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Hannah Alberga's coverage focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the Toronto area. She regularly covers crime-related topics such as assault, hate crimes, and wanted suspects. Additionally, she reports on local events like traffic accidents and records achieved by individuals within the community.
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By: Hannah Alberga
TORONTO — The night before Lily-Madeleine Seguin was set to book her flight to the Democratic Republic of Congo in late May, the Canadian government announced a three-week quarantine for travellers returning from the Ebola-stricken country.
By: Hannah Alberga
Ottawa is reviewing the restrictions and latest evidence and will announce a decision before government’s mandatory 21-day quarantine expires next week
Government officials say people from Ebola-affected countries will continue to be banned from entering Canada for another 30 days, prolonging the
By: Hannah Alberga
TORONTO — Greg Rennie says his bipolar depression was an eight out of 10 when he went in for his first ketamine infusion in April 2025.
By: Hannah Alberga
TORONTO – An Ontario judge has dismissed a motion that would have allowed a woman who suffers solely from a mental illness to apply for a medically assisted death.
By: Hannah Alberga
TORONTO — An Ontario judge has denied a motion that would have allowed a woman who suffers solely from a mental illness to apply for a medically assisted death.
By: Hannah Alberga
An Ontario judge denied an emergency motion that would have allowed Claire Brosseau, who suffers solely from mental illness, to apply for a medically assisted death. But the judge insisted the Attorney-General of Canada promptly respond to Brosseau's constitutional challenge that she launched two years ago.
By: Hannah Alberga
TORONTO — After filming 69-year-old Céline Carpentier take her final breaths before a medically assisted death, Sophie Deraspe couldn't help but notice, in sharp focus, all the life around her.
By: Hannah Alberga
TORONTO - After filming 69-year-old Céline Carpentier take her final breaths before a medically assisted death, Sophie Deraspe couldn
Sophie Deraspe's The Final Act is a philosophical interrogation of the place that death has in society, through the eyes of those who have chosen it and the health providers who assist them.
