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• Algoma Steel marks major milestone towards long-term sustainability
• Team of Sault doctors launch new all-in-one COVID-19 app
• All lanes now open on Hwy. 17 east of Sault Ste. Marie
• Winter weather travel advisory for Highway 17 corridor
• Second COVID vaccine doses rolling out in northeast
• Sault Ste. Marie to begin electrifying fleet vehicles in 2022

• Small Laurentian University program fights for survival ahead of expected cuts
• Sudbury’s first vaccination site ready to open
• Sudbury funeral director shares his story about bullying on Pink Shirt Day
• One man dead following crash in far west end of Greater Sudbury
• Transport collision spreads debris across Sudbury roadway
• Sudbury police seize weapons, large amounts of drugs in raid of South End residence

• Woman taken to hospital after her vehicle collides with freight train near Timmins
• Timmins police say human trafficking case started as online romance
• COVID outbreak at Extendicare Kapuskasing declared over
• Second COVID vaccine doses rolling out in northeast
• Timmins police charge Toronto area man with human trafficking
• Mining industry key to Canada's economic rebound, Timmins meeting told

Ottawa

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  Ottawa Hospital to manufacture COVID-19 vaccine
• Driver of minivan killed in two vehicle crash in Ottawa's south end
• How do I get the coronavirus vaccine in Ottawa?

Barrie

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  Pedestrian fell from Barrie overpass onto Highway 400: OPP
• How do I get the coronavirus vaccine in Simcoe Muskoka?
• OPP investigating after dog dies of possible antifreeze poisoning

Toronto

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  Body of baby found in basement of Hamilton, Ont. residence, police say
• COVID-19 variants likely to make up 40 per cent of Ontario cases by mid-March, hospitalizations expected to climb
• Some travellers to Toronto fear they will face fines amid struggle to book mandatory quarantine hotel

Montreal

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  On day one of mass vaccination, 100,000 Quebecers make appointments
• Vaccine 'passports' in the works in Quebec, says minister, despite concerns globally and from Trudeau
• 'I had to lie': Problems plague first day of Quebec's vaccine registration system

London

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  Demolition of portion of Teeple Terrace building underway
• Sticker shock: City Hall spending up to $1.6M on this house
• Middlesex-London drops below 100 active COVID-19 cases as number of inpatients at LHSC dips to single digits

Vancouver

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  'We are not quite there': B.C. still not ready to ease restrictions, health officials say
• VSO suspends pianist under investigation by police for allegedly hosting 'unlawful' gathering
• 'It really is not acceptable': Henry responds to threats from conspiracy theorists, pandemic deniers

Calgary

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  High deficits and low oil prices: Alberta's latest budget accepts what the last one did not
• Alberta Budget 2021: Economic recovery hinges on COVID-19 vaccine, oil prices
• Pressed for business: Calgary dry cleaners say demand has fallen by 80 per cent

Saskatoon

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  Saskatoon family faces hefty bill for homeschooled children’s supports during COVID-19 pandemic
• SHA launching online & phone booking system for vaccine appointments
• 'It’s incredibly valuable': Historic Sask. Indigenous photo collection being passed down

Vancouver Island

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  37 new COVID-19 cases confirmed on Vancouver Island
• 3 men who drowned in Sooke River were 'puddle-jumping' in their truck: coroner
• 'It likely means the end of airsoft as a sport': Hobby under threat by new Canadian gun bill

Edmonton

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  'Confounded and disappointed': Mayor Don Iveson tells Edmontonians how he really feels about the provincial budget
• Hospitalizations dip below 300 as Alta. reports 399 COVID-19 cases
• Why Alberta's path to recovery is so dependent on COVID-19 vaccine

Winnipeg

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  UPDATED

  Manitoba proposes next phase of reopening, including changes to household gathering rules
• Gunshot fired through window of home with seven people, including infant, inside: RCMP
• COVID-19 infections among health-care workers tripled since July: CIHI

Canada

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  Alberta Budget 2021: Economic recovery hinges on COVID-19 vaccine, oil prices
• 'I had to lie': Problems plague first day of Quebec's vaccine registration system
• Lexi's legacy: Family fights for better mental health access after losing daughter to suicide

Entertainment

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  Lady Gaga's dog walker shot, French bulldogs stolen in L.A.
• Rarely seen Van Gogh painting exhibited ahead of auction
• Marvel's Wanda has a future, but 'WandaVision' fate unclear

World

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  U.S. bombs facilities in Syria used by Iran-back militia
• Kentucky Senate passes bill to restrict no-knock warrants
• Princess Latifa urges U.K. police to investigate her sister's kidnapping 21 years ago

Health

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  Menthol cigarettes attracted an extra 10 million smokers in the U.S.: study
• How would COVID-19 vaccine makers adapt to variants?
• Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine works well in big 'real world' test

Politics

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  Until major deficiencies fixed, First Nations communities won't have reliable drinking water: AG
• Canada Child Benefit program sees hiccups around outdated info, 'female presumption': AG
• Military reeling as new defence chief steps aside amid allegations of misconduct

Autos

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  Uber survey: 26 per cent of Canadian drivers rate company poor for dependable earnings
• Contentious $500M motor sports racing park near southern Alberta hamlet seeks environmental approval
• Chief of Cherokee Nation asks Jeep to stop using tribe's name