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Baseline Walmart Pharmacy exposed to COVID-19. Kingston will start charging fines of $1,130 for unauthorized parties. And OCDSB reconsiders defunding the police at two high schools. That and more on today's news round up.

Masks mandatory in apartment and condo common spaces. City council redirecting Chiarelli's pay to community organizations. All that and more in today's roundup!

Drive-thru COVID-19 test site is coming to Ottawa. Watson demands for the criminalization of conversion therapy. All that and more in today's roundup!

OC Transpo has two new COVID cases. Yellow School Buses are delayed for the school year. and Toronto Sunnybrook hospital is on outbreak. This and more on today's news roundup.

Outdoor masks to be mandated. Credit Card tap will be available on OC Transpo. And Ottawa beaches are expected to close next week. This and more on today's news round up.

Environment Canada forecasts a mainly cloudy Friday with a 70 per cent chance of showers and risk of thunderstorms. With a high of 23°C during the day, the evening will hit a low of 13°C. The evening will also be cloudy with a 70 per cent of showers and possible thunderstorms. There will be fog patches overnight. CERB gets another...

OCDSB to stagger back to school. A formal complaint was lodged regarding councillor's comments against the Black Lives Matter movement. All that and more in today's roundup!

Chystia Freeland appointed as new Minister of Finance. Ottawa Teachers are requesting accommodations. And about 40 per cent of Ontario parents will not have their children return to school this year. That and more on today's news round up.

Bill Morneau resigns following COVID-19 policies and tension with Prime Minister Trudeau. Two weeks left until the one time child funding application due date. And more Canadian homes are bought in the month of July than any other month in the past 40 years. That and more on Today's news round up.

A hacker hijacks thousands of CRA accounts. The City of Ottawa is already shopping for a Christmas tree. And Highschool back to school plans are changing again in Ottawa. That and more on today's news round up.

MPP MacLeod in police protection after "threatening emails." Carleton criminology department to end co-op placement with police and prisons. All that and more in today's roundup!