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Quebec government scientists say it's too soon to recommend colchicine for COVID-19

Quebec government scientists say it's too soon to recommend colchicine for COVID-19

MONTREAL — Quebec government scientists say more research is needed before they can recommend the use of colchicine to treat COVID-19 patients.
In-person classes at Quebec junior colleges and universities to resume next week

In-person classes at Quebec junior colleges and universities to resume next week

MONTREAL — The Quebec government will gradually permit junior college and university students to return to campus next week, giving them a reprieve from the largely online education they've received since last March.
Ontario allows pet groomers to reopen for some appointment-only services

Ontario allows pet groomers to reopen for some appointment-only services

Pet groomers across Ontario can reopen to provide certain services, the province said Thursday as it clarified its pandemic regulations surrounding animal care.
'It makes you closer to your teammate,' court hears about hazing at St. Mike's school

'It makes you closer to your teammate,' court hears about hazing at St. Mike's school

TORONTO — Hazing brought a Toronto high school football team closer together despite the fear it caused, a former player told a sexual assault trial Thursday.

Court upholds convictions for man who killed, dismembered friend in hotel room

TORONTO — Ontario's highest court has upheld the convictions of a man who repeatedly stabbed and then dismembered his friend in a London, Ont., hotel room more than seven years ago.

Arsenal the pet hawk missing from Ramara, Ont.; owner fears theft

ORILLIA, Ont. — Police are asking people to keep an eagle eye out for a missing pet hawk in the area of Orillia, Ont. They say one-year-old Arsenal disappeared sometime Wednesday from outside a home in Ramara.
Fugitive Quebec 'pilot to the stars' surrenders to police after six weeks on the lam

Fugitive Quebec 'pilot to the stars' surrenders to police after six weeks on the lam

MONTREAL — A Quebec man dubbed the "pilot to the stars" who had been on the lam since mid-December has turned himself in to Quebec provincial police. Normand Dube, 59, surrendered to Quebec provincial police in Mascouche, Que., on Wednesday night.
Ontario to reopen most schools on Monday, Toronto, Peel, York on Feb. 16

Ontario to reopen most schools on Monday, Toronto, Peel, York on Feb. 16

TORONTO — Ontario will reopen the majority of its shuttered schools on Monday, while those in Toronto, Peel Region and York Region will resume in-person learning the following week.
Charges dropped against man accused of disarming, attacking Montreal police officer

Charges dropped against man accused of disarming, attacking Montreal police officer

MONTREAL — Prosecutors on Wednesday dropped all charges against a Montreal man accused of attacking a police officer last week after evidence surfaced exonerating him.
Teen pinned down St. Mike's student during sex assault in locker room, court hears

Teen pinned down St. Mike's student during sex assault in locker room, court hears

TORONTO — The trial of a teenage boy accused of sexually assaulting two students in a locker room heard Wednesday from several former teammates who described a culture of violent hazing at their Toronto all-boys Catholic school.