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Ontario calls back legislators as government moves to invoke notwithstanding clause | CBC News
Ontario legislators were called back from their summer break on Thursday to kick off a marathon weekend sitting as the government prepared to invoke the notwithstanding clause to restore election finance law provisions struck down by a judge this week.
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Doug Ford calls London killings 'nothing short of a terrorist attack'
The shocking mass killing of a Muslim family in the southwestern Ontario city of London is "nothing short of a terrorist attack on innocent people based on their faith," Premier Doug Ford said...
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Ontario faces pressure to shift COVID-19 vaccine 2nd doses to hot-spot communities | CBC News
Pressure is growing on the province to develop a new hot-spot vaccination strategy that would send second doses to communities hard-hit by COVID-19 to stop the spread of the Delta variant and prevent a fourth wave.
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Ontario's free provincial park weekday passes, new programs address overcrowding concerns | CBC News
In a bid to help space out visits to Ontario's parks and prevent overcrowding, the provincial government is providing free day-use permits at 115 parks from Monday to Thursday.
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Advocates push for more air conditioning in long-term care as heat hits Ontario | CBC News
With temperatures set to soar above 30 C in areas of the province this weekend, advocates are once again sounding the alarm about sweltering conditions inside some of Ontario's beleaguered long-term care homes.
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550 vaccinated health-care workers to attend Maple Leafs-Canadiens Game 7 in Toronto | CBC News
Some 550 health-care workers who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be invited to attend Game 7 between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena Monday evening.
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GTA schools trying to make this year's online grad festivities 'as memorable as we can' | CBC News
It's looking increasingly likely that the high school class of 2021 will be donning their graduation caps and gowns in front of a webcam this year.
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Ontario's top doctor wants students back in classrooms before provincial reopening | CBC News
Ontario's top doctor said Tuesday he would like to see students return to their classrooms before the province starts reopening in mid-June.
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Anti-masker Chris Saccoccia threatened to kill Doug Ford and other premiers, court documents allege | CBC News
Chris Saccoccia, one of Canada's most ardent anti-mask and anti-lockdown figures, was arrested last week after allegedly threatening to kill Premier Doug Ford and the rest of Canada's premiers, court documents show.
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Ontario sees 2,400 new COVID-19 cases, 27 more deaths ahead of reopening announcement | CBC News
Ontario reported another 2,400 cases of COVID-19 and 27 more deaths linked to the illness on Thursday.
The total case count is higher than recent days, but more than 350 fewer than last Thursday.
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