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They are also calling for a judicial review into police’s interactions with protesters last week.
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Ontario is reporting another 780 COVID-19 cases and six more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Ontario records 780 new COVID-19 infections and six more deaths
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Ontario auditor to examine COVID-19 support for business, PPE supply in annual report
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Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott to make an announcement in Mississauga.
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The health unit said the deceased resident also had ‘severe underlying health conditions’ but COVID was the cause of death.
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