To keep education workers, students, and families safe, the Toronto District School Board has announced mandatory vaccine requirements for all staff.
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More than 150,000 people in Canada experience ‘long COVID’ symptoms: report
More research is needed to understand the so-called “long COVID” condition and the burden it poses on the health-care system, a science advisory group said in a report Tuesday.
Severe thunderstorm watches and warnings end for GTA, southern Ontario
Environment Canada’s severe thunderstorm watches and warnings have ended for southern Ontario, including Toronto and the GTA.
Justin Trudeau, Erin O’Toole tied as election campaign hits final bend
OTTAWA – A new poll shows a complete deadlock between Justin Trudeau’s Liberals and Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives with less than one week left in the federal election.
COVID-19 contact tracing underway at nearly two dozen schools: TPH
The COVID-19 situation in city schools continues to escalate, with Toronto Public Health now conducting contact tracing investigations at nearly two dozen schools.
2021 Federal Election: Platform Breakdown
As election day nears closer, we want to know…have you decided who you are voting for? It’s important to know which leader stands for what, and how they compare. Here’s the lowdown on some of the key campaign processes from each political party in Canada. Remember: this is just a short list of the party…
City extends deadline for municipal workers to report COVID-19 vaccine status
City of Toronto workers now have until the end of the week to disclose their COVID-19 immunization status.
Verdict expected today in trial of Linda O’Leary, accused in fatal boat crash
A verdict is expected today in the trial of Linda O’Leary, charged in a boat crash that killed two people in central Ontario two years ago.
Leaders in Ontario and B.C. as campaign enters final week
OTTAWA – The three main federal party leaders are focused on Ontario and British Columbia today as the election campaign heads into its final week.
Toronto Public Health identifies COVID-19 cases in three schools
Not even a full week into the school year, and Toronto Public Health has identified COVID-19 cases in three schools.