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Midland doctoring couple Rainer and Barb Loiskandl have jumped on the bandwagon to do their part in preventing the spread of coronavirus.The doctors, who retired from their family practice earlier this year, are back assisting their replacement, Dr. Wes Clayden, with over-the-phone advice and pre <a href=
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Starting next week, one of the few enclosed public spaces in Toronto where residents wont be required to wear a face mask will be on a GO Transit vehicle.On Thursday, the TTC made it mandatory for passengers on the city-owned transit system to wear a mask in order to fight the spread of COVID-19, and Torontos new bylaw requiring face coverings in a wide range of indoor spaces wil <a href=
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