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Digital detox: Resorts offer perks for handing over phones
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| Updated | 2025-02-23 05:45 |
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The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will open the regular season on home turf for the first time since the opening of Tim Hortons Field.
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A rural barn fire early this morning (Friday) has claimed the life of five horses.
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London's Gatwick Airport resumes flights after drone chaos
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Experts offer up tips and advice to help put more of your money back into your life
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Canada Post says its operations are back to normal across the country, less than four weeks after its striking employees were forced back to work by federal legislation.
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Edmonton Humane Society hunting for owner of dog allegedly left in garbage bag in Costco parking lot
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The five-year-old Shih Tzu-type dog is still receiving care from the society’s medical team. He has been gaining weight and had his matted fur shaved off.
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A section of a garage partially collapsed after a pickup truck crashed into it on Thursday night, briefly trapping the male driver inside the vehicle surrounded by fallen bricks and lumber.
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At first, it was a beeping that woke Ellen and Nathan Rigney in the middle of the night. Then it became something more sinister.
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At first, it was a beeping that woke Ellen and Nathan Rigney in the middle of the night. Then it became something more sinister.
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Dave McKinnell started his Christmas tree tradition in 1979 when he put up a new silo on the family farm
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Charitable bike shop had front door smashed and two bikes stolen during break-in Sunday
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The move leaves Hinanit Glazer feeling hopeful the rest of the handcrafted goods will make their way home
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Tribunal sided with them, but landlord hasn’t paid the nearly $6,000 owed.
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A year’s worth of business book reviews leads to some ideas for New Year’s resolutions for making a business better, writes Jay Robb.
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The Star is told that three arrests a week is common each year but the number reveals what is at stake for Canada in the Huawei affair.
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Critics have pointed out that qualifications for the job leading the Ontario Provincial Police were lowered two days after the position was posted, allowing the premier’s friend to apply.
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The first of 17 remote First Nations has been connected to Ontario’s power grid under a $1.6-billion expansion project.
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Security experts say Huawei’s role in 5G could give it access to a wide range of data gleaned from how, when and where Canadian customers use their electronic devices — information that Beijing would find most attractive.
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Pennsylvania medical board had chance to stop doctor decades ago but let him off
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Trump’s go-it-alone stance on world affairs costs president his top foreign policy official
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The Stoney Creek woman was arrested after working at the Binbrook fair despite a court order to stay away from children.
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The animal welfare world has moved beyond minimizing suffering to exploring whether animals can enjoy their lives.
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Dave McKinnell started his Christmas tree tradition in 1979 when he put up a new silo on the family farm
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Jim Mattis, the four-star Marine general turned defense secretary, resigned Thursday in protest of President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw 2,000 U.S. troops from Syria, where they have been fighting the Islamic State.
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Rattled by accusations he was caving on his promised border wall, President Donald Trump instead bowed to a conservative backlash.
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Neighbour to Neighbour received a $40,000 grant this week from the Lawyer’s Legacy for Children. It is the largest grant ever issued by Legacy and will fund a new initiative to provide food to hungry children and help them develop “food literacy†through gardening and cooking.
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Holiday baubles were a popular photo-op until ball-busting thieves ruined the fun, says BIA.
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Mealshare, which operates in nine other Canadian cities, has received $20,000 from the foundation to start the program in Hamilton in the spring.
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We can make greenhouse goals, says minister.
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In an indictment unsealed Thursday, U.S. prosecutors say Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong were acting on behalf of China’s main intelligence agency to pilfer information from several countries, including Canada.
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Kurdish allies of the United States had been gearing up for a new fight for weeks, digging trenches and defence tunnels in northeastern Syria in preparation for an offensive Turkey’s president warned was imminent.
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Alijah Weir-Mohammed, 23, is wanted on multiple charges
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China is enraged Canada arrested one of its executives on behalf of the United States and is retaliating. Lay low, Canadians told and stay out of China.
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The CEO of BlackBerry said Thursday he hasn’t seen any indication that recent political tensions between the governments in Beijing, Ottawa and Washington are affecting the company’s long-term business prospects in China.
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Rules for faulty or unapproved medical devices that promise more than they deliver are being targeted by the feds.
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Volatility gripped financial markets a day after the Federal Reserve sent shock waves across assets, with the rising threat of a government shutdown adding to a litany of concerns buffeting equities. The dollar sank with crude oil.
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The federal government has released a list of proposed rules for edible cannabis products in Canada as it prepares to add them to the list of legal pot products by next fall.
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The Star is told that three arrests a week is common each year but the number reveals what is at stake for Canada in the Huawei affair.
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Métis and non-status Indians across Canada are seeking damages for alleged harms inflicted on them by the Canadian government during the ’60s Scoop, according to a proposed class action filed Thursday.
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Putin pointed at Washington’s intention to walk away from the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and its reluctance to negotiate the extension of the 2010 New START agreement.
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Reports detailing allegations of coerced and forced sterilizations of Indigenous women are “deeply concerning†and describe serious violations of medical ethics, the president of the Canadian Medical Association said Thursday.
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“Hakuna Matata†is a common expression in Swahili, a language spoken in a large part of Africa, and it became popular in the West after the original version of “The Lion King†was released in 1994.
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Despite promising talks, North Korea wants to keep it nuclear trump card
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A hearing for the appeal of zoning bylaw variances for a residential development at 24 Brock St. N. was adjourned Dec. 17 for the third time in less than a year.
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James Park ignored court order to stay out of Peterborough
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NEW YORK - The latest on developments in financial markets:
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The Port of Hamilton surpassed 10 million metric tons of cargo in November, according to tonnage results released by the Chamber of Marine Commerce.
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United announces Grand Junction-Chicago direct flight
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The Latest: No sign drones at London airport terror-related
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