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Schools around the GTA pivoting to snow days, remote learning for Tuesday amid snow cleanup

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More Ontario schools reopen for in-person learning after snowstorm

More schools across Ontario are set to reopen for in-person classes today.
Toronto snowstorm cleanup will likely take most of the week, Tory says

Mayor John Tory says the cleanup effort will likely last more than three days after a massive snowstorm shut down major highways and wreaked havoc on transportation, schools, garbage collection and other services Monday.
COVID-19 linked to death of four-year-old girl in Quebec City

A Quebec City hospital announced today that a four-year old girl has died from causes linked to COVID-19.
China's claim that Omicron came from Canadian mail dismissed as 'ludicrous'

A claim by Chinese health authorities that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 was introduced to a resident of Beijing through a piece of regular mail from Canada was dismissed Monday as being ludicrous and comical.
Synagogues told 'be vigilant' after Texas hostage siege; Toronto police boost patrols

Jewish community leaders have advised Canadian synagogues to increase their level of vigilance in case of a copycat attack following a hostage taking at a Texas synagogue this weekend.
Only 1 in 3 Ontarians approve of the job Ford is doing with election now months away: poll

Premier Doug Ford’s approval rating has dropped to the lowest level of his entire tenure with a provincial election now less than five months away, a new poll suggests.
Ontario reports 23 new COVID-19 deaths; hospitalizations may be at plateau

Ontario reported 23 new deaths on Monday as new hospital admissions and transfers to intensive care appeared to show early signs they were levelling off.
Canada approves Pfizer's COVID-19 oral antiviral treatment for adults

Health Canada added another tool to its pandemic-fighting arsenal Monday, approving Pfizer's antiviral treatment for COVID-19 as the rapid spread of the Omicron variant continued to tax the country's health-care system and millions of students returned to in-person learning.
Ontario widens COVID-19 testing guidance to include pregnant people, first responders, some unvaccinated seniors

The province of Ontario widened access to free PCR COVID-19 testing last week, making eligible pregnant people, select unvaccinated adults over the age of 70, and first responders.
2 suspects sought after one person seriously injured in Oakville shooting

Halton police are searching for two suspects after one person was shot in Oakville Sunday evening.
Airlines and Pearson ask government to drop mandatory arrival testing requirement

Canada's largest airlines and the country's busiest airport are asking the federal government to drop its rule requiring mandatory arrivals testing for COVID-19.
School and bus cancellations mount across Ontario amid winter storm

A significant winter storm containing up to 40 centimetres of snowfall in some areas has prompted a number of Ontario school boards to close schools on Monday.
Parents, teachers in four provinces prepare to return to class as Omicron spreads

Parents and teachers in four provinces are bracing for students to return to the classroom Monday as the Omicron variant-fuelled wave of COVID-19 continues to spread and questions remain about how prepared schools really are for a full-scale return.
Ontario LTCs uneasy about approaching booster mandate deadline amid Omicron wave

Most Ontario long-term care workers have just under two weeks to get their third COVID-19 vaccine doses, but union and industry groups say more time is needed to meet the government's target as staff infections reach record levelsand workers struggle to access appointments.
Four sets of human remains found at site of Ottawa truck plant explosion

Investigators say they have located four sets of human remains in the site of a tanker-truck manufacturer that exploded in Ottawa on Thursday, but have not yet been able to recover the bodies.
Omicron may seem unavoidable, but experts say 'let it rip' isn't the solution

Dr. Kieran Quinn says he's noticed a shift in attitude among his friends, colleagues and community members during the Omicron wave of COVID-19, as preventive vigilance has eroded into resignation that infection seems inevitable.
Poll suggests support for Bill 21 provision may have dropped in Quebec; 55% in favour

A new poll suggests support may have slipped for a key element of Quebec's secularism law, known as Bill 21.
Canada advises against non-essential travel to Ukraine, cites Russian aggression

Canada is advising residents against taking non-essential trips to Ukraine because of the buildup of Russian troops near the country's border.
Onboard vehicle tech becoming a safety issue, advocates say

Automakers have been installing increasingly high-tech features and infotainment systems in vehicles, but that doesn't mean they're becoming safer.
'It was the right thing to do,' neighbour commended for helping children escape Mississauga fire

Mississauga fire crews are commending the bravery of an 18-year-old for helping several children escape a burning home on Saturday morning.
No winning ticket for Saturday's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot

No winning ticket was sold for the $5 million jackpot in Saturday's Lotto 649 draw.
Ontario reports 43 new COVID-19 deaths; new record of hospitalizations

Ontario reported 43 new COVID-19-related deaths as the province hit another record of hospitalizations due to the Omicron variant.
Ontario woman gets surgery date after having life-saving cancer procedure postponed repeatedly due to COVID-19

A 30-year-old Ontario woman whose cancer surgery was postponed multiple times because of COVID-19 has secured a new date for her procedure.
One adult in life-threatening condition after 4-alarm blaze at Toronto apartment building

One person has life-threatening injuries and three others have minor injuries following a four-alarm blaze in Toronto’s west end on Saturday morning.
Former federal NDP leader Alexa McDonough dies at 77

Former federal NDP leader Alexa McDonough, a political trailblazer who paved the way for women in politics, died Saturday in Halifax at the age of 77.

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