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Tiffany Hendsbee

Tiffany Hendsbee

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Tiffany Hendsbee began her news/radio career in 2007 in Kitchener, Ontario, where she was born. Before moving to news full-time, Hendsbee started as the afternoon traffic reporter on NEWSTALK 1010 in 2014.

Hendsbee can also be heard occasionally on Moore in the Morning's free-for-all roundtables and NEWSTALK 1010's Follow Up Friday feature.

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SCHOOL CLOSURES AND BUS CANCELLATIONS FOR TUESDAY

Some parents and students expecting to return to class have been let down by Mother Nature
Answers on back-to-school coming Wednesday

The province planned to resume in-person learning February 10th in hot spots, including Toronto, Peel and York, but that was not a guarantee.
BREAKING DOWN THE NUMBERS: Ontario records fewer than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases

Ontario is reporting 1,969 new cases of COVID-19 but the province says the number is artificially high.
UPDATE: Mandatory COVID-19 testing to begin at Pearson in days

The Premier will announce this and other measures this afternoon at 3 p.m. and NEWSTALK 1010 will carry it live.
UPDATE: Fourth person dead in East York Fire

Two others are in hospital. Their conditions are not clear.
Peel's top doctor calls for restrictions on non-essential items bought online

He says the move would decrease the number of people required to fulfil orders and has said repeatedly that workplace outbreaks are a driving force behind the region's high COVID-19 case counts.
New allegations against government worker accused of stealing millions

The province alleges in court documents that Sanjay Madan was involved in the theft of at least $30 million in an elaborate kickback scheme.
UPDATED: Conflict concerns raised over COVID advisor's paid work for Ontario teachers' union

David Fisman, a professor of epidemiology at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, argued against the province's plan to reopen schools during a provincial labour board hearing.
Pfizer wants Canada to take extra dose from COVID vaccine vials

It would mean the company, which has already delayed shipments to Canada, could send fewer vials.
Live in Vaughan? You'll soon have more options to keep your children busy

Toboggan hills, dog parks and ice rinks will reopen with new safety measures
UPDATED: Remember winter driving? It's back!

A system that arrived in the GTA this morning, is expected to continue until late evening. It's expected to bring 15 centimetres of snow to the western part of the region
UPDATE: Deadly collision closes the QEW through Burlington

Two women are dead after the car they were in crossed the centre median and hit another vehicle head-on.
Federal government discusses strict new travel measures

In a meeting last night, cabinet ministers reportedly talked about requiring returning travellers to quarantine in a hotel and banning non-essential travel for Canadians
UPDATED: How rapid testing at a long term care home caught COVID-19 cases days sooner

It's part of a pilot program at Maxville Manor near Ottawa, which so far, has escaped a deadly outbreak this winter.
Bullets fly at two tow trucks on a busy highway

The shootings happened within minutes of each other, about six kilometres apart on the westbound 401.
Live in Durham or Halton? You should find out today whether your children go back to class next week

Students in COVID-19 hotspots will continue online learning until February 10th. However, the rest of Southern Ontario could go back as early as Monday.
Toronto woman, who lost her job in the pandemic, is now a $60 million winner

The 57-year-old immigrated to Canada from Laos in 1980. She says she and her husband have worked as labourers for over 40 years to save for their family.
Woman hit with a gun in apparent carjacking attempt

Police say they received a call around 11:45 p.m. about a woman struggling outside a vehicle in a residential area near Queen and Chinguacousy.
Report: Ontario to open COVID-19 dedicated hospital

The Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital will open in early February.
UPDATED: One person barricaded in home in Oakville, police tell residents to shelter in place

Police say they initially received a call reporting possible gunfire around 1:20 p.m. and urged people in the area to shelter in their basements.
BREAKING DOWN THE NUMBERS: Ontario records fewer than 3,000 new COVID-19 cases, with record testing

There were 100 deaths reported today, a record number. However, the province says, due to a data cleaning initiative, 46 deaths reported by the Middlesex-London Health Unit occurred earlier in the pandemic. They're included in today's report.

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