Some southern Ontario health units move into new tiers
Several areas in southwestern Ontario are moving into different tiers under the province's reopening framework for COVID-19 restrictions.
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Blowing snow causing trouble on roads, snow squalls possible
Blowing snow is expected to make its way through Waterloo Region and Wellington County on Monday, while a snow squall warning has been issued for Huron and Perth Counties.
Waterloo Region adds 42 more COVID-19 cases as hospitalizations jump
Region of Waterloo Public Health added another 42 COVID-19 cases to the region's total on Monday, bringing that number to 10,744.
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Are you 80 or older? Region of Waterloo Public Health begins vaccinations for adults 80 and over
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Six Nations officials urge people to stay home at COVID-19 cases spike
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Man charged after reports of alleged dog abuse
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Driver loses licence for week after travelling 54 km over speed limit
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Stratford Festival moving outdoors for 2021 season
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Guelph council votes to only close streets in dining district for special events
Guelph council has decided to only close streets in the city's dining district for special events.
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Elderly man arrested after allegedly pointing toy gun at bartender: police
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WLU launches campaign suggesting courses based on TV shows
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OPP officers credited with saving man suffering from possible drug overdose
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