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Ontario expected to announce a 28-day provincewide "shutdown" Thursday

Ontario expected to announce a 28-day provincewide "shutdown" Thursday

TORONTO — Ontario is expected to announce a 28-day provincewide "shutdown" Thursday to stop the spread of COVID-19 as an alarming spike in cases threatens the critical care system, The Canadian Press has learned.
Doctor accused of murdering man in Ontario hospital required supervision for a year

Doctor accused of murdering man in Ontario hospital required supervision for a year

A doctor accused of murdering an 89-year-old man in an eastern Ontario hospital last week had to be supervised at work for a year until recently, The Canadian Press has learned. The college governing doctors in the province said Dr.
Missing three-year-old found safe near Kingston, Ont., days after disappearing

Missing three-year-old found safe near Kingston, Ont., days after disappearing

A three-year-old boy who was missing near Kingston, Ont., for three days has been found safe, police said Wednesday, hailing the development as "unbelievable.
Older Ontarians most involved in spreading COVID-19 misinformation online: study

Older Ontarians most involved in spreading COVID-19 misinformation online: study

TORONTO — Misinformation about COVID-19 is being spread online by six per cent of people in Ontario, most of them between the ages of 55 and 64, a new study has found.
Quebec City gym closed as health officials link it to 68 COVID-19 cases

Quebec City gym closed as health officials link it to 68 COVID-19 cases

MONTREAL — Public health officials in Quebec City have ordered a gym to close after detecting 68 cases of COVID-19 that they say are linked to the facility.
Ontario loses bid to quash $30M segregation ruling; immunity argument rejected

Ontario loses bid to quash $30M segregation ruling; immunity argument rejected

TORONTO — A $30-million class-action award against Ontario for its mistreatment of inmates in solitary confinement will stand, the Court of Appeal ruled on Wednesday.
Pandemic's third wave hits people in their 20s, 30s, with more illness, and blame

Pandemic's third wave hits people in their 20s, 30s, with more illness, and blame

TORONTO — Working age Canadians have been hit hard by the escalating pandemic, and now they're drawing a significant chunk of the blame, too.
Paramedics, care providers give in-home vaccinations to homebound Ontario seniors

Paramedics, care providers give in-home vaccinations to homebound Ontario seniors

TORONTO — It's hard for Prentice Scott to choose a highlight from a day spent vaccinating seniors against COVID-19 in the lobby of their Windsor, Ont., apartment building.
Ontario's education minister says April break to go ahead as planned for now

Ontario's education minister says April break to go ahead as planned for now

TORONTO — Spring break for Ontario's schools will go ahead as planned next month, at least for now, the education minister said Tuesday, drawing criticism for not providing enough clarity on the matter.
Legault worried as COVID-19 cases rise in regions where restrictions were loosened

Legault worried as COVID-19 cases rise in regions where restrictions were loosened

MONTREAL — Quebec Premier Francois Legault said Tuesday he's concerned about a rise in the number of active COVID-19 cases in five parts of the province where restrictions were recently loosened.