Elie Cantin-Nantel
Ontario to administer first doses of COVID-19 vaccine today
This vaccine news comes as two more regions are moved into the lockdown tier of Ontario’s COVID-19 response framework.
Poilievre launches petition to stop $170 per tonne carbon tax that 'will drive money and jobs out of Canada'
In a video posted to Twitter, Poilievre is at a gas station and states “The carbon tax hike will drive money and jobs out of Canada to lower-taxed foreign economies. Sign my petition to axe the tax and bring paycheques home.”
CFIB President Dan Kelly on the effects of lockdowns on small businesses
Kelly has been a strong advocate for a balanced approach to fighting COVID-19, and has been spending the last few weeks calling out the injustices of Ontario’s lockdown policy.
Ford to release additional information about Ontario's vaccination plan
The Ford government will unveil additional details on its COVOID-19 vaccine rollout plan this afternoon, as cases continue to rise across the province and lockdowns loom for some regions,
Man breaks into Milton home just hours after release from prison
Police identified the suspect as Olusegun Onidare, who has now been taken back into custody and charged with one count of breaking and entering.
Doug Ford to end daily COVID-19 press conferences
Since March, Ford has been taking questions from reporters every weekday, and occasionally on weekends.
O'Toole calls on Trudeau Liberals to freeze Canadian Pension Plan tax increase
A motion was put forward by Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole this Monday to stop a proposed tax hike on Canada Pension Plan (CPP) premiums which would impact the income of all Canadians at the start of next year.
Food report shows groceries will cost Canadian families an additional $695 in 2021
The average Canadian family can expect to spend an extra $695 on food next year, as the pandemic, wildfires, and changing consumer habits will increase grocery bills to the highest increase ever predicted by the annual food price report
COVID-19 outbreak in Ontario long-term care home results in over 100 residents and 50 staff testing positive
A COVID-19 outbreak at a long-term care home in Etobicoke, Ontario last month resulted in over 100 residents and 50 staff testing positive for the virus.
Charges laid as Ontario police seize cocaine, guns, cars and cash
Charges have been laid against three people after the Ontario Provincial Police has seized drugs, guns, cars, and money.
Police arrest 58-year-old man for impaired driving after collision that killed pedestrian and her dog
Police have arrested a 58-year-old Oakville man after allegedly striking and killing a woman and her dog Thursday afternoon.
Peel police seeking 3 suspects linked to triple shooting in Brampton Cemetery
The shooting took place in the afternoon of August 31 at a cemetery in the Chinguacousy Road and Bovaird Drive area.
Canadians are not worried about other countries having access to a vaccine first: Poll
A new Leger poll suggests most Canadians aren't currently worried that people in other countries might get a COVID-19 vaccine first.
'Defund the Police Hamilton' leaves coffin outside mayor’s home
Officers arrived at the home and opened the coffin, where they found roses, plants and naloxone kits.
Arson charges laid against man following East York house explosion
Arson charges have been laid against a 38-year-old man after a house explosion in East York last week left many people injured.