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Toronto District School Board extends deadline for staff COVID-19 vaccination policy

Toronto District School Board extends deadline for staff COVID-19 vaccination policy

TORONTO — Canada's largest school board is giving staff more time to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as long as they disclose their immunization status. The Toronto District School Board's mandatory vaccination policy had previously set a Nov.
Ontario lays first COVID-19 charges against long-term care home in London

Ontario lays first COVID-19 charges against long-term care home in London

Ontario's Ministry of Labour says it has laid the province's first COVID-19-related charges against a long-term care home in London, Ont.
Police investigate fatal shooting of two dogs in central Ontario

Police investigate fatal shooting of two dogs in central Ontario

DYSART ET AL TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO — Ontario Provincial Police say they're investigating the fatal shooting of two dogs near Haliburton, Ont. They say the owners reported that the dogs got loose from their lead in the evening of Oct.
Drinking water advisory in place in northern Ontario community: officials

Drinking water advisory in place in northern Ontario community: officials

A drinking water advisory is in place for a northern Ontario community until further notice after an issue with the water distribution system.
Ford says he understands parents hesitant to get their kids vaccinated

Ford says he understands parents hesitant to get their kids vaccinated

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he understands parents who are hesitant to get their five- or six-year-old children vaccinated against COVID-19 once the shots are approved for kids.
Ontario aims to double number of long-term care inspectors, allow immediate charges

Ontario aims to double number of long-term care inspectors, allow immediate charges

TORONTO — Ontario plans to double the province's long-term care home inspectors and allow them to lay charges on the spot, saying the changes would allow for stronger enforcement in a sector devastated by the pandemic.
Ontario could see 50,000 education workers fired if vaccines mandated: Lecce

Ontario could see 50,000 education workers fired if vaccines mandated: Lecce

TORONTO — Up to 50,000 education workers in Ontario could be fired if COVID-19 vaccines were mandated for that sector, the province's education minister said Tuesday.
Man charged in fraudulent COVID-19 vaccine certificate investigation: police

Man charged in fraudulent COVID-19 vaccine certificate investigation: police

Ottawa police say they've charged a man in a fraudulent COVID-19 vaccination certificate investigation. The force says the investigation began in September. Police say the 27-year-old man from Gatineau, Que.
Ontario doctors group shares priorities for health system improvements

Ontario doctors group shares priorities for health system improvements

TORONTO — Reducing patient wait times, expanding mental health, addiction and home-care services, and preparing for the next pandemic should be top priorities for Ontario, says a group representing the province's doctors.
Police seek suspects after millions in pure silver bullion stolen

Police seek suspects after millions in pure silver bullion stolen

Toronto police are seeking suspects in the theft of roughly US$11 million in pure silver. Investigators say the silver, which was in bullion form, was stolen from a shipping container in Montreal in January of last year.