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Ontario legislator out of PC caucus for refusing to take COVID-19 shot

Ontario legislator out of PC caucus for refusing to take COVID-19 shot

TORONTO — An Ontario legislator who refused to get vaccinated against COVID-19 was removed from the governing Progressive Conservative caucus on Thursday.
Ontario health units plan boosters for eligible high-risk residents

Ontario health units plan boosters for eligible high-risk residents

Ontario health units are taking varied approaches in administering third COVID-19 vaccines for residents considered most vulnerable to the virus, with some patients to be contacted directly and others advised to consult their doctors.
City of Toronto, transit provider mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for workers

City of Toronto, transit provider mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for workers

TORONTO — The City of Toronto and its public transit agency joined the ranks of those requiring COVID-19 vaccines for staff on Thursday when they announced shots would become mandatory for all workers in the coming weeks.

Antisemitism on rise during election campaign, Jewish human rights group says

A Jewish human rights organization says it has seen a rise in antisemitic vandalism coinciding with the federal election. B’nai Brith Canada says the Beth Sholom Synagogue in midtown Toronto was vandalized with a swastika symbol and other graffiti.
Doug Ford's Tories apologize for fundraising letter resembling invoice

Doug Ford's Tories apologize for fundraising letter resembling invoice

TORONTO — Ontario's Progressive Conservatives are apologizing for sending a letter to supporters that asked for donations on a form that resembled an invoice.

Police watchdog called to investigate shooting of man by Waterloo Police in Kitchener

KITCHENER, Ont. — Ontario's police watchdog has been called in after a man was shot in Kitchener by Waterloo Police.
Ontario teachers' unions want stricter vax policy

Ontario teachers' unions want stricter vax policy

TORONTO — Ontario teachers' unions are calling for mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations for eligible staff and students at the province's schools, saying the government's immunization policy for the sector doesn't go far enough.
Opposition raise concerns over apparent Ontario PC donation letter resembling invoice

Opposition raise concerns over apparent Ontario PC donation letter resembling invoice

TORONTO — Ontario opposition parties are raising concerns over images circulating online of what appears to be a fundraising letter designed to resemble an invoice from the governing Progressive Conservatives.

Hamilton police charge man after John A. Macdonald statue allegedly toppled

Hamilton police say they've charged a man after a statue of Canada's first prime minister was toppled in a park over the weekend. Investigators say protesters were at Gore Park on Saturday, and a woman allegedly scaled the statue of John A.

Tornado that hit Barrie caused $75 million in insured damages: Insurance Bureau

The Insurance Bureau of Canada says initial estimates indicate the tornadoes that hit Barrie, Ont., and other communities last month caused $75 million in insurable damage.