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Ontario's 7th wave of COVID-19 is here, top doctor confirms amid ...
Jul 6, 2022 · Ontario has officially entered its seventh wave of COVID-19, driven this time by the Omicron BA.5 subvariant, the province's top doctor confirms.
Ontario sees 480 new COVID-19 cases, a nearly 14% jump over ... - CBC.ca
Nov 8, 2021 · Ontario reported 480 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, while more than 85 per cent of those in the province eligible for immunization against the virus have now had two shots.
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Ontario, Canada Court Reinforces Waksdale’s Impact on Enforceability of Termination Provisions and Provides Guidance on Proving Failure to Mitigate. 13 hours ago. By Natalie Nicholson, Rhonda B....
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News Release. Ontario Strengthening Supports to Combat Hate and Create Safer Communities. TORONTO — The Ontario government is investing $12.75 million this year to help address the rise of hate incidents and keep communities safe across the province.
All of Ontario moving into lockdown Saturday: sources | CBC News
Apr 2, 2021 · Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government will announce on Thursday that it's putting the entire province under lockdown restrictions for 28 days, multiple sources tell CBC News.
Ontario Ready to Meet the Challenge of Soaring Energy Demand
2 days ago · Quick Facts. Increasing electricity demand stems primarily from Ontario’s rapid increase in population, new manufacturing facilities, advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) data centres, the electrification of industry, and the charging energy required for electric vehicles. The province will need nearly 2,200 MW of ...
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