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Watchdog investigating after it says man fatally shot by police in Toronto

Watchdog investigating after it says man fatally shot by police in Toronto

Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after it says a 45-year-old man was shot dead by police in Toronto. The Special Investigations Unit says officers went into a downtown apartment building to conduct an investigation around 3:30 a.m. Tuesday.
COVID-19 variant outbreak growing at Toronto shelter to 29 cases

COVID-19 variant outbreak growing at Toronto shelter to 29 cases

TORONTO — The City of Toronto says 29 people living at a shelter have tested positive for an unidentified COVID-19 variant. The city says Toronto Public Health declared an outbreak at Maxwell Meighen on Feb. 3.
Ontario's vaccine rollout could look different across health units: solicitor general

Ontario's vaccine rollout could look different across health units: solicitor general

TORONTO — Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine rollout could look different in each of its 34 public health units as the province receives more doses in the coming weeks, the government said Monday.
Number of suspected cases involving novel coronavirus variants in Quebec rises by 86

Number of suspected cases involving novel coronavirus variants in Quebec rises by 86

MONTREAL — The president of the union representing teachers at Quebec's English-language schools says she's worried as public health authorities close more schools due to outbreaks linked to suspected cases of coronavirus variants.
Man who builds tiny shelters for Toronto's homeless asks city to drop court case

Man who builds tiny shelters for Toronto's homeless asks city to drop court case

TORONTO — A Toronto carpenter who builds tiny wooden shelters for the homeless has asked the city to drop its court fight against him.
Ontario bill would give police more power in human trafficking investigations

Ontario bill would give police more power in human trafficking investigations

TORONTO — Ontario moved to crack down on human trafficking by introducing legislation Monday that would give police more power to swiftly access information in suspected cases.
Windsor opens temporary shelter following COVID-19 outbreak at Downtown Mission

Windsor opens temporary shelter following COVID-19 outbreak at Downtown Mission

WINDSOR, Ont. — The City of Windsor says it's opening a temporary facility for the homeless following a COVID-19 outbreak at a shelter. The Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre will be the site of the temporary shelter.
Quebec police watchdog investigating death of woman who had allegedly been threatened

Quebec police watchdog investigating death of woman who had allegedly been threatened

LAVAL, Que. — Quebec's police watchdog is investigating after a woman was found dead in the Montreal area two days after calling authorities to report alleged death threats against her.
Decade's worth of Ontario health data finds more severe disease, younger patients

Decade's worth of Ontario health data finds more severe disease, younger patients

TORONTO — A new study based on a decade's worth of Ontario health data found more people are facing severe disease, and at a younger age.
Four charged after allegedly tossing bottles off 35th-floor balcony during party

Four charged after allegedly tossing bottles off 35th-floor balcony during party

Toronto police say they've laid criminal charges after people allegedly tossed glass bottles off a 35th floor balcony while attending a party.