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#BREAKING : Canada suspends all passenger and commercial flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days due to COVID-19 variants.
The Section 22 order from the City of Toronto requiring workplaces where there are five or more COVID-19 cases to close, with some exceptions, will take effect at midnight on Friday.
Peel police are asking the public for help in locating a suspect in relation to a shooting that happened in downtown Brampton.
#ICYMI : Peel Region announced it's expanding vaccinations to include workers at Amazon, Maple Lodge Farms, and Maple Leaf Foods. All three have experienced COVID-19 outbreaks at their facilities.
Provincial health officials say Ontarians are now dying of COVID-19 in their own homes, but say there is a glimmer of hope as evidence shows the spread may be slowing. Here's your 680 NEWS TO GO with @scooterjb101 and @MMorton980 LISTEN LIVE:
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The president of the Ontario Hospital Association says there are now 421 COVID patients in ICU beds across the province. It marks the highest number of COVID patients in critical care since the pandemic began last March.
Doug Ford is facing online backlash after visiting Hazel McCallion for her 100th birthday over the weekend with the province's stay-at-home order still in effect.
#BREAKING : “We need as much domestic capacity for vaccine production as possible.” Justin Trudeau has announced that two companies are now on track to produce COVID-19 vaccines in Canada.
Transport truck crashes on westbound Hwy. 401 near Meadowvale, spilling its load of yogurt onto the highway
The CAFE Harbord location has re-opened after the owner brought in machinery to remove the 4,000 pound cement blocks placed in front of the store by Toronto by-law officers.
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