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TORONTO — The Ontario government began notifying about 360,000 people on Friday that their personal information had been part of a COVID-19 vaccine database breach that took place more than a year ago. The breach happened on Nov.

TORONTO — North American stock markets slipped Friday as a new report on U.S. inflation spooked investors. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 22.12 points at 19,947.07. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 305.

TORONTO — The case of a man charged in the murders of two Toronto women who were found dead nearly 40 years ago will return to court next week.

TORONTO — A woman who died after being stabbed on a Toronto subway train did not know her attacker, police said Friday, as the city's mayor looked to reassure the public about the safety of the transit system.

TORONTO — In the first episode of the new season of "Little America" director Deepa Mehta guides a story that touches on the pressures some children of immigrant families feel to fit into traditional definitions of success.

TORONTO — CIBC says it is implementing a discount for shareholders who sign up for a dividend reinvestment plan.

TORONTO — A new report recommends Canada's corporate boards should have at least 40 per cent women and 30 per cent members of underrepresented racial groups or identifying as Indigenous or with disabilities.

TORONTO — Roots Corp. says it earned about $2.2 million in its latest quarter as sales dropped by 8.5 per cent since the same time last year. The Toronto clothing retailer says its net income for the third quarter fell from $10.8 million a year ago.

WINDSOR, Ont. — Alex Christopoulos, Oliver Peer and Matthew Maggio each notched a goal and an assist as the Windsor Spitfires used an early lead to push them past the Ottawa 67's 5-3 on Thursday.

TORONTO — A woman is dead and another is injured after a stabbing at a subway station in west Toronto.