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Wondering when it will be your turn to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?
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The city’s University Health Network (UHN) has rescheduled about 800 appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations as they wait for more delivery of vaccines from the province.
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Military helping northern Ontario First Nation deal with COVID-19 outbreak
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Doug Ford sounded desperate. Desperate for people to listen, after he has signalled for so long that this isn’t all that serious, not really, go to work, go Christmas shopping. Desperate for COVID-19 vaccines, which while wonderful aren’t going to solve his problem. Desperate to blame somebody, anybody: the federal government, Ontarians who don’t stay home, long-term-care workers. It must be someone else’s fault.
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No unexpected side-effects from COVID-19 shots given in Canada so far: Health Canada
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Rural region has seven ICU beds, 12 ventilators
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Toronto hospital CEO says COVID-19 vaccines are running low ahead of clinics
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Both victims were taken to hospital and treated for their injuries.
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Pregnant, breastfeeding and immunocompromised people will now be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario, if they choose to, according to new guidance from the Ministry of Health.
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The Mount Hamilton branch 163 of the Royal Canadian Legion has received nearly $11,000 from the federal government to help defray utility and other costs amid the coronavirus pandemic.“We are so appreciative,” said branch 163 president Melanie Ai
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The Mount Hamilton branch 163 of the Royal Canadian Legion has received nearly $11,000 from the federal government to help defray utility and other costs amid the coronavirus pandemic.“We are so appreciative,” said branch 163 president Melanie Ai
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Quebec cancels high school ministerial exams, announces tutoring program
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No unexpected side-effects from COVID-19 shots given in Canada so far: Health Canada
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Tracking progress of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout across Canada
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Canadians mark anniversary of downing of Flight PS752 in Iran
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It’s looking like a chill few days are headed our way.
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Economists expect the December jobs report to show a loss of jobs to end 2020
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Toronto hospital CEO says COVID-19 vaccines are running low ahead of clinics
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and provincial cabinet ministers Christine Elliott (health) and Stephen Lecce (education) provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic. They are joined by Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontario’s associate chief medical officer of health.
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for December, by Canadian city
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for December, by province
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National employment numbers for December from Statistics Canada, at a glance
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Economists expect the December jobs report to show a loss of jobs to end 2020