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City of Toronto unveils 10-year plan for reconciliation with Indigenous peoples

City of Toronto unveils 10-year plan for reconciliation with Indigenous peoples

TORONTO — The City of Toronto has unveiled a proposed 10-year plan for reconciliation with its Indigenous residents.

Teens charged in alleged kidnapping, car theft in Whitby

WHITBY, Ont. — Durham police say six kids ranging in age from 12 to 16 are facing charges after allegedly forcing someone into the trunk of a stolen Subaru.
Ontario extends college and university tuition freeze to 2022-2023

Ontario extends college and university tuition freeze to 2022-2023

Ontario is extending a tuition freeze for college and university students through next year.

Ontario reports 611 people in hospital with COVID-19 and 174 in intensive care

WINDSOR, Ont. — Ontario is reporting 611 people in hospital with COVID-19 and 174 in intensive care today. That's compared with 639 hospitalizations and 179 people in ICUs Tuesday. Fourteen more COVID-19 deaths are being reported today.

Weather causes school closures, bus cancellations in parts of southern Ontario

Schools are closed in at least two regions and school buses are cancelled in others today as Environment Canada predicts heavy rainfall and freezing rain across southern Ontario.

Taisun brand Vegetarian Mushroom Jerky (Hot) may contain milk not declared on label

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has announced a recall for Taisun brand Vegetarian Mushroom Jerky (Hot) because it may contain milk which is not declared on the label.
SickKids to receive three more pediatric cancer patients, their families from Ukraine

SickKids to receive three more pediatric cancer patients, their families from Ukraine

Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children says it is expecting the arrival of three more pediatric cancer patients from Ukraine.
Ontario parties, stakeholders react to federal Liberal-NDP confidence and supply deal

Ontario parties, stakeholders react to federal Liberal-NDP confidence and supply deal

TORONTO — Ontario's Liberals and New Democrats say the confidence-and-supply agreement between their federal counterparts demonstrates that voters want politicians to work together and get things done.
Ontario cardiologists opposed to proposed agreement that excludes some phone services

Ontario cardiologists opposed to proposed agreement that excludes some phone services

TORONTO — Ontario doctors are voting this week on a new contract that establishes a framework for virtual care options, but a group representing cardiologists wants members to vote against it because it would not allow them to bill for some telephone

Ontario putting $91M toward electric vehicle chargers at rest stops, parks

TORONTO — Ontario is putting $91 million toward installing electric vehicle chargers at highway rest stops, carpool parking lots, parks and hockey arenas.