Ontario records fewest number of COVID cases since November
Over 1,600 new cases were reported today which is the fewest number since November 26th.
Crime down in first eight months of pandemic, but mental health calls rise: StatCan
The agency says violent crimes such as assault dropped significantly, while property crime including shoplifting and residential break-and-enter plunged amid shutdowns that closed stores and kept people home.
GTA condo sales and rentals surge in fourth quarter while prices drop, says TRREB
The average selling price for condos fell 1.1 per cent to reach $610,044
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
Surging UK variant numbers confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka District
Most tied to Roberta Place long term care home in Barrie
Peel Police seek suspect who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl
The assault occurred in a Mississauga park last Thursday
Trudeau tries to reassure Canadians on vaccines, as EU issues warning
He says he spoke with the CEO of Moderna today
Province calls for tighter testing, quarantine restrictions for air travellers
Premier Ford says 30,000 international travellers are coming through Pearson every week