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'Canada deserves stability': Julie Payette resigns as Governor General, apologizes

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Man is dead after industrial accident at Mississauga construction site

A man in his 30s is dead after an industrial accident at a construction site in Mississauga Thursday afternoon.
Police investigating third incident involving tow trucks in Toronto in 24 hours

Police are investigating an altercation between tow truck drivers in North York less than 24 hours after two tow trucks were shot at in the city.
School closures should be 'last resort for pandemic control,' updated SickKids report says

A group of medical experts that have been advising the Ford government on the safe operation of schools say that the suspension of in-person learning should be a “a last resort for pandemic control” given the “significant negative impact” that last year’s prolonged closure had on children.
‘I don’t buy any of that crap,’ Ford says of Pfizer’s explanation of COVID vaccine delay

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he doesn’t accept the explanation given by a major global vaccine maker as to why its coroanvirus vaccine deliveries are falling to zero next week.
One person arrested after stabbing in downtown Toronto

One person is in custody after a stabbing downtown Thursday evening that left another person seriously injured.
Durham couple who contracted UK COVID variant charged after allegedly misleading contact tracers

A Durham Region doctor and her husband have been charged for allegedly misleading contact tracers about how they were exposed to the contagious coronavirus variant first detected in the United Kingdom.
Charges laid in North York shooting that left 20-year-old dead

A man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a shooting in North York that left a 20-year-old man dead.
Halton police board won't take disciplinary action against chief over decision to travel to Florida

The Halton police board will meet behind closed doors again today to discuss a decision by Chief Steve Tanner to go to Florida over the holidays despite public health officials warning against non-essential travel.
Almost 80% of COVID-19 cases in Toronto were among racialized groups in November

Nearly 80 per cent of COVID-19 cases in Toronto identified with a racialized group in November, according to the city.
'This has to be the variant,' Barrie, Ont. long-term care home saw 55 COVID-19 cases in 2 days

A worker who had close contact with someone who travelled abroad was one of the first to be suspected of carrying a highly contagious coronavirus variant into Barrie’s Roberta Place long-term care home, health officials said Thursday.
Metrolinx replacing some GO trains with buses and reducing UP service as ridership plummets

Metrolinx says it is making some service adjustments to respond to plummeting ridership numbers amid a stay-at-home order to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Driver sought after man seriously injured in East York hit-and-run

Toronto police have released an image of a vehicle sought in a hit-and-run that left a man with serious injuries in East York.
Trudeau speaks to Pfizer CEO as delays to vaccine shipments get worse

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke to Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla by phone Thursday, the same day the company informed Canada delays to its shipments of COVID-19 vaccines are going to be even worse than previously thought.
Ontario reports 2,632 new COVID-19 cases, 46 additional deaths

Ontario is reporting more than 2,600 new cases of the novel coronavirus with an almost 16,000 jump in processed tests compared to the previous day.
Tow truck drivers shot at in 2 separate incidents on Hwy. 401 in Toronto

Police are investigating a possible link between two separate shootings involving tow trucks on Highway 401 in Toronto overnight.
Police issue public safety alert after man allegedly tried to force his way into Parkdale apartment

Toronto police have issued a public safety alert after investigators say a man tried to force his way into an apartment in Parkdale and allegedly threatened to sexually assault a woman inside.
More than one-fifth of Canadian companies will adjust pay if staff relocate: survey

More than one-fifth of Canadian companies say they will adjust their employee's pay if they move to a different location, according to a recent survey.
Farmers urge feds to reconsider pre-departure COVID tests for migrant workers

Farmers who employ migrant workers are urging the federal government to waive the negative COVID-19 test result required before the employees can fly to Canada, saying the cost of the tests in certain countries are proving to be a barrier for some.
In wake of decision to kill Keystone XL, Biden's first foreign-leader call? Trudeau

If Joe Biden's decision to kill off Keystone XL is supposed to sound the death knell for Canada-U.S. relations, you wouldn't know it from the newly minted president's call sheet.
Environment Canada warns of snow squalls, hazardous weather in central Ontario

Central Ontario can expect heavy snow and winter weather that could make driving hazardous on Thursday.
S&P/TSX composite slips in morning trading, loonie moves higher

Canada's main stock index dipped in early trading, lagging U.S. markets as the Canadian dollar headed higher.
Some provinces yet to say when jail inmates to be vaccinated against COVID-19

A director at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association believes provinces should set targets for vaccinating inmates in provincial jails -- something half of jurisdictions have yet to do.
CFIB raises estimate of small businesses at risk of closing permanently

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is raising its estimate for the number of businesses that are considering closing permanently.
Passengers unfazed as WestJet returns Boeing 737 Max to service

Passengers aboard the first Boeing 737 Max flight in Canadian airspace in nearly two years weren't overly concerned about the plane's safety, saying they trusted that regulators had addressed any issues with the aircraft.
No rollcall votes in Commons if new electronic voting app adopted

The COVID-19 pandemic is about to force another big break from tradition in the House of Commons: MPs using an app on their smartphones or laptops to cast votes remotely.

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