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  'Brutally unforgiving,' COVID-19 outbreak at Barrie, Ont., long-term care home claims 49 lives, infects 214

  For nearly three weeks, a long-term care home in Barrie, Ont., has been battered by a devastating and deadly COVID-19 outbreak that has now claimed 49 lives and infected 214 residents and staff.

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  Man arrested after police find woman dead in Tottenham residence

  Police are investigating a homicide after a woman's body was found in a Tottenham home on Tuesday.

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  'It's pretty hectic,' Frustration mounts over continued online learning

  Parents across Simcoe Muskoka are in the midst of yet another week of online learning.

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• Ont. doctor suggests cancelling March Break to prevent another COVID-19 spike 1
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• PM warns Canadians to expect more travel restrictions soon 16
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World

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  U.S. domestic terrorism alert warns of politically motivated violence

  The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti-government sentiment after U.S. President Joe Biden's election, suggesting the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol may embolden extremists and set the stage for additional attacks.

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  Brazil's Bolsonaro cries foul over reports on condensed milk

  

  Bernie Sanders' mittens, memes help raise US$1.8M for charity
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  Feds rushing to find leads on person who put bombs outside RNC and DNC buildings

  

  U.S. B-52 bomber again flies over Mideast amid Iran tensions

Canada

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  Manitoba releases who will be next in line to get vaccinated

  Manitoba has released its plan for the future of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and which groups will be next in line to roll up their sleeves to get the shot – but it could change depending on vaccine availability around the globe.

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  Canadian man charged in U.S. with NetWalker ransomware attacks

  

  Bed bug sightings plummet as COVID-19 makes it harder for them to spread
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  Record-breaking 228kg of meth seized at Montana-Alberta border crossing on Christmas Day

  

  Minister says couple who allegedly flew to Yukon for vaccine should consider 'reparations'