Ontario

Ontario court awards $107M to families of Flight PS752 victims

An Ontario court has awarded $107 million, plus interest, to the families of six people who died in the destruction of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 almost two years ago.Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corp fired two surface-to-air missiles at Flight PS752, killing all 176 people onboard, on Jan, 8, 2020. (Reuters)An Ontario court has awarded $107 million, plus…

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Ontario to stop reporting COVID-19 cases in schools, memo says; NDP calls move ‘terrifying for parents’

Ontario will stop reporting COVID-19 cases in schools and child-care settings, prompting criticism from the opposition New Democratic Party, which called the move “terrifying for parents.”Kindergarten students at King Edward Junior and Senior Public School in Toronto wear masks on the playground in February 2021. In memos to school boards and child-care licensees on Friday,…

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Almost 1 year after Ontario police shot baby, father, watchdog agency gets FBI report, but offers no answers

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit says it has received testing results that it was waiting on linked to a high-profile case where Ontario Provincial Police shot a baby boy and his father — but nearly a year on from the shooting, the agency has made no conclusions.Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit says it is still investigating a case where…

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Ontario government employee among 2 arrested after COVID-19 vaccine system breach

An employee with Ontario’s Ministry of Government and Consumer affairs who worked at its vaccine contact centre, and a man from Quebec have been arrested and charged for breaching the province’s COVID-19 immunization system.Ontario Provincial Police arrested two men from Ottawa and Quebec for allegedly breaching the province’s COVID-19 immunization system and sending people fraudulent…

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