The University of Toronto will require students living in residence during the upcoming school year to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Ontario reports fewer than 500 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario is reporting 469 new COVID-19 cases and 18 additional deaths on Tuesday.
Ontario students won’t return for in-class learning until September
With just over three weeks left in the school year, the Ontario government has announced students will not be returning to schools for in-class learning until September.
Canada not ready to re-open land border with U.S.: Garneau
MONTREAL (NEWS 1130) – The federal government continues to feel pressure to re-open the border with the U.S., but Canada’s foreign affairs minister says our country isn’t ready.
York Region allows residents 70+ to book second COVID-19 vaccine doses
York Region residents who are 70 years of age and older are now eligible to book their second doses on the shortened interval.
Advocates call for extension of Ontario eviction ban as stay-at-home order lifts
Housing and tenant advocates are calling on Ontario to reinstate a ban on residential evictions that lifted Wednesday as the province’s stay-at-home order expired.
NACI says you can mix and match COVID-19 vaccines, still recommends getting same vaccines for both doses
OTTAWA – Canada’s vaccine panel has updated its recommendation on mixing different kinds of COVID-19 vaccines.
Ontario mandating vaccine policies at all long-term care homes
Staring July 1st, all Ontario long-term care homes will be required to have COVID-19 vaccination policies in place for staff, the Ministry of Long-Term Care announced on Monday.
‘He’ll give you a straight answer,’ colleagues say of Ontario’s next top doctor
The doctor who will guide Ontario’s path out of the COVID-19 pandemic is being described by colleagues and friends as a competent public health expert, straight shooter and excellent communicator.
Peel Region’s COVID-19 pandemic turnaround at a crossroads
Health experts and community leaders say a pandemic turnaround is taking place in Peel Region. In stark contrast to just weeks ago, COVID-19 cases are down, positivity rates are dropping, and vaccination are numbers way up. But there’s one factor that could stall progress.