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Toronto police say they ;ve launched an investigation after notes with anti-Semitic messages were left on doors at a condominium in the city.Spokesman Mark Pugash says police received complaints Sunday regarding the notes that were found at a building in a northern Toronto neighbourhood.Local television footage from the building shows at least one small note bearing the phrase no Jews above a drawing of a swastika.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford and provincial ministers speak to reporters, along with retired general Rick Hillier, the head of Ontario COVID-19 vaccine task force.Speaking briefly with reporters in Scarborough on Monday, February 1, Premier Ford comments on the province plan for students ; return to in-classroom instruction. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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stanley tumblers In Toronto, Dr. David Williams, Ontario chief medical officer of health, and Dr. Barbara Yaffe, associate chief medical officer of health, provide an update on the province response to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus disease pandemic. In his remarks on Monday, February 1, Dr. Williams announces that Ontario first case of the highly transmissible B 1.351 variant, known as the South African variant, has been identified. The case involves a Peel Region resident who has no known history of international travel.
