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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

03 Feb 2024

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Chronicle Journal

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Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 2024

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6

Ford government wins confidentiality case in Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that Ontario cabinet letters remain confidential overturning lower court orders to disclose. The decision upholds Cabinet secrecy as essential to responsible government, while CBC and opposition leaders push for transparency.

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Toronto Ontario Doug Ford Supreme Court of Canada CBC Ford Information and Privacy Commissioner Supreme Court Andromache Karakatsanis Karakatsanis Informa Tion Privacy Commissioner Kathleen Wynne Justin Trudeau Ottawa
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Homeless at greater risk of COVID-19 reinfection study says

A Toronto study of 381 unhoused adults shows homeless people previously infected with COVID-19 have more than double the reinfection rate of housed individuals. Serological testing revealed higher reinfection counts than PCR alone, underscoring the need for targeted vaccination and housing solutions.

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Toronto BMC Infectious Diseases Journal Lucie Richard MAP Centre For Urban Health Solutions St. Michael’s Hospital Richard Omicron Andrew Boozary Gattuso Boozary Brian Conway Vancouver Conway Covid
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Raccoon Causes Downtown Toronto Power Outage and Dies

Hydro One reports about 7 000 customers in downtown Toronto lost power for over two hours after a raccoon touched a transformer at a transmission site in the Church Wellesley area. The animal perished on site and officials will study preventive measures.

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Toronto Hydro One Church-Wellesley Tiziana Baccega Rosa Baccega Rosa
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