Sudbury's health unit reports 14 new COVID-related deaths, but most happened weeks ago
Public Health Sudbury & Districts added another 14 fatalities to the pandemic death toll on Monday, but most of the cases happened weeks ago.
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Canada extending repayment of COVID-19 business aid loans to 2023
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Northern Ontario teacher who taught anti-Semitic conspiracy theories loses teaching license
A Timmins-area teacher who taught his classes a number of bizarre anti-Jewish conspiracy theories has lost his teaching license.
Multiple vehicles involved in collisions along Highway 400
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Horse and buggy operator killed in crash involving SUV in Huron County, Ont.
One person has died after a crash between a horse and buggy and an SUV in Huron County, Ont. Police say the operator of the horse and buggy was taken to hospital but later pronounced dead.
Ontario man who missed oil changes responsible for $19,000 engine replacement
An Ontario man who missed his oil change is now on the hook for a $19,000 engine replacement despite the vehicle being under warranty.
Ontario launches new Crown agency for skilled trades
The province has created Skilled Trades Ontario, a new provincial agency to overhaul the apprenticeship program, address the industry's labour shortage, improve training and simplify services.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province is "very, very close" to a child-care deal with the federal government.
School buses cancelled in four northern Ont. communities due to extreme cold
Extreme cold has cancelled more than 100 bus routes in four areas of northern Ontario on Tuesday as temperatures continue near – 40 C with the wind chill.
Christmas food drive in Sudbury has best results in its decades-long history
Officials with the Edgar Burton Christmas Food Drive said Tuesday they had their best year yet in nearly 35 years of collecting donations for the Sudbury Food Bank.
U.S. man arrested and fired after berating employees in smoothie tirade
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Funds frozen after millions raised for truckers protesting vaccine mandate
Truck drivers protesting against the vaccine mandate at the border have raised more than $4.5 million from donors around the world but the fundraising platform GoFundMe has temporarily stopped organizers from using the money.
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Quebec will allow small gatherings and restaurants can open at half capacity as of Monday as COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease.
COVID-19 hospitalization linked to later readmission, death: U.K. study
A new study suggests there may be a need for increased monitoring of COVID-19 patients after they're discharged from hospital, with data showing these patients are at a greater risk of readmission and death.
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Anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr., apologized Tuesday for suggesting things are worse for people today than they were for Anne Frank, the teenager who died in a Nazi concentration camp after hiding with her family in a secret annex in an Amsterdam house for two years.
Horse and buggy operator killed in crash involving SUV in Huron County, Ont.
One person has died after a crash between a horse and buggy and an SUV in Huron County, Ont. Police say the operator of the horse and buggy was taken to hospital but later pronounced dead.
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