Toronto dentist charged with sexual assault of patients allowed to keep practising with conditions

Amir Haydarian's dental office

More than two months after a Toronto dentist was charged with multiple counts of sexual assault allegedly involving patients and children among the victims, Ontario’s dental regulator has imposed conditions on him.



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Coronavirus: What's happening around the world on Thursday

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The UN children's agency says at least a third of children couldn't access remote learning when the COVID-19 pandemic closed schools, creating "a global education emergency."



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Defunding police isn't the answer, there's a fundamental imbalance that must be fixed

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The gamut of skills that we currently ask police officers to incorporate is totally unrealistic, writes Yvonne Sam.



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'I have a brother who's an addict': Emotional mayor highlights personal toll of northern B.C. overdose crisis

Hamdan terror charges = Lori Ackerman

Northern British Columbia now has the province's highest overdose death rate per capita, leading to calls for more services such as safe consumption and overdose prevention sites.



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Will COVID-19 kill public drinking fountains?

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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, all of Windsor's 18 outdoor, public drinking water fountains have remained closed, along with nearly 200 others located inside city buildings and facilities.



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Victoria party host calls $2,300 fine for breaching COVID-19 rules 'a bunch of BS'

Nate Christian

A Victoria man says he will fight the $2,300 fine he received this weekend for hosting a party in his one-bedroom apartment that police say was so packed the windows fogged up. The police however have a different opinion.



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Victoria party host calls $2,300 fine for breaching COVID-19 rules 'a bunch of BS'

Nate Christian

A Victoria man says he will fight the $2,300 fine he received this weekend for hosting a party in his one-bedroom apartment that police say was so packed the windows fogged up. The police however have a different opinion.



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