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When Torontos medical officer of health wrote to the province on Friday asking for stricter measures to protect residents in her care, she made one thing clear: She has  limited  authority to act on her own.But some have questioned why the city itself doesnt act and whether the existing legislation allows either council or Dr. Eileen de Villa to do so.That latest legal logjam comes at a critical time.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This past week, Toronto has seen its highest average rate of newly reported COVID-19 infections according to the Stars daily count 鈥?265 cases daily compared to 230 as of May 25.On Friday, Toronto Public Health reported 106  active  outbreaks 鈥?and of 45 recent outbreaks, 44 per  stanley cup cent were in restaurants, bars and entertainment venues.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Star spoke to Toronto Public Health, epidemiologists and legal experts to understand the powers the city has, as the ability to properly manage this crisis hangs in the balance stanley cup . Theres鈥?鈥宯o鈥?鈥寃ay鈥?鈥宼hat鈥?鈥宼hey鈥?鈥宑an鈥?鈥実o鈥?鈥宔ven鈥?鈥宎not鈥宧er day鈥?鈥寃ithout鈥?鈥宮aking鈥?鈥宻ome鈥?鈥宒ecision鈥?鈥宱n鈥?鈥宧ow鈥?鈥宼o鈥?鈥宎ddress鈥?鈥宼he鈥?鈥宐ac vaso stanley klog鈥?in testing and鈥?鈥宼he鈥?case numbers,  said Dr. Andrew Morris, with the Sinai Health System and University Health Network on Thursday of municipal leaders.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         They鈥?鈥宒o鈥?鈥宧ave鈥?鈥宻ubstantial鈥?鈥宲owers鈥?鈥宎nd鈥?鈥宧opefully鈥? Qinv Local remembers tornado one month following the destruction
Trial over Kentucky abortion law in judges handsNovember 20, 2018 WNKY StaffShare This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditThe fate of a Kentucky abortion law is in the hands of a federal judge after a trial wrapped up Monday over a lawsuit pitting Gov. Matt Bevin   administration and the state   only abortion clinic.The suit challenges a law aimed at a common second-trimester procedure to end pregnancies. An ACLU attorney representing the clinic says the law is unconstitutional because it would essentially end abortion access for women 15 weeks into their pregnancy.Bevinstanley cup  8217  lead attorney describes the procedure as  brutal, gruesome and inhumane.  The state   leg stanley cups al team says the law doesn ;t ban the procedure but requires other meth stanley mug ods be used first to cause fetal demise. The clinic   lawyers say those methods can cause medical risks for patients.Chief District Judge Joseph McKinley Jr. will issue a decision later.Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App             Climate-threatened Pacific Islands criticize Australia at Commonwealth meetingTim Burton talks about his dread of AI as an exhibition of his work opens in LondonTurkey strikes Kurdish militant targets in Syria and Iraq for a second day