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In 2018, the Greater Toronto Area GTA new home market saw the lowest total sales in almost 20 years, says the Building Industry and Land Development Association BILD .In December in Halton, there were 69 new homes sold, which includes 48 condominium apartments and 21 single-family homes, according to statistics released by BILD on Feb. 1. Total new home sales for that same month in 2017 and 2016 were 210 and 152, respectively.Overall in 2018, there were 25,161 new homes sold in the GTA, according to Altus Group, BILDs source for new home market information, making 2018 the year with the lowest number of new home sales in the GTA, since Altus Group started tracking new home data in 2000. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There were 21,330 condominium apartments sold in 2018, including units in low, medium and highrise buildings, stacked townhouses and loft units, down 38 per c
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stanley cup usa gligible.The province announced last week that the first cohort of Ontarians who received the Oxford-AstraZeneca shot in March were now eligible to schedule second jabs 鈥?marking 10 weeks from their first shot.A recent study out of the United Kingdom found that lengthening AstraZeneca dosing interval to 12 weeks or more was more effective against COVID-19 than administering the doses six weeks apart. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The findings seemed to back Canada recommended strategy to delay second doses in order to administer more first doses. Health Canada says the gap between shots can stretch 4 to 12 weeks, while the National Advisory Committee on Immunization has recommended an extended interval of up to 16 weeks.D
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