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Toronto City Hall, other city buildings to reopen in early January

by Kate Ng December 2, 2021

by Kate Ng December 2, 2021

Toronto City Hall, metro hall and civic centres will reopen next year on Jan. 4, announced mayor John Tory this week. The city’s reopening plan requires all fully vaccinated office…

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