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Article content As a salon owner, he’s hanging on by his fingernails. Now Kevin Nguyen, owner of Urban Nails on Danforth Ave., sees Wednesday’s arrival of Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening as a chance to fire up his business and reconnect with clients. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reopening provides salon owner chance to scratch out a living Back to video “After more than seven months of lockdown, we are so happy and so excited,” said the salon owner who has been operating for 14 years. “We suffered for a long time. It’s been har...

Article content As a salon owner, he’s hanging on by his fingernails. Now Kevin Nguyen, owner of Urban Nails on Danforth Ave., sees Wednesday’s arrival of Step 2 of Ontario’s reopening as a chance to fire up his business and reconnect with clients. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reopening provides salon owner chance to scratch out a living Back to video “After more than seven months of lockdown, we are so happy and so excited,” said the salon owner who has been operating for 14 years. “We suffered for a long time. It’s been har...

Woman in wheelchair dies after being hit by dump truck in city's east end: EMS by Lucas Casaletto Last Updated Apr 27, 2021 at 4:15 pm EDT Toronto paramedics say the pedestrian, a woman, died after being hit by a dump truck Tuesday. Hugues Cormier/CITYNEWS Toronto paramedics say a pedestrian that was using a wheelchair has been pronounced dead after they were struck by a vehicle in the city’s east end. Toronto police say the victim, a woman, was hit by a dump truck in the Main Street and Danforth Avenue area shortly after 3:00 p.m. Tuesday. Paramedics say she was pronounced deceased at the...

Toronto police were called for reports of a pedestrian being struck near Main Street and Danforth Avenue around 3:00 p.m. Tuesday.

COVID-19: Toronto wants to stay in grey zone but asks for outdoor dining to resume; Ontario reports over 1,500 new cases COVID-19: Toronto wants to stay in grey zone but asks for outdoor dining to resume; Ontario reports over 1,500 new cases A roundup of coronavirus news in Ontario on March 17 By NOW Staff Coalition pushes for bathhouses to reopen in Toronto 4:15 pm A group of community organizations has formed a coalition to push for the reopening of bathhouses in Toronto. The Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention, the Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention, Asian Community AIDS Ser...