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All the free things you can do online during the coronavirus pandemic
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With facilities like gyms, recreation centres and studios closed across the country, Canadians are having to shift to engage with their hobbies from a distance.
The availability of free workout, art and cooking classes along with online learning can help fill up many days spent indoors, without turning only to streaming platforms.
Options like wellness workshops aim to tackle stress caused due to the coronavirus. There are also multiple live classes meant for children and parents to help them with potential boredom or the stress of missing school and play dates.
Here are just some of the options for free classes available right now. Many restaurants and chefs have moved online to engage with those who find themselves cooking at home more
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