Toronto Mayor John Tory says High Park will remain open throughout spring this year, even through the much anticipated bloom of the cherry blossoms.
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Hotspot residents 18+ will be contacted directly for COVID-19 vaccine at mobile clinics: Pegg
Toronto residents aged 18 years and older living in hotspots will be contacted directly for COVID-19 vaccinations at mobile and pop-up clinics, Fire Chief Matthew Pegg said Wednesday.
List of COVID-19 vaccine clinics temporarily closing due to vaccine shortage
Disruptions in COVID-19 vaccine shipments to Ontario have forced several vaccination clinics to temporarily close in the midst of a troubling third wave.
Frontline workers at Ontario Food Terminal plead for COVID-19 vaccines
Essential workers who put food in grocery stores through the Ontario Food Terminal are pleading with the government to prioritize them for vaccinations, as more of them fall ill.
Blue Jays’ Teoscar Hernandez tests positive for COVID-19
Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Teoscar Hernandez tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, according to manager Charlie Montoyo.
Canada reports blood clot in Quebec woman vaccinated with AstraZeneca
The Public Health Agency of Canada says it has received a report of a blood clot after a Quebec woman received the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
2 Scarborough COVID-19 vaccine clinics temporarily closing due to vaccine supply
The Scarborough Health Network says two of their COVID-19 vaccine clinics will have to temporarily close due to a shortage of vaccines.
City councillor pushes to make drinking legal at parks, beaches
Cracking open a cold one while enjoying one of the city’s many parks could soon become a legal reality if one Toronto city councillor gets his way.
Kingston police cracking down on park hangouts, Toronto has no such plans
Ontario’s stay-at-home order allows citizens to leave the house for just a handful of reasons and while outdoor exercise is included among them, simply “hanging out” in a park is not.
Air Canada, Ottawa agree on $5.9 billion aid package
OTTAWA — Air Canada and the federal government have agreed to loans and equity financing that would allow the airline to access as much as $5.9 billion.