Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is aiming to allow fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents into Canada by mid-August.
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Peel Region launching ‘Pfizer Fridays’ to reach those unwilling to mix vaccines
Peel Region health officials are trying to reach people who are unwilling to mix-and-match COVID-19 vaccine doses with a new initiative called ‘Pfizer Fridays.’
Toronto teen dead, 4 others injured after Muskoka boat crash
Two people are dead including a 13-year-old girl from Toronto, and four others are injured after two boats carrying a total of six people collided on Lake Rosseau near Muskoka’s Windermere Marina.
Ontario officially enters Step 3 of reopening plan
As of midnight on July 16, Ontario has officially entered Step 3 of their COVID-19 economic reopening plan, meaning indoor dining and gyms will reopen and capacity limits increase for multiple sectors.
1 dead, 4 injured after boat crash on Lake Rosseau in Muskoka
One person is dead, four are injured and another is missing after two boats carrying a total of six people collided on Lake Rosseau near Muskoka’s Windermere Marina.
Federal government says it is still reviewing request for TFC, CF Montreal to play in Canada
Though Major League Soccer and its Canadian clubs announced that Toronto FC and CF Montreal had been given the green light to play home matches in Canada as early as this weekend, the Immigration Minister said no exemption from quarantine has been provided to the MLS at this time.
Dundas name to be removed from Toronto streets, other public amenities
Dundas Street as well as other public amenities bearing the name will be renamed after Toronto city council voted 17-7 to move forward with public consultation on a new name.
‘We need a miracle’: B.C. man stuck in Philippines alone, severely ill
TORONTO (OMNI) – Family and friends of a B.C. man whose vacation in the Philippines went horribly wrong are desperately trying to bring him home, working to raise tens of thousands of dollars to get him back on Canadian soil.
Ontario Health says mixing vaccines is safe after WHO chief scientist comments
Health officials are reassuring Ontarians that mixing COVID-19 vaccines is safe and effective against the virus, following some confusion about messaging from the World Health Organization that seemed to say there is not enough data on the practice yet.
Man charged after 2 Muslim women threatened with racial slurs in Ancaster
Hamilton police have charged a 40-year-old man after a Muslim mother and daughter were threatened using racial slurs and forced to hide from a suspect in Ancaster.