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Stuart McGinn

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  • Radio News Anchor and Writer, CTV News
Toronto
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toronto public library

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By Stuart McGinn Verified, Madeline Forsyth Verified, Patrick John Gilson
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The Toronto Public Library is back online after a cyberattack several months ago. On February 29, the library announced that customer accounts were back online, but there are still a few things that need to be done to fully restore services.
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consumer price index

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By Sarah Rohoman Verified, Stuart McGinn Verified, Janice Rodrigues Verified
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The latest Consumer Price Index has been released for January 2024, and while Canada's food inflation rate isn't as high as it has been in past months and years, the numbers still show increases people are likely feeling while doing their grocery shopping. According to the data, from January 2023 to January 2024, the price of food increased by 3.9% while food purchased in stores increased by 3.4%.
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Public Health Ontario - Narcity

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By Sarah Rohoman Verified, Patrick John Gilson, Ashley Harris Verified, Stuart McGinn Verified
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If it felt like you and a bunch of people you know were getting sick around the end of last year, we finally have some data that might explain what was going on. In the final months of 2023, 48 people died from Invasive Group A Streptococcal Disease (iGAS) in Ontario and the number of cases of hospitalization almost doubled from what they were at the same time last year, according to Public Health Ontario.
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