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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.

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CALGARY—Kelsey Torkelson already knows how she’ll tell her future children about the grandmother they’ll never meet.

The elderly woman lies in her hospital bed, alone, isolated, gasping for breath. Scared.

As Ontario announced it found eight more cases of the new, more contagious coronavirus mutation Tuesday, including three in York with no travel connection, concerns mounted that more cases of the variant could go undetected.

The latest developments on COVID-19 in Canada on Jan. 12, 2021

Maybe Ontario never had a chance. Maybe nothing would have made enough of a difference — not staying home, not health care working its guts out, not masks and distance and washing our hands. Maybe this government was just never going to do what was necessary to take care of everyone, and do the damned job.

Ontario premier Doug Ford did not institute a province-wide curfew as part of the stay-at-home order announced Tuesday, wanting to avoid a “police state” where officers are “chasing you down the street” for leaving the house at night.

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A shuffle in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet has some in the aviation industry hoping that help is on the horizon for a sector that has been rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Toronto Mayor John Tory said he supports the announcement by Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Tuesday, declaring a provincial state of emergency and issuing a stay-at-home order that goes into effect early Thursday.

The construction industry is breathing a sigh of relief after emerging largely unaffected in the latest round of COVID-related restrictions from the Ontario government. But some medical experts say that might have been a mistake, given the dire COVID case projections announced Tuesday.

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Canada will get enough COVID-19 vaccine doses to immunize all Canadians by September, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed Tuesday, as Ottawa and the provinces point fingers at each other over issues with vaccine rollout.

After a year of the pandemic, our national response continues to be one of a Goldilocks-style mitigation (not too much or too little) with varying degrees of lockdown across the country in an attempt to reduce but not fully suppress community transmission.

Premier Doug Ford declared another state of emergency Tuesday

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Mountain View Elementary School is going up for sale now that the new South Meadow Elementary School is ready to open once a COVID shutdown ends and students are permitted to resume in-person classes.

The province is once again in a state of emergency with Premier Doug Ford issuing a stay-at-home order that comes into effect at 12:01 a.m. Thursday,

Schools in other hot spots — Windsor-Essex, Peel, Toronto and York — will also remain closed, the province announced on Tuesday.

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Active cases continue to rise in region

The Ontario government has declared a state of emergency, effective immediately, due to the rise of COVID-19 numbers in the province. The government is also issuing a stay-at-home order that will commence later this week.

Watch three important COVID-19 updates today from Ontario health officials, Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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A decision by Hamilton’s public school board to hold off on spending $1 million in COVID funding from Ottawa is being criticized by the president of its elementary teachers’ union.

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Ontario health officials provide update on COVID-19

Ontario preparing new lockdown measures, confirms more U.K. variant cases

It’s lockdown, the sequel.

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It’s unclear what part of the store the employee worked in or if other staff were instructed to self-isolate.

Public health officials have started vaccinating long-term care residents and staff. Vaccines will be available to public later in 2021.

Energy sector helps lift Toronto market in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed

The city will also offer a winter version of its take-home recreation kits starting Monday