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Onrtario could see up to 9,000 new COVID-19 cases everyday by the end of December
A report released today says the number of patients in intensive care due to the virus is expected to hit 200 next month and stay there for some time, which could lead to the cancellation of surgeries -
UPDATE: Boy dead, officer hurt in interaction near Lindsay
Police say there is no threat to the public, and one person has been taken into custody
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Six American oil executives held in Venezuela found guilty of corruption charge
The so-called Citgo 6 were immediately sentenced to prison -
Tax experts warn CERB recipients to check for possible income tax owing
The government will be issuing tax slips for inclusion of 2020 tax return -
The number of Canadian business closures declined slightly in August
But that came with the easing of COVID-19 restrictions -
Federal government says we should be able to get COVID-19 vaccines in early 2021
Health Canada is expected to approve the first vaccine before Christmas -
UPDATE: Boy dead, officer hurt in interaction near Lindsay
Police say there is no threat to the public, and one person has been taken into custody -
Sentence reduced for Quebec mosque shooter
Originally, Alexandre Bissonnette was sentenced to life with no chance of parole for 40 years -
Your COVID-19 employment questions answered
Howard Levitt, Toronto employment lawyer and host of Employment Law on NEWSTALK 1010 answers your questions about how COVID-19 will affect your work and EI -
Safe and fun ways to celebrate this holiday season
Enduring the holiday season under COVID restrictions will be tough for many, however there are still many ways to celebrate this winter -
WATCH: Two arrested at problem Etobicoke BBQ restaurant
The owner of the restaurant has been arrested for obstructing justice, after the restaurant was ordered closed on Wednesday -
UPDATE: Province to cap third-party delivery fees for restaurants
The Progressive Conservative government will table legislation today that would give the province the authority to temporarily limit how much apps such as UberEats and DoorDash can charge restaurants in the grey or lockdown COVID-19 restriction zone for their services -
Ontario health officials to release new modelling
It will be the first time they have released such data since sending the province's two biggest virus hot spots -- Toronto and Peel Region -- into lockdown earlier this week.
FROM CTV NEWS
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
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Tonight, with Jamil Jivani - November 27th, 2020
Jen Gerson, co-founder of The Line which you can find at theline.substack.com -
Peel Region's attempt to level the playing field for small business
In Peel what started off as a call to ban big box stores selling non-essential items in Peel Region, pivoted to a watered-down motion petitioning the provincial government to do something. Ryan and Jay give their thoughts as to what happened and take your calls. -
Your employment law questions answered on The Night Side
We talk to Howard Levitt - Levitt LLP -
Did you receive CERB? Experts say plan now for tax time
We talk to John Waters - Vice-President and Director of Director of Tax Consulting Services - BMO Private Wealth -
Why this Black Friday and Cyber Monday are causing a lot of extra concern around hacks and digital security
We talk to Tony Anscombe - Chief Security Evangelist with ESET -
What food topped a list of "desert island" foods, beating out bread, pizza, pasta and burgers? Cheese. Here's why.
We talk to Christian Pritchard - Executive Chef at Aurora Importing -
Are there really any good deals to be found tomorrow? Or is it a bit overhyped every year?
We talk to Barry Choi - Personal finance and travel expert
