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Ontario records uptick in COVID-19 cases but seven-day average continues to decline

Ontario reports first blood clot case associated with AstraZeneca shot; officials say condition remains ‘extremely rare’

Ontario is reporting its first case of a rare blood clot connected to the AstraZeneca vaccine.
Key measure suggests Canada's COVID-19 surge could be slowing down, says Tam

Canada's top public health doctor says there's been an increase of more than 200,000 COVID-19 cases since last month, but there are signs the epidemic is easing.
Toronto administers over 1 million COVID-19 vaccine doses

Toronto has hit a major milestone in its COVID-19 vaccine rollout administering more than one million doses of the vaccine.
Tory vows to honour Toronto van attack victims every year to keep memories alive

The victims of a van attack that devastated Toronto will never be forgotten, the city's mayor said Friday as he marked three years since the tragedy took place.
Ontarians more likely to blame third wave on provincial government than residents elsewhere in Canada: poll

More than two-thirds of Ontarians disapprove of the job Premier Doug Ford is doing handling the pandemic and a plurality of residents now believe that his government should shoulder most of the blame for the devastating third wave that has brought our healthcare system to the brink of collapse, according to new poll.
Pregnant people in Ontario now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine under 'highest risk' designation

Pregnant people in Ontario are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine, the provincial government announced Friday.
Peel, Toronto could begin workplace closures today to control COVID-19 outbreaks

Toronto and Peel Region could begin to order the temporary closure of some businesses today to control workplace COVID-19 outbreaks.
Physical distancing circles returning to Trinity Bellwoods Park

Physical distancing circles are returning to a popular Toronto park this spring in an effort to get people to keep their distance amid the third wave of the pandemic.
Toronto doctor faces charges in alleged sexual assault of teen patient

A Toronto doctor has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a teen patient in North York 15 years ago, Toronto police say.
Labour minister says pandemic highlights need to settle on right-to-disconnect rules

The federal labour minister says the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need to give workers the ability to avoid work emails and text messages as the lines between home and work lives blur.
More people with COVID-19 are quickly deteriorating, dying before seeking medical care: Ontario's chief coroner

Provincial health officials are now investigating an alarming new trend of people with COVID-19 who are rapidly deteriorating and dying before seeking medical care, Ontario’s chief coroner and coordinator of the province’s outbreak response team said Thursday.
Canada to suspend flights from India, Pakistan for 30 days amid surge of COVID-19 cases

The federal government is suspending incoming passenger flights from India and Pakistan for the next month as cases of COVID-19 surge in both countries.
Woman who was eight months pregnant left paralyzed after horrific car crash near Lindsay

An Ontario woman who was eight months pregnant has been left paralyzed from the waist down and will likely never walk again after a horrific car crash earlier this week.
‘We got it wrong:’ Ford says about COVID-19 police powers to arbitrarily stop people

Premier Doug Ford says he “made a mistake” after implementing new restrictions last week that gave police special powers to arbitrarily stop people outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amazon, Maple Leaf Foods to begin on-site COVID-19 vaccinations for employees in Peel Region

Amazon has been selected by the province as one of the first three workplaces that will run vaccination clinics in hot spot neighbourhoods in Peel Region.
Hate crimes reported in Toronto rose 51 per cent in 2020: police report

The COVID-19 pandemic and the police killing of George Floyd in the U.S. led to the increase of hate crimes reported in Toronto last year, according to a report by Toronto police.
Ontario and Quebec premiers call for stricter measures at land and air borders

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and his Quebec counterpart are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to introduce “stricter” measures at land and air border crossings to ensure that all non-essential travel is “curtailed” amid a devastating third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Widow of Rob Ford ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in legal fees

Renata Ford, the widow of former Toronto mayor Rob Ford, has been ordered to pay nearly $300,000 in legal fees for work on his estate.
Ontario needs paid sick days that are easily accessible and have 'no strings attached,' NDP says

The leader of the Ontario NDP says she is “troubled” by the premier’s repeated attempts to blame the federal government for the province’s lack of action on paid sick days as Doug Ford tells reporters that his government will soon release details of its long-awaited program.
Woman at heart of sexual misconduct allegations against Vance testifies at committee

The woman at the heart of sexual misconduct allegations against Canada's former top military commander says retired Gen. Jonathan Vance believes he is “untouchable.”
Ontario's top doctor expresses hope that cases may be plateauing following dip in province's seven-day average

Ontario’s top public health official says that there are now early signs that COVID-19 case counts in the province may be plateauing.
One suspect charged in deadly Etobicoke drive-by

One of two suspects wanted in connection with a deadly drive-by shooting that took place in Etobicoke earlier this month has turned himself in to police.
COVID-19 takes a big bite out of Highway 407 traffic, revenues and profits

An increase in COVID-19 infections and restrictions in the Toronto area have resulted in a dramatic reduction in traffic on the Highway 407 toll road.
More supply needed to ease housing price crunch, but always more to do, Freeland says

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the country needs a boost in the supply of housing to help make prices more affordable, but suggests there may be other steps governments can take.
Ontario authorizes workers from other provinces, outside hospitals amid ICU strain

Health-care workers from other provinces and non-hospital settings could be deployed to Ontario's overburdened intensive care units as early as next week, the health minister said Thursday as the government issued emergency orders to pave the way for those transfers.

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