Sudbury city councillor helping with access to proof of vaccination
It's day three of the new proof of vaccine rule and people need to have a valid proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter many private and public places.
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High-profile Toronto police inspector arrested for impaired driving, suspended with pay
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