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New COVID-19 outbreaks among young adults spark concern about bars, restaurants
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| Updated | 2025-01-27 18:00 |
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With bars and restaurants open for indoor dining across much of Ontario, there is still much to be concerned about in terms of watching the spread of COVID-19. In the US, a JP Morgan Chase study that looked at credit card usage found that a surge in restaurant spending appeared to correlate with a surge in virus cases weeks later.
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Ontario reporting 203 new cases of COVID-19 with majority in people under 39
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Ontario has recorded its largest daily number of COVID-19 infections since the end of June with 203 new cases because of new outbreaks in Ottawa, Peel and Windsor-Essex.
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Torstar shareholders expected to formally approve friendly takeover by NordStar
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Premier Doug Ford insists there will be no snap election in Ontario to cash in on his recent jump in the polls, but he’s still headed back out on the campaign trail.
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City will focus on education to ‘obtain voluntary compliance’ of new rules, city spokesperson says