Ontario is keeping all schools in the province closed for in-person learning following the current school break, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says.
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Andrew: Philip’s death has left ‘huge void’ in queen’s life
The death of Prince Philip has left a “huge void” in Queen Elizabeth II’s life, their son Prince Andrew said Sunday, as well-wishers continued to leave floral tributes outside the gates of royal residences in memory of the monarch’s husband.
3 more COVID-19 immunization sites opening in Toronto on Monday
The City of Toronto is opening three more COVID-19 mass immunization sites on Monday.
Matsuyama becomes first Japanese in Masters green jacket
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Hideki Matsuyama delivered golf-mad Japan the grandest and greenest prize of all.
Ontario sets new all-time high in daily COVID-19 cases, 21 additional deaths
Ontario has set a single-day high when it comes to COVID-19 cases, confirming 4,456 new infections on Sunday as the number of patients in intensive care surpasses 600.
Buckingham Palace says Prince Philip has died
Buckingham Palace officials say Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, has died. He was 99.
Plan for hot spot mobile vaccine clinics for 18+ still being developed in Ontario
Ontario’s plan to use mobile units to vaccinate those aged 18 and older in COVID-19 hot spots will take some time to launch, a member of the province’s immunization task force said Thursday as residents in those areas searched for specifics on the project.
7 COVID-19 cases, at least 84 high-risk contacts linked to Vaughan nail salon
York Region Public Health (YRPH) says 84 patrons are considered high-risk contacts and seven staff have tested positive following a COVID-19 outbreak at a nail salon in Vaughan.
Peel Region says it will lower the age range to get a COVID vaccine each week
Peel’s top doctor says the region will begin moving through five-year age groups every week as it aims to accelerate the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the hot spot.
Ontario hospitals directed to ramp down elective surgeries, non-emergent activities
Ontario hospitals have been directed to ramp down all elective surgeries and non-emergent activities effective April 12, according to the Ontario Hospital Association’s President.