Ontario reports 2,791 new cases of COVID-19, 25 more deaths, over 88,000 vaccinations

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It’s important to get exercise in a pandemic, and once again, the minister of long-term care is providing an example by running from responsibility. She is ducking, shuffling her feet, throwing the weight to somebody else. In keeping with this government’s current ban on many outdoor activities without limiting workplaces, she even did it indoors. Team player.

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Refusing to apologize for what a scathing report called Ontario’s “slow and reactive” response to the deadly threat of COVID-19 in nursing homes, Long-Term Care Minister Merrilee Fullerton says she did not expect “a 100-year pandemic against an unknown virus.”

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Ontario may shorten interval between vax doses as more supply expected: Elliott

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Ontario opens COVID-19 vaccine bookings to hot-spot residents 18 and older

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The first eight students in the new materials handling program being offered by Mohawk College began their six-week online program May 3.

Ontario may shorten interval between vax doses as more supply expected: Elliott

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Upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump is changing ownership for a third time since 2005, with its new boss vowing to “ramp up” fill rates.

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Ontario is reporting another 3,436 COVID-19 cases and 16 more deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.

Ontario opens COVID-19 vaccine bookings to hot-spot residents 18 and older