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Ontario reports more than 2,600 new cases of COVID-19, 89 deaths

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Students, parents in parts of GTA to learn when in-person learning will return

Students and parents in Durham and Halton Region, along with much of southern Ontario may learn today when schools will be able to return to in-person learning.
Staff recommend that city bring back CafeTO, first patios could be installed in May if restrictions lifted

Staff are recommending that the city bring back its popular CafeTO program, which saw hundreds of patios set up on sidewalks and in curb lanes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic last summer.
69% of workplaces in GTHA in compliance with health rules after big box store inspection blitz

The provincial government has found that about 30 per cent of businesses were not in compliance with public health measures after conducting a big box store inspection blitz in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area this past weekend.
Driver convicted in Humboldt Broncos crash fighting to avoid deportation after he completes sentence

A former truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash has submitted paperwork with reasons why he should not be sent back to India when he gets out of prison.
Bank of Canada to update economic outlook with first rate announcement of 2021

Canada's central bank will update its economic forecast for the country Wednesday when it announces its interest-rate decision, offering a glimpse into its outlook for COVID-19 recovery.
Conservatives to vote on whether MP Derek Sloan can remain in party

Conservative members of Parliament will vote today on whether one of their own can remain on the party's benches.
Annual pace of inflation slowed in December to 0.7 per cent

Statistics Canada says the annual pace of inflation slowed in December as the consumer price index was up 0.7 per cent compared with a year earlier.
Buy America: How Biden's Made-in-America plan could impact Canadian companies

Canadian companies that bid on American government contracts could be cut out of the procurement process if Joe Biden follows through on his Buy American plan after he becomes U.S. president today, according to business and trade experts.
Experts say pandemic fuelling apparent spike in eating disorders among adolescents

Pediatric and mental health experts say pandemic stress is driving a spike in eating disorders among adolescents and teens, pointing to school disruptions, social isolation and infection fears as destabilizing factors that could have long-term physical and mental health effects.
Ford asks U.S. to donate 1M vaccines, gets crude when talking about Pfizer executive

Ontario's premier appealed directly to U.S. president-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday for help securing more COVID-19 vaccines, a request that came as the province learned it would receive none of the doses expected next week.
Auto executive off Ontario’s vaccine task force following revelation she travelled out of country

A member of Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccination distribution task force is out of her role following the revelation that she travelled out of the country in December.
Ontario’s first major COVID-19 vaccine site will stop administering shots immediately

A pilot COVID-19 immunization site in Toronto that was meant to be a “playbook for mass vaccination clinics” will stop administering shots after just two days in operation due to a Canada-wide shortage in doses.
Man dies following 3-vehicle collision in Rexdale

A man who was rushed to hospital following a collision in Rexdale Tuesday has died of his injuries.
Ontario nurse fired after speaking at D.C. anti-lockdown rally on day of Capitol riot

A Canadian neonatal intensive care nurse who spoke at an anti-lockdown rally in Washington, D.C., has been fired, her employer said on Tuesday.
Ontario to get zero shipments of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine next week amid delivery delay

The provincial government is expecting no shipments of Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine next week amid a delay in deliveries due to production issues.
Ont. reports fewer than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases amid big drop in testing

Ontario is recording fewer than 2,000 new cases of COVID-19 today, however only 34,000 tests were processed over the past 24 hours and the province said numbers from Toronto Public Health are likely artificially low due to a "technical issue."
Demolition of West Don Lands heritage buildings by Ford government continues despite protests

The demolition of several heritage buildings in the West Don Lands is continuing today despite widespread community opposition.
Minister 'downplaying crisis' in long-term care, Horwath says, after Fullerton accuses NDP of spreading 'misinformation'

The leader of the Ontario NDP says the province's minister of long-term care is attempting to downplay the COVID-19 crisis in long-term care homes after she accused the official opposition of spreading "misinformation" about the situation.
YRP officer accused in corruption probe wanted to file report on mistress after affair exposed, court hears

A Toronto-area constable under investigation for corruption told an undercover officer he wanted to file an intelligence report about his mistress's alleged involvement in the drug trade after their affair was revealed, his trial heard Tuesday.
Suspect vehicle in fatal shooting in Lawrence Manor was sold within days of incident: police

Police have released surveillance camera images of an outstanding suspect in the fatal shooting of a 33-year-old man in Toronto’s Lawrence Manor neighbourhood this past fall.
Frontline workers in parts of Ontario aren't getting paid while self-isolating following COVID-19 exposure

Some frontline health-care workers in Ontario say they aren’t being paid while self-isolating following exposure to a positive case of COVID-19.
Dog walkers are allowed to work under Ontario lockdown

Dog walking services are allowed to operate across the province right now despite confusion among pet owners.
Man dead after industrial accident involving dump truck inToronto's Humber Summit neighbourhood

A 52-year-old man is dead after he was struck by a dump truck at a waste transfer station in Toronto’s Humber Summit neighbourhood on Tuesday morning.
No Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine doses to be shipped to Canada next week: Fortin

Canada is not getting any COVID-19 vaccine doses from Pfizer-BioNTech next week and the federal government says it can't tell provinces exactly how many doses to expect over the next month.
Police arrest suspect wanted in fatal Scarborough stabbing

A suspect wanted in connection with a fatal stabbing in Scarborough last week has now been arrested, Toronto police confirmed Tuesday.

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