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The daily tally of new COVID-19 cases in Quebec continued to hover around 1,000 on Sunday as the province reported 1,006 new infections. The seven-day rolling average for new cases now stands at 1,010 a reduction of more than 100 since last Sunday. Read the full report.
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What could Toronto FC do with their new-found salary cap space?
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MANITOBA, Canada On Tuesday, Toronto FC General Manager Ali Curtis was out wheelin’ and dealin’ and acquired $225,000 in General Allocation Money from FC Dallas in exchange for an international roster spot.
This gives TFC some more room under the salary cap for Curtis and TFC President Bill Manning to make the moves they deem necessary to put this squad in a position to realize the immense potential it has. But what moves would be most sensible for the club to make?
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Ontario has become Brazil without the fun.
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The Canadiens? They’re playing like they think the season is already in the dumpster.
And the 2021 Montreal Grand Prix needs to be tossed in the dumpster.
Taking it from the bottom of the dumpster up: There is no reason to allow 1,300 Formula One personnel to fly from Azerbaijan to Montreal to hold a race without spectators on June 13. Montreal health officials turned thumbs down on the race because of COVID-19, leading to premature reports that the race was cancelled.
In brief: A selection of today s reports on montrealgazette.com.
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Publishing date: Apr 18, 2021 • 3 hours ago • 3 minute read • Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, seen in a file photo, praised the “audacity” of members of the Parti Québécois after they endorsed a policy of applying the French Language Charter to the CEGEP system. Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press
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Quebec reported 683 COVID-19 hospitalizations on Sunday, a decrease of nine from the previous day. The number of people in intensive care remained the same at 175 patients. Read more pandemic updates here.