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Premier Doug Ford is scheduled to hold a news conference this morning after a record-breaking day for new COVID-19 cases and warnings to hospitals around the province to prepare for a potential influx of patients in coming weeks.
An Indiana man has been found dead in a car crash after his wife said he went missing following a “slight argument” at a mystery location. Anthony Benedict, 26, was pronounced dead Tuesday morning after his purple Ford Ranger was discovered crashed into a ravine near Burlington, news
In the two weeks since the premier's last news conference, there have been more than 37,000 new COVID-19 cases and 542 more people have died in Ontario.
Noel R. Jimenez, 55, Bremen, died at South Bend Memorial from severe internal injuries as a result of a six-vehicle collision. The collision occurred at 2:50 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4, on US 6 at CR 100, approximately one-half mile east of the Elkhart/Marshall county line.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is expected to have a "very tough conversation" with his finance minister today over a controversial Caribbean vacation.
Finance Minister Rod Phillps, who has been on vacation in the Caribbean, is on his way back to Canada, Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday.
Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips travelled outside of the country for a personal vacation recently but continues to observe public health directives, his office said Tuesday.
Doug Ford wants people to hold on just a little longer. Ontario's populist premier speaks softly into the camera at a recent news conference, his tone subdued, almost pleading. He says he knows people have "COVID fatigue," but there is a vaccine
Premier Doug Ford has zeroed in on international travellers, suggesting they represent a significant risk for worsening the spread of COVID-19 in Ontario. CBC News takes a closer look at the facts.
Toronto’s mayor, medical officer of health and other officials are set to speak Friday afternoon, just after Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce new restrictions for COVID-19 hot zones in Ontario.
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port was among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North Dakota
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port was among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North Dakota
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here at 7 p.m. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port is among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here at 7 p.m. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port is among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North
News Release WABASH – Honeywell Foundation is making available online music classes for youngers. Music Together Online is an interactive, fun-filled music program for children ages newborn through 5 years and the grownups who love them. Participants will enjoy weekly Zoom sessions featuring music
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port was among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North Dakota
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port was among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North Dakota
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here at 7 p.m. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port is among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here at 7 p.m. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port is among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North
News Release WABASH – Honeywell Foundation is making available online music classes for youngers. Music Together Online is an interactive, fun-filled music program for children ages newborn through 5 years and the grownups who love them. Participants will enjoy weekly Zoom sessions featuring music
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port was among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North Dakota
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port was among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North Dakota
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here at 7 p.m. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port is among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North
MINOT — Watch a livestream of tonight's Minot State University panel discussion “Statues of Dead White Men: Do They Matter?" right here at 7 p.m. Forum News Service columnist Rob Port is among the panelists. MSU History Professor Bethany Andreasen and State Historical Society of North
News Release WABASH – Honeywell Foundation is making available online music classes for youngers. Music Together Online is an interactive, fun-filled music program for children ages newborn through 5 years and the grownups who love them. Participants will enjoy weekly Zoom sessions featuring music
News Release WABASH – Honeywell Foundation is making available online music classes for youngers. Music Together Online is an interactive, fun-filled music program for children ages newborn through 5 years and the grownups who love them. Participants will enjoy weekly Zoom sessions featuring music
News Release WABASH – Honeywell Foundation is making available online music classes for youngers. Music Together Online is an interactive, fun-filled music program for children ages newborn through 5 years and the grownups who love them. Participants will enjoy weekly Zoom sessions featuring music
News Release WABASH – Honeywell Foundation is making available online music classes for youngers. Music Together Online is an interactive, fun-filled music program for children ages newborn through 5 years and the grownups who love them. Participants will enjoy weekly Zoom sessions featuring music