald Trump's plans for this year's Independence Day celebrations in Washington, D.C.
Lead found in drinking water in Toronto school
Students at a Toronto school are being told not to drink from the water fountains.
Accused in apartment fraud makes court appearance
A woman accused of scamming thousands of dollars from people looking to rent apartments made a court appearance on Thursday.
Toronto rape victim speaks out in online video
A 23-year-old Toronto woman has produced an online video explaining what happened to her in a Montreal bar two years ago, hoping her experience will prevent it from happening to others.
Pregnant Toronto mother helps nab alleged fraudster
A woman who allegedly tried to rent the same Toronto apartment multiple times has been arrested, thanks in large part to the determination of a pregnant mother not to be defrauded.
Mayor Rob Ford promises to defeat bike parking plan
A proposal to build a $1.2 million bicycle station in downtown Toronto has raised the ire of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford who calls the idea 'a complete waste of taxpayer's money.'
Traditional Chinese medicine gets new regulations in Ontario
New rules come into effect in Ontario on April 1, bringing oversight and regulation to the practice of traditional Chinese medicine.