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The new Premier Lacrosse League is a pro tournament-based league and will make Tim Hortons Field its first and only Canadian stop on Aug 17 and 18.
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CEO Evan Adcock says Verda Innovations is the first company in Canada to develop a legal cannabis delivery app, but it has had some trouble navigating strict government regulations around the drug.
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In wake of the deadly shooting at a California synagogue, the Canadian organization reports that a record 2,041 Jewish Canadians harassed or assaulted in 2018.
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Halton Region police say they first received reports on April 18 at the E.C. Drury School for the Deaf of the alleged incident.
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They claim the treatment breached their rights and left them with severe and lasting psychological damage.
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Farmland values in Canada have risen ever year since 1993, but recent increases are lower than those during 2011 to 2015, according to the report. In those years, average worth spiked between 10.1 per cent and 22.1 per cent.
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China hasn’t agreed to requests for a Canadian delegation to test its unproven concerns.
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He acknowledges that the group has lost its so-called caliphate in Iraq and Syria, a territory the size of Britain that it ruled as an extremist proto-state. But he said that the group’s battle with the West and its allies was far from over.
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The trouble with electricity: It only gets real at bill time and during blackouts
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Bill Calder says Stoney Creek Plaza’s makeover has led to good things for the community.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark insists on studies to see impact on Karst spring.
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Nigerian debut novelist among finalists for Women's Prize
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The 1,373-bed, multistorey building has been met with opposition from some in the neighbourhood
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The sandwich is made with a plant-based burger from Impossible Foods, a Redwood City, Calif.-based startup.
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Hawaii airline to test electric hybrid for commercial flight
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The Issue: Completion of the delayed J.L. Grighmire Arena addition and renovation.The Impact: The eight-month late project has forced out user groups for two full seasons, one more than originally expected, and impacted access to the Dundas Little Theatre next door.
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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details from Sunday night’s episode
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Government regulators are slowing the flow out of Lake Ontario to help flooded downstream cities — but rising water levels may soon affect Hamilton residents, too.
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More than half of the lost fentanly incidents occurred in Ontario hospitals. In Nunavut, 20 packages of fentanyl went missing after a break-and-enter at a nurses station in 2017.
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Marriott to expand further into home-sharing
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Did you know? The new Algoma Conveyor made its maiden voyage up the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Port of Hamilton.
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Selling a home can be complicated. The process is like no other financial transaction most people will make. Too often, sellers sabotage the sale of their home by making easily avoidable mistakes.
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The charges against the boys stem from three alleged incidents that occurred at St. Michael’s College School in the fall term.
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Operators await customer feedback on products
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The news cameras chronicled every awkward moment and misstep of his difficult adolescence
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Arts and letters academy awards gold medal to Toni Morrison
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After a broken engagement, follow your gut, says The Kit’s editor-at-large, but give yourself time to make the right decision.
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The company, Fuel Matrix, has developed technology that would allow airlines to determine passengers’ weights with more precision than the estimated weights they use now.
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Mormons, who are the most consistently Republican-leaning religious group in the United States, are hardly alone in opposing same-sex relationships
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Hamilton mob boss was shot in a Mississauga parking lot Thursday
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Over the last couple of months, at least two local workers have died on the job
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70 kilometres of stones, mud, grass, dirt pavement and then another mountain to climb.
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Take a look back to the 80s and 90s when lining up to get concert tickets was the only way to be sure to get your ticket.
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This “coach house†is part of a growing trend amid the city’s housing shortage of squeezing in homes where you can.
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Ontario’s independent child and youth advocate’s office officially closes April 30, a victim of the Ford government’s cuts to “restore trust, transparency and accountability.â€
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OPP says the fraudsters posing as company presidents send emails asking for invoices to be paid
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The Calgary-based airline says it’ll be rebooking passengers scheduled to fly on a variety of routes, including Edmonton—Ottawa and Halifax—Paris
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For years, Anna Sorokin dreamed of being someone else. A Russian immigrant with aspirations of becoming a member of Manhattan’s upper society, Sorokin hopped around Germany and Paris before finally coming to New York in 2014.
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It took President Donald Trump 601 days to top 5,000 false and misleading claims in The Fact Checker's database, an average of eight claims a day.
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‘We just want to open the public’s eyes so they can make an informed decision about where their food comes from.;
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The Charlotteown bikers were given their winged skulls patches at the party, announcing full membership into the outlaw biker club, which now has 467 charters in 58 countries.
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The “Butt Blitz†took place in Downtown, Barton Village and International Village BIAs, Kenilworth Avenue North and the Breezeway Trail
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Started as a Christmas meal delivery for the needy, the brigade has expanded to do so much more
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The open house event offers a chance to learn about Islam and for neighbours to meet.
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Suspended lawyer James Morton pleaded guilty to bigamy and forgery Friday. He married Jennifer Packwood despite never, in fact, having divorced his first wife, a sitting justice of the peace.
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Skyway Lanes owner Helen Nalborczyk is retiring after 54 years in the bowling business. She recently sold the bowling alley. The space is full of memories, friendships and wonderful stories.
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Lake Ontario flooding, Hamilton public health cuts and back-alley politics are all on the watch list this week.
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It wasn’t a win and it wasn’t a loss, but it was a beginning
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Wayson Choy, celebrated author of "The Jade Peony," has died
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Police have charged Vincent Vetromile and three friends with plotting to attack the Muslim settlement of Islamberg.
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