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WATCH: Ford makes COVID-19 announcement at 1 p.m.

WATCH: Ford makes COVID-19 announcement at 1 p.m.

Announcements come as concerns about spread of COVID-19 rise in York, Halton regions
Flu shot will be widely available in Simcoe County soon

Flu shot will be widely available in Simcoe County soon

'I anticipate a larger uptake of the flu vaccine and that’s a very good thing,' said medical officer of health, Dr. Charles Gardner
WATCH: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau provides COVID-19 update

WATCH: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau provides COVID-19 update

Village Media will carry the livestream
Ontario reports 712 new COVID cases today

Ontario reports 712 new COVID cases today

The province is also reporting nine more people, including five long-term care residents, have died from COVID-19
Pandemic creates 'too many obstacles,' KOs varsity sports

Pandemic creates 'too many obstacles,' KOs varsity sports

Badminton, basketball, curling, indoor soccer, and volleyball cancelled; 'We are not out of the woods yet with (COVID) and we need to be cautious,' says Georgian coach
Orillia man is city's first confirmed COVID-19 case this month

Orillia man is city's first confirmed COVID-19 case this month

A fifth resident has died at Simcoe Manor long-term care home; In all there are 11 new cases of COVID-19 in Simcoe County today
WATCH: Ford, health minister to hold press conference

WATCH: Ford, health minister to hold press conference

President of the Treasury Board Peter Bethlenfalvy will also take part in this afternoon's announcement
783 new COVID cases reported in Ontario today

783 new COVID cases reported in Ontario today

The province has also confirmed five more deaths related to the coronavirus
WATCH: Controversial teacher hiring rule gets scrapped

WATCH: Controversial teacher hiring rule gets scrapped

Regulation 247 will be revoked as of Oct. 29
Local contact-tracing issues traced to 'failing of provincial leadership'

Local contact-tracing issues traced to 'failing of provincial leadership'

The local health unit is one of only four in Ontario, along with Toronto and Ottawa, not meeting the threshold of tracing 90 per cent or more of contacts within 24 hours