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Ontario reports 2,998 new COVID-19 cases; 100 new deaths in part due to investigation in London

Ford turfs York Centre MPP who wrote open letter saying ‘lockdown is deadlier than COVID’

Premier Doug Ford has tossed a member of his caucus for publicly speaking out against the lockdown orders currently in place for the province to stem the spread of COVID-19.
Pfizer cutting back vaccine deliveries to Canada due to production issues

Procurement Minister Anita Anand says production issues in Europe will temporarily reduce Pfizer's ability to deliver vaccines to Canada.
‘I think that it’s working’: Mayor Tory says about speed cameras that have issued over 53,000 tickets in Toronto

More than 53,000 tickets have been issued to drivers caught speeding by Toronto’s newly installed speed cameras during the first round of enforcement, according to new data.
City of Vaughan closes skating rinks, toboggan hill and dog park due to stay-at home order

The City of Vaughan appears to be the first municipality in the Greater Toronto Area to close some of its outdoor amenities following a stay-at-home order issued by the provincial government.
Tory says he is hopeful that some summer events can go ahead but warns that it will 'depend entirely' on state of pandemic

Mayor John Tory says that he remains hopeful that some of the city’s summer events can go forward this year but he said that it will “depend entirely” on where things stand with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Home sales hit record in 2020 despite pandemic

OTTAWA -- The Canadian Real Estate Association says home sales in December hit an all-time record for the month to end what was also a record year.
International students frustrated by federal work limits during pandemic

Ottawa temporarily lifted the restriction on international students' work hours last April, saying the change was aimed at easing the staffing crunch in health care and other essential workplaces. The measure expired on Aug. 31, 2020, and has not been reinstated.
SIU called in after man shot by Toronto police in Scarborough

The province’s police watchdog has been called in to investigate after a man was shot during an interaction with Toronto police in Scarborough Thursday evening.
Toronto police say individuals won’t be ‘compelled to explain why they are out of their residence’ amid new stay-at-home order

Residents won’t be forced to explain why they are out of their homes despite a stay-at-home order from the province, Toronto police said as it laid out its enforcement plan, which will mainly focus on restaurants, businesses and large gatherings.
Scarborough stabbing leaves two men with serious injuries

Two men have been transported to a trauma centre with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after a stabbing took place in Scarborough on Thursday night.
‘How much clearer could we be?:’ Ontario health official admonishes some residents for flouting public health advice

Ontario’s top public official is expressing his frustration with residents who he says continue to ignore public health advice, despite surging number of COVID-19 infections.
Ontario orders halt to residential evictions during state of emergency

The Ontario government has issued an emergency order temporarily halting the enforcement of residential evictions.
Super-contagious UK COVID variant displays 'funny pattern' in testing, making it easier to spot

The highly contagious coronavirus variant from Britain has a tell or a “funny pattern” that allows mindful lab technicians to flag possible positive samples during conventional PCR testing, making it quite easy to detect, the head of Canada’s largest public microbiology lab says.
TTC facing calls from riders, operators for better safety measures

As new emergency orders to slow the spread of COVID-19 come into effect across Ontario, TTC Riders and operators are expressing concern that more measures may be needed to keep transit safe.
TCDSB reinstates LGBTQ+ website to resource page following criticism

The Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) has reinstated a website to its resource page following criticism from some members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Peel District School Board investigating after stranger breaks into online class

The Peel District School Board is investigating after an unknown person interrupted a virtual class twice at a Mississauga school.
Toronto faces nearly $900M hole in its 2021 budget due to COVID-19

Toronto’s proposed budget for 2021 relies on nearly $900 million in assumed funding from other levels of government as the city continues to deal with significant financial challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Strategy for dealing with surge in ICU patients 'not sustainable,' infectious diseases expert says

The current strategy for dealing with an influx of COVID-19 patients in Ontario intensive care units is “not sustainable,” one infectious diseases expert says, as about one fifth of the province’s critical care beds are occupied with patients infected with the novel coronavirus.
What is considered essential activity under Ontario's new emergency stay at home order

Less than five hours before it was to take effect at midnight Thursday, the Ford government released its legal parameters around a new stay-at-home order enacted for at least the next 28 days meant to keep people home to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Some Toronto-area school boards experiencing technical difficulties with remote learning

At least two school boards in the Greater Toronto Area have said they are experiencing technical difficulties with an element of their virtual learning platform.
'Ramp up' of vaccine delivery in Canada not expected until April, Fortin says

Canada should start getting a million doses of COVID-19 vaccines delivered weekly in April, meaning the “ramp up” phase of Canada's vaccine rollout is still more than two months away.
'It hurts and I’m scared': Ontario hospitals struggle amid COVID-19 surge as patients wait for life-saving surgeries

Ontario residents are anxiously waiting for life-saving and life-altering surgeries as the COVID-19 pandemic overwhelms hospitals forcing doctors to make tough decisions.
Employee at Etobicoke General Hospital dies after contracting COVID-19: CUPE

An employee at Etobicoke General Hospital has died after contracting COVID-19, a spokesperson for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) confirmed Thursday.
London, Ont. hospital board chair resigns following $2.5M lawsuit filed by CEO over termination

A top official at a major hospital in London, Ont., announced her resignation on Thursday, a day after the facility's CEO sued for wrongful termination related to his travels to the United States.
City launching study focusing on activities of those who tested negative for COVID-19

Toronto Public Health is launching a new study that focuses on the activities of people who recently tested negative for COVID-19.

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Toronto Real Estate Board says home prices hit record in 2020 as sales climbed

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