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The annual pace of inflation slowed more than expected in September as increases in the price of gasoline continued to ease.
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Coroner's inquest will examine deaths of four men killed in scaffolding collapse
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Trees brought down by hurricane Michael’s ferocious winds took a heavy toll on life, property and the timber industry in the heavily forested Florida Panhandle, where US$3 billion in timber was lost, authorities said Friday.
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China’s economic growth sank to its lowest level since the global financial crisis in the latest quarter, adding to challenges for communist leaders as they fight a tariff battle with Washington.
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N.B. Liberals say Speaker deadlock will be broken so legislature can open
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Poland moves closer to creating museum on Warsaw ghetto
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A speeding train ran over a crowd watching fireworks during a religious festival in northern India on Friday, killing at least 50 people and injuring dozens more, a Congress party leader said.
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Two years ago, a federal prosecutor in Pittsburgh considered filing a racketeering lawsuit against a Roman Catholic diocese over its handling of child sex-abuse complaints, but left office before he could make the bold move.
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Classified unites rappers, Trailer Park Boys actors, for all-star track
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Bernardo-like sexual deviancy poorly understood, expert says
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Ottawa court case could see access to politicians’ feed become a right, Susan Delacourt writes.
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The long-term care project includes 96-bed facility and 125 assisted living units at the corner of Upper Wellington and Stone Church Road.
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Train mows down crowd at India festival, at least 50 dead
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The weekend is here and while the weather looks a little scary, there’s lots to keep you moving Halloween Happenings, Ancaster home show, and even Glen Eden are showing us some winter love.
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Canadian moose hunter accused of illegally entering the United States
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Two of the three Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce's welcoming signs will be upgraded later this fall.
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Japanese car part maker INOAC Corp. fined $1.3 million for bid-rigging
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Inuit walk away from talks on reforming federal northern food subsidy program
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"We have a candidate out there doing transit planning on the fly," said Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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The federal government is kicking in as much as $50 million toward a $205 million project to modernize ArcelorMittal operations in Hamilton and Quebec.
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Dog deaths in North Vancouver may be tied to suspected mushroom poisoning: RCMP
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Task force chair says everyone needs to obey the rules on legalized cannabis
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A 25-year-old Welland woman is $700,000 richer as she was the second top prize winner of Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp.’s (OLG) new The Bigger Spin Instant game.
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LA International Airport modernizing 2 major terminals
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Rogers reports $594 million net income, boosts full-year outlook
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Oshawa, Ont., woman accused defrauding Filipino community of over $200,000
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The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit wants to ensure the public knows what the legalization of recreational cannabis means locally.
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Since 1969, he has played the parts of the gentle, inquisitive Big Bird and the lovably disgruntled Oscar the Grouch.
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Police have released images of suspect alleged to be tied to two robberies this year
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Turkey suggests Khashoggi's remains taken out of consulate
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Pompeo: US response in Khashoggi case will await Saudi probe
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Migrants, police mass in town on Guatemala-Mexico border
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Post-Michael Florida: Fear, frustration and life on the edge
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Trump says without evidence that Dems are behind 'caravan'
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Prince Harry raises Invictus Games flag over Sydney Harbor
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Jury finds Calgary couple guilty in 2013 death of toddler son
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There are 15 mayoral candidates hoping for your vote on Oct. 22.
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Four wards do not have an incumbent councillor on the ballot — and that means new faces at City Hall.
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Two people being treated for smoke inhalation, fire out at 703 Wilson St.
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The 28-year-old is accused of three robberies within 24 hours
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Forum Research poll due to be published Friday says light rail is the top issue for respondents — and those voters are evenly split in their support for pro-LRT incumbent Eisenberger and anti-project challenger Sgro.
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The New Zealand sedge grass pooch, Ralph, who had been on display in front of city hall has been repurposed for the upcoming Hamilton Fall Garden and Mum Show.
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Putin's ex-bodyguard rejects TV debate after duel challenge
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Defence lawyer questions credibility of woman who alleges she was gang raped
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Vancouver mayor's seat up for grabs as B.C. goes to polls Saturday
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Katherine May Wilson, 12, was last seen alive on Oct. 20, 1970 walking along a road just outside Kirkland Lake while running errands for her mother. It would take decades for police to charge her second cousin, Barry Manion, who pled guilty to murder. Days later he was found dead in his jail cell. Police have never been able to recover young Katherine's remains, and thus her case remains open to this day.
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No “direct†foreign interference observed in recent crucial provincial elections, Canada’s electronic spy agency says, but “we’re always looking.â€
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RCMP raid two pot shops, seize product and issue tickets on Vancouver Island
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Forum Research poll due to be published Friday says light rail is the top issue for respondents – and those voters are evenly split in their support for pro-LRT incumbent Eisenberger and anti-project challenger Sgro.
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