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BRAUN: Puppy love way up during COVID

Many people took on new pets during COVID.

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Defiant unmasked nurse refuses COVID testing, quarantine at Toronto airport

Defiant unmasked nurse refuses COVID testing, quarantine at Toronto airport
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Reopening in baby steps as Toronto returns to Grey Zone

Restaurants still cannot offer indoor or outdoor dining takeout and delivery only. Vet and animal care services, massage and physiotherapy and libraries may reopen, with restrictions. Your gym remains closed. Sports facilities are for pro athletes (and the disabled who need physical therapy) only. That haircut is still off, too. According to the city’s guidelines, personal care services barber shops, nail salons, tanning studios, tattoo parlours remain shut. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Kathleen Sahni, who owns an upscale hair salon, said she is okay with continued restrictions. “I’d rather wait a couple of weeks more to open up, knowing and hoping there won’t be another lockdown.”

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As economy recovers, insolvencies will surely rise

Article content And with the end of the pandemic in sight sort of what will happen next? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or As economy recovers, insolvencies will surely rise Back to video According to Statistics Canada, things were not ideal even before COVID, with 30% of Canadians believing they were over-indebted in 2019. Then came the pandemic. Insolvency filings went up at the beginning of the year, but 2020 finished with record lows, despite lockdowns and layoffs. Debt was deferred. Going into the pandemic, Canada’s debt-to-income ratio was 180.4%. The average consumer owed almost $30,000 in non-mortgage debt.

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Docs cry foul over proposed CPSO policy changes for alternative medicine

Article content Has your doctor has ever asked you to consider acupuncture for pain relief? If so, your doctor recommended what’s called “alternative” therapy. How complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) differs from conventional medicine is hard to explain, because the boundaries change all the time. One definition says conventional medicine deals with illness, while alternative medicine aims at the maintenance of overall health. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Docs cry foul over proposed CPSO policy changes for alternative medicine Back to video The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) has announced potential changes to its CAM policy.

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