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January 18, 2021BramptonTed Harlson

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COVID variants ‘changed the landscape of the pandemic.’ Now the vaccine-versus-variant race is on
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stepped to a podium at the end of December, flanked by a pair of Union Jacks and bearing some game-changing pandemic news.
BEHIND THE CRIMES: Child sexual abuse survivor finds his voice and uses it to fight for change
William O’Sullivan was molested by a priest at a church in Welland when he was nine years old.
Caledon OPP fine Brampton man taking ‘Sunday drive’ on Hwy. 10
A Brampton man in his 30s got a $180 ticket for taking what a Caledon police officer called a “Sunday drive” in the left lane of Highway 10 on Feb. 19 at 1:30 p.m.
Eight Toronto schools hit by COVID-19 variants of concern
Eight schools across Toronto have been linked to COVID-19 variants of concern — new versions of the virus believed to be more contagious, the city said in a release Wednesday night.
Ryerson mag removes 'Ryerson' from name
Ryerson Review of Journalism temporarily cuts 'Ryerson' from its name
Ontario seniors 80 and up are already getting COVID vaccines in Guelph — weeks ahead of when the online booking portal opens
Ontarians 80 and older are already getting their COVID-19 vaccines — weeks ahead of schedule — in at least one health unit, while the province’s online booking portal doesn’t open until mid-March.
Bruce Arthur: Yes, vaccines are coming. But be prepared for it to be messy
Vaccination was always going to be messy, because just as COVID-19 isn’t the flu, COVID-19 vaccination is not the flu shot. It’s more people, new vaccines, created on the fly, and everyone wants one. There are going to be bumps.
Muzzo still lacking insight on drinking: board
Drunk driver who killed 4 still lacking insight into prior alcohol use: parole board
Most students feel safe from catching COVID in the classroom. The same can’t be said for teachers, TDSB survey reveals
The majority of Toronto public school students aren’t worried about catching COVID-19 in the classroom. But new survey results reveal this may be at the expense of staff’s well-being.
Some travellers not complying with Quarantine Act
Some travellers through Pearson International Airport violating Quarantine Act

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