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Ontario opens COVID-19 vaccine bookings to hot-spot residents 18 and older
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strike vote today.Paramedics who work for Ornge have been without a contract since July 31. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Pawel Dwulit" src="http://media.zuza.com/b/c/bca6e4df-33b0-4230-9357-0607cacca396/20210502110556-608ecc2edb05b278ec63ce49jpeg_Content.jpg" />Union representing Ornge paramedics to reveal results of strike vote
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Ryan Polawski made the 168-kilometre round trip in 23 hours, Scott Radley writes.
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Booking on provincial portal expands to include all adults in two Hamilton hot-spot postal codes.
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A comprehensive report by an Ontario commission formed to investigate the spread of COVID-19 in long-term care illustrates “how the system was completely unprepared to begin with. And how we almost set it up to fail,” says an expert in geriatric care.
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Ontario reports 3,369 new COVID-19 cases, 29 more deaths linked to virus
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Union representing Ornge paramedics to reveal results of strike vote
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Three vaccine clinics in York Region will be closed on Monday due to a lack of vaccine supply, the region announced Saturday afternoon.
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OPP investigating collision near Simcoe.
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Ontario reports 3,369 new COVID-19 cases, 29 more deaths linked to virus
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Virus also detected at farmers’ market.
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Andre Smith, 43, was previously healthy, and “lucky to come out the other side.”
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A new study by three Scarborough researchers shows that the places that have been hardest hit by COVID-19 are also the places where multiple working adults or families are all sharing a household.
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Devon Ambrose is not criminally responsible for attacking his parents, killing his mother
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Local care homes have taken different approaches to latest ministry rules on rapid testing
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Kanaiya Gandhi was the kind of dad who shared everything, the kind who spent rarely on himself so his daughters could take swimming lessons. A run for his Tim Hortons coffee typically ended with doughnuts for the whole family; he loved to ply his wife and kids with his signature homemade pizza.
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Brandon Walli, 23, who grew up in Tottenham, died in 2016, about six months after he moved to Flamborough to live with his dad.
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No winning ticket for Friday's $15 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Premier Doug Ford’s government was “slow” to react to impending and continuing threats from COVID-19, condemning thousands of vulnerable residents in unprepared nursing homes to “a parade of sickness and death.”
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Ontario long-term care COVID-19 commission to deliver final report to province