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Ontario is considering mandatory COVID-19 testing for all international travellers at Pearson airport

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Tory says it may be time to begin discussions around eventual reopening of the city as Toronto reports 502 new cases

Mayor John Tory says that the time has come to begin discussions about what the gradual reopening of the city might look like.
Doctor says criticism of province’s pandemic response led to his ouster at William Osler

An Ontario critical care doctor alleged he was sacked from his position at William Osler Health System for criticizing the province's pandemic response.
Report details 'yelling, screaming, aggressive conduct' at Rideau Hall under Payette

Julie Payette's resignation as governor general was prompted by a scathing review of the work environment she presided over at Rideau Hall, described by dozens of people as hostile, toxic, or poisoned.
How worried should we be about the new coronavirus variants? Toronto's top doc answers COVID-related questions

Toronto’s top public health official said Toronto is in an “uncertain phase” of the pandemic due to the emergence of highly contagious coronavirus variants.
Canada Post employee dies after contracting COVID-19 amid major outbreak at Mississauga facility

A Canada Post employee infected with COVID-19 during an outbreak that has impacted 224 workers at a Mississauga facility died over the weekend, the union representing workers said.
Court decision on Foundry site heritage buildings to be rendered on Friday

A decision about whether the province can proceed with the demolition of several heritage buildings in the West Don Lands has been put off until Friday.
Non-Toronto residents no longer able to reserve skating spots on city rinks

Residents living outside of Toronto will soon not be able reserve a spot to skate on one of the city’s rinks.
Ontario reports fewest number of new COVID-19 cases in two months

For the third consecutive day, Ontario’s daily COVID-19 case count has dropped below 2,000, with fewer than 1,700 new cases confirmed in the province today.
Doctors, teachers’ union sound support for physician questioned over ‘possible conflict’

The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario and a chorus of doctors are sounding an alarm over a statement issued by Premier Doug Ford’s office casting doubt on the integrity of a an epidemiologist who has been critical of the Ford government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Crombie renews call for paid sick leave after study finds people still go to work with COVID-19 symptoms

Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie is renewing her call for enhanced paid sick leave after a study by Peel Public Health revealed people are choosing to go to work sick.
Air Transat halting all flights out of Toronto due to COVID-19 restrictions, falling demand

Charter airline Air Transat says it will halt all scheduled flights into and out of Toronto from Thursday until April 30 due to falling demand and new COVID-19 testing restrictions imposed by the federal government.
Police identify two women killed in crash on QEW in Burlington, Ont.

Two women killed in a crash on the Queen Elizabeth Way in Burlington, Ont. on Tuesday morning are being remembered by family and friends as happy, kind and genuine human beings.
Toronto is getting a new park along the waterfront with a beach and viewing platform

A new public park featuring a beach and a 360-degree viewing platform is coming to Toronto’s industrial waterfront.
Kingston-area resident caught U.K. variant on visit to Simcoe-Muskoka: top doctor

Officials say the first person who tested positive for a variant of COVID-19 in the Kingston, Ont., area caught it through community spread in a different region that's grappling with over 100 likely cases of the more infections strain.
Canadian man charged in U.S. with NetWalker ransomware attacks

An investigation into a scourge of NetWalker ransomware attacks has led to the arrest of a Canadian man, the U.S. Department of Justice said on Wednesday.
SmartTrack loses another two stations as council get set to debate line's future next month

A shrunken-down version of Mayor John Tory’s SmartTrack proposal will be debated by the city’s executive committee today.
Toronto considering expanding ActiveTO road closures to other parts of the city this summer: Tory

Toronto’s ActiveTO program could be expanding to other neighbourhoods this spring to provide more space for people to safely enjoy the outdoors amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ontario's labour minister calls for changes to federal sick leave program

Ontario’s Minister of Labour is calling for changes to be made to a federal sick leave program amid criticism from some advocates who say that the Ford government should be the ones to step in to fill the gaps.
Canada scrambling for smaller syringes ahead of expected Pfizer vaccine label change

Pfizer and BioNTech will cut back on how many vials of COVID-19 vaccine they send Canada this year if the federal health regulator agrees to change the vaccine label to say every vial contains six doses instead of five.
Toronto condo renters, buyers landed negotiating power as prices dropped

If you were on the lookout for a Greater Toronto Area condo or apartment to rent or own late last year, new data from the region's real estate board shows you might have had an edge in negotiations.
Vaccines, boosters, sequencing: What we know about the fight against COVID 'variants of concern'

Genomic sequencing will be key in determining the prevalence of new, more transmissible variants of COVID-19 in Canada, experts say, but the process is too laborious and time-consuming to run on every positive swab.
Calculated risk or gamble: Experts differ on merits of Quebec's vaccine strategy

Quebec's director of national health said he's still not sure when the province will begin administering COVID-19 booster shots -- 43 days since officials started injecting people with the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
Easing rules for parental benefits created inequities among parents, documents say

Newly released documents show federal officials have been aware since the fall that some new parents might be receiving a smaller amount of money than they would have if not for a change in the way COVID-19 pandemic benefits are delivered to Canadians.
Tory says city will be reaching out to 12 residential buildings where masking has been a problem

The city will be dispatching staff Wednesday to 12 residential buildings around the city where there have been a high number of complaints about lack of mask usage.
Cancel travel plans, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urges Canadians

Ongoing tensions between the provinces and the federal government over the management of the COVID-19 pandemic pivoted back Tuesday to the question of whether and how border controls can be tightened to slow the spread of the virus.

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