Someone in Toronto is documenting spring flower growth and it s so uplifting
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With Ontario in the midst of its worst COVID-19 outbreak since the pandemic first began, it can be extremely tough to find the bright side of things right now, but one Toronto resident has been bringing just a little bit of hope and joy into people s lives by documenting spring flower growth in the city and sharing her findings on social media.
Jennifer Evans has been partaking in the #flowerreport trend, started by Texas resident Alyssa Harad, for nearly five years now, and she says she s taken more than 25,000 photos of blossoms along Toronto s waterfront in that time.
Toujours pas de contrôles prévus à la frontière Québec-Ontario
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Toronto vaccinating 50+ age group in high risk areas, approve shots for 60+
by Michael Ranger, Lucas Casaletto
Posted Apr 1, 2021 6:14 am EDT
Last Updated Apr 1, 2021 at 8:21 pm EDT
With Ontario heading into another province-wide lockdown, hope remains in the form of vaccines.
The rollout in the GTA continues with most regions expanding, or hoping to expand, vaccine eligibility to younger residents.
Toronto Mayor John Tory said Wednesday that he asked the provincial government to allow the city to begin offering vaccine appointments to those
It appears his wish has been granted.
The province has agreed to allow for vaccine appointments for anyone 60-and-up in Toronto, Tory confirmed Thursday.
Vaccine age eligibility continues to expand across GTA
by Michael Ranger
Last Updated Apr 1, 2021 at 7:19 am EDT
March 17, 2021, Toronto, Canada: A signage seen outside the Metro Convention Centre vaccination centre in Toronto..Toronto has launched Let s get TO Vaccinated program to eradicate COVID-19 pandemic. (Credit Image: © Shawn Goldberg/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire) Shawn Goldberg/SOPA Images via ZUMA Wire
With Ontario heading into another province-wide lockdown, hope remains in the form of vaccines.
The rollout in the GTA continues with most regions expanding, or hoping to expand, vaccine eligibility to younger residents.
John Tory said Wednesday that he has asked the provincial government to allow the city to begin offering vaccine appointments to those