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Ramsey Bearse has long been accustomed to appearing before an audience.
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For five decades Griffin was associated with numerous high school, junior, senior and university teams and the Ticats.
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Councillor says project is about the ‘symbolism’ of a city on the move, writes Andrew Dreschel
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But staff are asking councillors to sign on to the idea without knowing how much it will cost.
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One little girl in Simcoe really didn’t want to clean her room.
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Front-line employees at workers’ compensation board raise concerns about chronic understaffing, long wait times, and chaotic case management.
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Police identify Joshua Leo, 17, as the city’s ninth homicide of the year
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Jackson Racicot’s video has received more than 16,000 views and has been shared more than 400 times since it was posted on Facebook.
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New Mexico mayor to donate $10K for eyed Judy Chicago museum
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Man stole $332,000
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The 2020 Democratic presidential primary, already expected to be the party’s most wide open in decades, has been jostled on the eve of many long-plotted campaign announcements by a political threat that few contenders bothered considering until recently:
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A report on the economic impact of the national carbon tax and changes to the Canada Pension Plan is needed before imposed, some provinces say.
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Canadians appear to have constructed their view of nationalism on the idea of feeling connected to our country and ensuring that others feel connected as well, a series of surveys indicate.
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Protesters from Britain’s right and left took to the streets Sunday, offering starkly different visions of the country’s future as the government scrambled to salvage its unpopular plan for exiting the European Union.
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Ontario and Saskatchewan want the federal government to fully analyze new tax measures before imposing them on Canadians next year.
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The Halifax Stanfield International Airport has resumed normal operations a month after a plane overshot a runway, taking out navigational equipment and leaving a trail of debris in its wake.
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The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan
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The Israeli military on Sunday said it has opened an investigation into the death of a 22-year-old Palestinian man in the West Bank after a video surfaced appearing to show him being shot in the back.
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Canadians appear to have constructed their view of nationalism on the idea of feeling connected to our country and ensuring that others feel connected as well, a series of surveys indicate.
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Area Fortino's were serving up the Fiasconaro company's panettones for Christmas.
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Swath of South faces wintry mess: Snow, sleet, freezing rain
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Dozens of people bearing flowers or stuffed animals attended a funeral for a newborn girl found dead last summer along a Southern California highway.
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The Latest: American cancels 1,000+ flights due to storm
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A DNA test has helped reunite a mother and daughter after nearly 70 years by uncovering a startling secret: A baby girl long thought to be dead was alive, and had been covertly adopted by a family in Southern California that lied about her origins.
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Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113 believes the TTC won’t be able to handle the influx of Presto users as the card readers regularly fail.
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Tired of waiting for major construction projects to come to them, a growing coalition of First Nations is taking the lead on ventures to better control their economic futures.
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Hamilton’s Peter Prakke is lobbying for more bravery parks to honour veterans, as well as to promote non-allergenic horticulture in our public (and private) spaces, writes Jeff Mahoney.
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Seeds of new City of Hamilton had been sewn for many years before 2001
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The mathematician, Scott Johnson, was a 27-year-old doctoral student at the Australian National University in Canberra when he died on Dec. 8, 1988. He had moved to Australia to be with his partner and had applied for permanent residency.
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Burlington is gearing up for the fourth year of the neighbourhood rink program. City staff will install boards for ice pads in various parks throughout Burlington that will be maintained by neighbourhood volunteer groups. The rinks are open to the public and free to use. If you are interested in volunteering, contact skating@burlington.ca. The deadline to apply for a rink is Dec. 31. For more informationvisit, burlington.ca/neighbourhoodrink.
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The Christmas Tree Research Centre’s flagship product is the SMART Balsam, which epitomizes the quintessential Christmas tree: architecturally sound, fragrant and an able to retain its blue-green needles for up to three months.
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More than 20 years ago, a professor at George Washington University interested in the interplay between sports, race and culture started a project to share the story of Jackie Robinson’s legacy.
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Luxembourg is a small country with big traffic jams.
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Swath of South faces wintry mess: Snow, sleet, freezing rain
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If Italy’s fashion capital has a predominant colour, it is grey — not only because of the blocks of neoclassical stone buildings for which the city is celebrated, but also due to its often-grey sky, which traps pollution.
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The Latest: American cancels 1,000+ flights due to storm
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B.C’s Asia trade mission delegations had plans to travel to China, but now, they will return to Canada next week, according to a statement on Sunday from B.C.’s minister of jobs, trade and technology.
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Tired of waiting for major construction projects to come to them, a growing coalition of First Nations is instead taking the lead on ventures to better control their economic futures.
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More than 150 high school and university students converged at Central Library on the weekend for Hack the Hammer’s Urban Hacks Hackathon.
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The Amalgamated Transit Union Local 113 has sent a letter to Premier Doug Ford asking that the government take immediate action to ensure the transition is smooth.
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Saturday night was Westfield Heritage Village’s first ’Twas the Night before Christmas program.
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Police identify Joshua Leo, 17, as the city’s ninth homicide of the year
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The Latest: American cancels 1,000+ flights due to storm
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With the bail hearing of Meng Wanzhou underway, the former ambassador to China says that Canada is “caught in the middle†and could face repercussions.
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Without temporary workers — who are subject to termination without cause — NPR would probably be unable to be NPR.
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The Latest: American cancels 1,000+ flights due to storm
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Plant a tree: Milan's ambitious plans to be cleaner, greener
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Swath of South faces wintry mess: Snow, sleet, freezing rain
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The Latest: Snow, sleet and freezing rain take aim at South
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Peel police said Saturday that two 20-year-old brothers are accused of second-degree murder in the death of Riley Driver-Martin, 14, whose body was found Friday.
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