TORONTO, Kan. — Critics of Ontario’s $186-billion spending plan say it fails to meet the immediate needs of residents and small businesses struggling through the pandemic.
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Edmonton man caught with fraudulent COVID-19 document at Pearson Airport
Peel Regional Police say investigators from the airport division criminal investigations bureau have charged an Edmonton man after he allegedly used a fraudulent COVID-19 document upon arrival from an international flight at Toronto Pearson Airport.
‘I knew they weren’t going to get out’: Oshawa fire survivor shares traumatic experience
Heart-wrenching details about a massive blaze at an Oshawa row house came to light Tuesday as a resident of the home who escaped the inferno shared his experience and recollections from a traumatic night.
COVID vaccine shipments to Canada won’t be affected by possible E.U. restrictions: Ng
The federal government says it does not believe COVID-19 vaccine shipments to Canada would be affected by export restrictions being considered by the European Union.
Ontario to reveal budget Wednesday, spending will focus on COVID-19 recovery
The Ford government is expected to present a budget big on spending Wednesday afternoon at Queen’s Park. Sources tell 680NEWS it will be a plan aimed at getting Ontario through the pandemic.
NHL postpones Canadiens-Oilers game after two players enter COVID-19 protocols
MONTREAL – The NHL has postponed Monday night’s game in Montreal between the Canadiens and the Edmonton Oilers, making it the first contest in the all-Canadian North Division to be shut down due to COVID-19 concerns.
10 people killed in Colorado supermarket shooting
A shooting at a Colorado supermarket killed 10 people Monday, including a police officer, and a suspect was in custody, authorities said.
Restaurant workers to be vaccinated as part of Phase 2, government officials say
Province-wide restaurant workers will get the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 2, government officials confirm to 680 NEWS.
Drive-through vaccine site to open at Canada’s Wonderland as York Region expands vaccinations to 70+
York Region announced Monday that it will be launching drive-through vaccine sites soon, along with expanding eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to residents aged 70 years and older.
1 in 2 people of colour have experienced online racism in Canada: survey
Noor Fadel says most people assume that the night she was attacked by a racist man on a SkyTrain in Vancouver in 2017 was the worst night of her life.