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The news of the cancellation of the event which, each year, honours Cornwall and area residents for their effort in preserving and promoting French culture in the area was made earlier this week, by ACFO-SDG president Dianne Poirier. ACFO-SDG partners with the Club Richelieu de Cornwall to hold the annual event, and name a deserving individual for recognition on the Water Street monument.
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“Our lives have drastically changed since January 2020,” said Poirier in an email. “We unfortunately took the decision to cancel the promenade of honour 2021 for the second straight year.”
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By Sunday night, the majority of Toronto adults will be protected against COVID-19.
The City of Toronto said it expects to have 60% of adults fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by the end of the weekend.
“Torontonians are stepping up in record numbers,” said Councillor Joe Cressy, the chair of the Toronto Board of Health. “We’ve made incredible progress over the past few months.”
The milestone was reached as the City shifts its vaccination efforts to areas with low immunization rates, such as Mount Dennis and Englemount-Lawrence.
Launched yesterday, the City’s weeklong “Home Stretch Vaccine Push” consists of 20 micro-focused clinics set up in six priority neighbourhoods in Toronto’s northwest corner.