With your consent we may collect cookies and information to enhance our service, and improve your experience. These cookies and data are essential for browsing our website and allowing services. Examples include, session, authentication, and security cookies. These cookies and data enable the website to provide enhanced functionality and personalized content. These cookies and data inform us which pages are most informative and engaging via analytics. These cookies may track data across websites for marketing and interest-based advertising to provide personalized content, offers, and advertisements. Health officials in Durham Region are advising the public about a possible exposure to measles after a local unimmunized child who recently returned from travel internationally tested positive for the virus. Durham Region Health Department officials say anyone who was on Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET552 on November 2 that arrived at Pearson International Airport Terminal 1 at 7:30 a.m. on November 3 should monitor themselves for symptoms until November 24. As well, anyone who was in the emergency department waiting room at Lakeridge Health Ajax-Pickering between 10:40 a.m. and 5 p.m. on November 3 should also watch for symptoms. Measles is a highly contagious viral infection and the virus can live in the air or on surfaces for up to two hours. Symptoms of measles can start from seven to 21 days after exposure and could include a high fever, cough runny nose, red watery eyes and a red rash that appears three to seven days after the start of other symptoms. Anyone exposed to measles should check that they’ve been fully vaccinated against the disease. Toronto police are searching for two suspects following a fatal shooting in the west end. As part of Thursday's federal budget announcement, the federal government pledged to end homelessness in 10 years across Canada. As the Indian diaspora expands globally, this festive economic surge is no longer confined to the subcontinent - it is rapidly becoming a borderless retail and cultural phenomenon. Alex Newhook scored twice in the first period and Jacob Fowler made 26 saves as the Montreal Canadiens topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 Toronto police are searching for two suspects following a fatal shooting in the west end. As part of Thursday's federal budget announcement, the federal government pledged to end homelessness in 10 years across Canada. As the Indian diaspora expands globally, this festive economic surge is no longer confined to the subcontinent - it is rapidly becoming a borderless retail and cultural phenomenon. Alex Newhook scored twice in the first period and Jacob Fowler made 26 saves as the Montreal Canadiens topped the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 Federal ministers are in Toronto to promote the government's pledge to end homelessness in a decade. As Brandon Choghri explains the plan requires cooperation and investments from all levels of government. The Scarborough Health Network hosted an event offering on-site mammograms in an effort to get Black communities screened for breast cancer and provide awareness on overall breast health. The Hockey Hall of Fame is welcoming six new members, including one of the most legendary goaltenders in Canadian history. There is a possible new development on the idle Stellantis assembly plant in Brampton. David Zura has more on the union's claim that the plant has been sold and what it could mean for workers. Five Canadians are hoping they've garnered enough votes to represent the country in the world's largest annual live televised music competition.
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