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Company pays to encourage employees to get vaccinated
By: Lynn Desjardins A company north of Montreal is promising to pay its employees $1,250 if they present proof they have had a first COVID-19 […]
Year: 2021
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No Pepper in this Crockpot
By: Jennifer Argue, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Last Mountain Times Pepper’s family, the Nernberg’s, live in High Country Estates, a subdivision in the primarily agricultural […]
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Milton Residents Can Now Buy Burn Permits online
By: Laura Steiner Milton Residents can now buy their burn permits for the season. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, they’re only available online through the Milton […]
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Mayors call for “predictability” on what will follow stay-at-home order
By: Brock Weir, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Auroran Mayors from across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are calling on the Province for greater […]
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‘Renoviction’ bylaw coming to Toronto?
By: Jeremy Nuttall, Vancouver Bureau, Victoria Gibson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Toronto Star Toronto-area politicians say they intend to push to implement laws similar to those […]
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Ontario Energy Board sets new electricity prices
By: Tammy Lindsay Schneider, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Kincardine Independent The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) has announced the new, lower electricity prices for households and […]
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Living monument for MMIWG2S
By: Josie Fiegehen, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, SaultOnline.com The Grandmother’s Voice is an Indigenous initiative based in Halton, Ontario, with a vision to create a […]
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Nick Wammes: Cycling to Tokyo
By: Alex Kurial, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Independent The Town of Bothwell will be represented on the world’s biggest sporting stage when Nick Wammes […]
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Greyhound cancels all intercity bus service in Canada
By: Marc Montgomery After operating in Canada for nearly a century, Greyhound bus Lines announced yesterday all service in Canada would end immediately. Around 400 […]
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Ontario Extending Stay-At-Home Order until June 2
By: Laura Steiner The province of Ontario is extending the current stay-at-home orders until June 2, 2021. Ontario Premier Doug Ford made the announcement at […]