COVID-19 outbreak declared in cohort at Elmira District Secondary School
Health officials have declared an outbreak of COVID-19 in a student cohort at Elmira District School.
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Public health officials report 71 new COVID-19 cases in Waterloo Region
Public health officials in Waterloo Region reported another 71 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, pushing the total number of cases over 3,800.
What a COVID-19 lockdown would look like in Waterloo Region
Waterloo Region's top doctor warned Wednesday that the Region of Waterloo is facing the "real possibility" of a lockdown as COVID-19 continues to spread. Here's what that would look like.
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Integrity commissioner finds Wilmot mayor violated codes of conduct
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Lockdown a 'real possibility' as Waterloo Region continues to see elevated COVID-19 spread
Region of Waterloo's top doctor said a lockdown is a "real possibility" as the spread of COVID-19 continues in the community.
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Waterloo regional council votes to close five child-care centres
Waterloo regional council has decided to close five regionally run child-care centres, despite passionate pleas from local parents who disagree with the move.
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COVID-19 outbreak declared in unit at Stratford General Hospital
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared in the medicine unit at Stratford General Hospital, the Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance announced Thursday.
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Three hospitalized after multi-vehicle crash on Highway 7/8
Three people were taken to hospital after a collision on Highway 7/8 on Thursday evening.
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Map shows every publicly funded school in Waterloo Region with COVID-19 cases
As public health officials report more COVID-19 cases in schools, CTVNewsKitchener.ca tracks every known case in the school system.
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Airbnb rolls out restrictions in Canada to prevent New Year's Eve parties
Just days after the discovery of a large party in one of its rental properties, Airbnb says it has a plan to curb New Year's Eve parties this year while Canada works to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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First COVID-19 vaccines coming early 2021 in Ontario but supply will be 'very limited'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced the first COVID-19 vaccines will be available in the province in early 2021 but supply will be "very limited."
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Province announces funding for local festivals
The provincial government is investing nearly $4.4 million to help festivals following a difficult year for tourism.
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Hamilton, Ont. parents left heartbroken after boy struck and killed by pickup truck
An 11-year-old boy who was struck by a pickup truck in Hamilton, Ont. while crossing the road has died and is now being remembered by his father as a "sweet" boy.
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November was another record-breaking sales month for Kitchener-Waterloo real estate
The Kitchener-Waterloo Association of Realtors says November was yet another record-breaking month, and the ongoing pandemic is only “fueling the already hot market.”
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Some Guelph residents concerned about proposed housing project
A proposed supporting housing project in Guelph is causing concerns for some residents.
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A proposed supporting housing project in Guelph is causing concerns for some residents.
Guelph company building freezers to store, transport COVID-19 vaccine
A Guelph company is adapting its technology to help transport and store a COVID-19 vaccine once it's available.
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Guelph city council approved a 2.25 per cent tax increase in its 2021 budget on Tuesday night.
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U.S. prosecutors are discussing a deal with lawyers for Huawei finance chief Meng Wanzhou to resolve criminal charges against her, a person familiar with the matter said, signaling a potential end to a case that has strained ties between the United States, China and Canada.
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Alberta set a new daily high on Thursday with 1,854 cases of COVID-19 after nearly 20,000 tests.
O'Toole suggests lack of Liberal transparency feeding problem of vaccine misinformation
As federal public health officials plot out how to tackle COVID-19 vaccine misinformation, Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is suggesting the lack of Liberal transparency is feeding into some Canadians' anxieties about being immunized against the novel coronavirus.
B.C. surpasses 9,000 active cases for the first time in the COVID-19 pandemic
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Second World War veteran beats COVID-19, marks 104th birthday
An Alabama man who spent Second World War repairing bomb-damaged trains in France recovered from a fight with COVID-19 in time to mark his 104th birthday on Thursday.
'I'm the guy who is stealing Christmas': Pallister tells Manitobans to stay apart this holiday season
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U.S. in talks with Meng Wanzhou about resolving charges
The U.S. Justice Department could allow Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou to return to China.
