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Sexual breach of trust findings cost 28 Ontario teachers their licence to teach
February 16, 2021Twenty-eight Ontario teachers found by their college to have committed a sexually-related breach of trust have...
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Variants may have spread to two remote First Nations in Manitoba
February 16, 2021Fears of the new COVID-19 variants are increasing after possible cases emerged in an unlikely place:...
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Province releases updated guidance on ‘next priority’ for COVID-19 vaccines, including seniors over 80, and all Indigenous adults
February 15, 2021With the promise of more COVID-19 vaccines on the way in the coming weeks, the province...
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New rules requiring a negative COVID-19 test at the U.S. border go into effect Monday
February 15, 2021The next phase of Ottawa’s new travel restrictions take effect on Monday, when non-essential travellers crossing...
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Donald Trump still has a political pulse as Senate votes to acquit in second impeachment trial
February 14, 2021WASHINGTON—American politics is not done yet with former president Donald Trump, if he decides he is...
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Senate votes to acquit Trump in historic impeachment trial
February 14, 2021The Senate on Saturday acquitted Donald Trump of inciting the horrific attack on the U.S. Capitol,...
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Impeachment is over. These four threats now loom over Donald Trump
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Ontario could be on course for nearly 10,000 new COVID-19 cases daily if lockdowns lift and variant digs in
February 13, 2021New cases of COVID could rise to more than 9,800 a day by April if the...