WECDSB confirms COVID-19 case at Windsor middle school, 24 students dismissed
A cohort of 24 students has been dismissed from Corpus Christi Catholic Middle School in Windsor due to a confirmed case of COVID-19.
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OPP identify victim in fatal Highway 401 collision near Tilbury
Essex County OPP have identified a 60-year-old London man as the driver who died following a Highway 401 collision near Tilbury.
Applebee’s and Tabouli added to Windsor-Essex COVID-19 possible exposure list
Two restaurants in the region have been added to the Windsor Essex County Health Unit’s possible COVID-19 exposure list.
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The Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce is calling for additional rent relief for border cities hit hard by the border closure.
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Windsor Serbian Centre launches 'buy a meal, give a meal' holiday food drive
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Windsor moves closer to 'red' zone as new COVID-19 cases increase
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WECHU to release winter holiday guidelines, Ontario discourages gathering outside household
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Blood donation clinics reopen in Chatham-Kent
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Ontario's top doctor 'did not lead' province's COVID-19 response, auditor finds
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Strong winds down power lines and trees in Windsor-Essex
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Did you survive Snowmageddon? County asks resident to share stories
It was a snow event like no other, a blizzard that left more than 1,500 people stranded, and now more than 10 years later lessons are still being learned from the storm.
Ontario releases strategy to protect agri-food workers and food supply chain
The Ontario government and the agri-food industry are releasing details of a strategy to prevent COVID-19 transmission and protect workers and the province’s food supply chain ahead of next year’s growing season.
Moderna's coronavirus vaccine is 94.5 per cent effective, according to company data
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Upset in Huron County over tighter restrictions
From CTV London's Scott Miller – Huron County is pushing back against the upcoming tightening of local COVID-19 regulations.
Youth shelter beds to open in Sudbury
There are currently no shelter beds designated for youth in Sudbury, but soon that will change. Alana Everson reports.
Raptors will not start season at home in Toronto
The Raptors say they did not receive permission from the federal government to play on home soil due to COVID-19 travel restrictions.
Hospitalizations down in Ottawa
Positive signs in Ottawa as the Capital bucks the provincial trends. CTV’s Matt Skube explains.
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Pro athletes the main beneficiaries of national interest exemptions at border
Four national interest exemptions to COVID-19 border restrictions, covering 1,300 professional athletes, have been issued by the federal immigration minister, his office confirmed Wednesday.
Canada still on track for January 2021 vaccine rollout, despite domestic dose disadvantage: feds
The federal government is still eyeing January 2021 as the start date for when people in Canada will begin to receive COVID-19 vaccines, despite frustration and concerns levelled at the Liberals by the opposition on Wednesday about Canada's position in the queue to receive doses.
Plaintiff in RCMP suit says despite abuse, mental health tolls, she'd do it all again
It cost her career, her mental health and a huge part of herself, but Janet Merlo says she's glad she came forward about the harassment she faced as an officer with the RCMP.
Spy watchdog urges justice minister to fix gaps in whistle-blowing regime
The national spy watchdog is urging Justice Minister David Lametti to close gaps in the federal whistle-blowing framework to protect Canada's deepest secrets and the public servants who keep them.
Don Martin: It's Ford versus Kenney in a race for the best pandemic playbook
Criticism towards Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and praise for Ontario Premier Doug Ford on their handling of the pandemic all comes down to optics, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
'This election has to be turned around': Trump claims election 'rigged' in phone call
U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday baselessly claimed anew that he had won the election and uttered repeated falsehoods as he called into an event held by Pennsylvania Republicans to investigate unproven allegations of voter fraud.
Trump pardons Flynn despite his guilty plea in Russia probe
U.S. President Donald Trump pardoned former national security adviser Michael Flynn on Wednesday despite Flynn's guilty plea to lying to the FBI about his Russia contacts.
B.C. hotel worker suffered heart attack after being spit on by man refusing to wear mask, manager says
A hotel worker in Nelson, B.C., suffered a heart attack shortly after a confrontation with a patron who refused to wear a mask and wouldn't leave the hotel's coffee shop.
Students call for end of Quebec's 'code of silence' on campus sexual assault
More than 3,000 people have signed a petition calling for the end of what they call the "code of silence" for sexual assault on the campus of Quebec's colleges and universities.
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Auditor general's report condemns Ontario's COVID response
Ont. Premier Doug Ford responded to a scathing report by the province's auditor general and says he has 'serious problems' with the conclusions.
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