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A month before the 2021 trade deadline, rumors surrounding veteran center Andre Drummond and his future with the Cleveland Cavaliers started to heat up. After telling everyone in the league that they have no intention of trading him, reports recently surfaced that the Cavaliers are already planning to part ways with the All-Star big man and make Jarrett Allen their starting center. As of now, several teams that are in dire need of a frontcourt boost and additional star power have already expressed interest in trading for the All-Star big man, including the Toronto Raptors.
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This is how long the lockdown could last in Ontario and what might come next
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While Toronto, Peel, York, Windsor-Essex and Hamilton are currently in the lockdown stage of the province s COVID-19 framework, that system will soon be paused as the entirety of Ontario enters a province-wide shutdown on Saturday, Dec. 26.
Premier Doug Ford announced the impending shutdown Monday, and it came as health experts throughout the province have been pleading with the government to take swift and stringent action many of whom have since expressed disappointment that the lockdown won t come into effect for several more days.
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While Toronto s annual Santa Claus parade happened virtually this year instead of in person as a result of the pandemic, it seems some Toronto residents are planning an alternate face-to-face holiday event despite public health measures restricting it.
In a series of tweets posted Thursday afternoon, Toronto police warned of a Santa-themed gathering being advertised for Sunday, Dec. 20 in the downtown area. This gathering has not been authorized by @CityofToronto, wrote police. Please do not attend.
The Toronto Police Service is aware of a Santa-themed gathering advertised for Sunday, December 20, in the downtown area.