COVID-19 Outbreak in Tokyo Hotel, Just 10 Days Before the Olympic Games Start
Dozens of Brazilian Olympic team members are raising concern about the increase of infections in Tokyo. This came after Tokyo reported its highest number of new cases in the past six months. As the Games get closer to starting, the growing infections are displaying the risks of staging an international event during a pandemic. Tokyo […]
Mayor John Tory Urges Ontario to Develop a COVID-19 Vaccination Passport
Toronto Mayor John Tory said Wednesday that Ontario needs to develop a basic COVID-19 vaccine passport. This comes as proof of vaccinations is becoming increasingly required for travel abroad or other activities. He further explained that the passport will work well in Ontario as it manages all data related to vaccines administered. Ontario’s Chief Medical […]
Where to Locate a Pop-up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic in Toronto Today
There will be dozens of vaccination sites operating in Toronto today, with additional pop-up sites where people can get a shot without an appointment. Most of the clinics will be available to those 12 years and older who work or live in select postal codes. Many of the sites will also be offering second doses. […]
Stanley Cup Heading to Montreal for Repairs, Damaged after Tampa Boat Parade
Even though the Canadians didn’t win the Stanley Cup, it’s still going to Montreal after all. However, it will be returned to the rightful winners after it goes through some repairs. This happened during the Lightning’s second consecutive championship celebrations and their famous “Champa Bay” boat parade. On Monday the Stanley Cup slipped and hit […]
371 Canadian Athletes will be Sent to the Tokyo Olympics Games
Canada has planned to send their largest team of athletes since the 1984 games. 371 Canadians will be flying to Tokyo soon to prepare for the Summer Olympics. The Canadian Olympic Committee announced today the exact 371 athletes who will be starting July 23 in Tokyo. Out of the total group, 225 are women athletes […]
Ontario College to Make COVID-19 Vaccination Mandatory for On-campus Learning
Seneca College has announced that they will require students and staff to be fully vaccinated to attend the upcoming semester on campus. As of September 7 all of their campuses across Toronto, York Region, and Peterborough will only be accessible to vaccinated individuals. It is the first post-secondary institution to actually make it mandatory, as […]
Where to Locate a Pop-up COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic in Toronto Today
There will be dozens of vaccination sites operating in Toronto today, with additional pop-up sites where people can get a shot without an appointment. Most of the clinics will be available to those 12 years and older who work or live in select postal codes. Many of the sites will also be offering second doses. […]
Over 50% of Eligible Canadians are Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
More than half of Canadians who are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine are considered fully immunized now. Data tracked by CTVNews.ca found 50.06 per cent of Canadians 12 years of age and older have received two doses of a vaccine. Which is roughly equivalent to 44 per cent of the entire population in Canada. […]
Canada to Donate Around 18 Million Extra AstraZeneca Doses to Countries in Need
Canada will be donating 17.7 million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine to other countries. The federal ministers said they would be helping low and middle-income countries. This will be part of the COVAX global vaccine-sharing initiative that was co-organized by the WHO, the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations and Gavi, and The Vaccine Alliance. The […]
After Surgery on Broken Leg, McGregor is Feeling ‘Tremendous’
The trilogy bout between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier was ended in the first round by a doctor’s decision. This came after McGregor stumbled backward and ended up breaking his left leg. The fight was immediately stopped and the victory was given to Poirier at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The break was clean […]