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The City of Hamilton kicked off the 2018 Halton and Hamilton United Way campaign with the 15th annual firetruck pull. Nineteen teams representing several departments around the city competed in front of city hall for bragging rights in the popular event.
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Pay drug users for expertise, insight to deal with overdose crisis: B.C. report
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Feds ease up on Access to Information proposal criticized by Indigenous groups
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On Thursday, 45-year-old kicker Adam Vinatieri, the NFL’s newly crowned career field goals leader will play in his former home stadium for perhaps the final time when the Indianapolis Colts play the New England Patriots
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Two days before an American-imposed deadline to finalize a new trade deal with the United States and Mexico, the Trudeau government wanted to talk about women's equality.
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Feds beef up bill to prevent foreign interference in Canadian elections
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The area near the Mexico border got between eight to 13 centimetres of rain on Tuesday.
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Tories force vote on condemning transfer of offender to healing lodge
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A group of women who hold leading positions in Canada’s health-education system say male physicians and scientists to avoid mentoring female colleagues by claiming they fear false accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants Quebec premier-designate François Legault to think carefully before using the notwithstanding clause.
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There is probably no eatery/bar in this city with such deep reservoirs of lore, local colour, history and customer dedication as Rankin’s Grill in the east end.
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Three researchers who “harnessed the power of evolution†to produce enzymes and antibodies that have led to a bestselling drug and biofuels won the Nobel Prize in chemistry on Wednesday. One expert called their discoveries “revolutionary.â€
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Ontario will spend $90 million this year to fund hundreds of hospital beds ahead of flu season, a measure the province's health minister said will help address the issue of so-called hallway medicine.
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New real estate numbers for the Golden Horseshoe show a slight drop in Hamilton sales from this point last year — down from 588 units to 571 — and a slight drop in dollar value but a rise in average and median price — up from $489,000 to $501,000 (average) and up from $430,000 to $475,000 (median).
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Military working to provide case workers for victims of sexual misconduct
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Canada Post has issued wide-ranging new contract offers to its employees in the hope of preventing a work stoppage at the Crown corporation ahead of the busy holiday online shopping season, the Canadian Press has learned.
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Crown agency ups wage, benefit proposals, backs down on pension changes
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A little brown tabby was left outside of Burlington’s Mountainside Animal Clinic on Tuesday night, with silver duct tape wrapped around her face.
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Down the block from the Vatican’s synod hall, about two dozen abuse survivors staged a sit-in, demanding their cause be taken up at the meeting.
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Dani Reiss admits counterfeiting of his products has benefits.
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Review board moves Calgary mass killer to Edmonton, grants him day passes
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Energy and health care help boost TSX; Dow industrials post triple-digit gain
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Military working to provide case workers for victims of sexual misconduct
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Plans for 350 Wentworth St. N. include the relocation of a salt dome currently housed next door.
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While the CFL would like to name the 2020 Grey Cup host city by the end of this season, Tiger-Cats CEO Scott Mitchell will only say the organization is “looking at putting one on at the right time.†Hamilton has not hosted since 1996.
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For 24 years, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates held the top spot on Forbes' ranking of the richest Americans. But no longer.
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The United Nations’ highest court on Wednesday ordered the United States to lift sanctions on Iran that affect imports of humanitarian goods and products and services linked to civil aviation safety.
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Trudeau, cabinet should denounce mocking of Blasey Ford: advocates
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The family of a man senselessly killed in 2017 is angry with the justice system after the youth who stabbed him was sentenced to seven years — three in custody, followed by four years of supervision.
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A First Nations children’s advocate says Indigenous kids are still not being treated equally because provinces and territories are shirking their responsibilities.
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Tories force vote on condemning transfer of offender to healing lodge
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Calgary sunny but a slushy mess a day after record autumn snowstorm
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American fishermen are losing thousands of pounds of valuable fishing quota under a new catch share agreement with Canada.
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A sentencing hearing Wednesday was told Guido Amsel has not accepted responsibility for his actions.
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Trade with our largest partner is still subject to the whims of the U.S. president.
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Ontario increases hospital funding by $90 million to address overcrowding
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Timeline: Key dates in the history of the Trans Mountain pipeline
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Crown seeking life for convicted Winnipeg letter-bomber who cost lawyer her hand
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Woman drives across soccer field to get to local bar, police say
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Trudeau names G7 sherpa, political journalist to fill vacant Senate seats
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A new specialty bookstore, King West Books, has found a home at the same corner as the former Bryan Prince Bookseller, which closed in March after nearly 30 years, on King Street West in Westdale Village.The new bookstore focuses on art, design,
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Vito Sgro, who has made opposition to LRT a central plank in his mayoral campaign, will be joined in the town hall by a sitting Tory MPP and Liberal MP
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Trudeau wants Legault to think carefully before invoking notwithstanding clause
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Young woman's doctor testifies at U.K. sailor's trial in alleged gang rape
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Feds restarting Indigenous talks over pipeline, won't appeal court decision
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100 days in, Atlantic City's reopened casinos looking good
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TOKYO - Japan's whaling operations have suffered a big setback after the "scientific" hunt for sei whales in the Northern Pacific was effectively declared illegal by an international body that regulates trade in endangered species.
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Donna Strickland may be a Guelph native and University of Waterloo scientist. But she is also a McMaster University alumna — and as such, her amazing Nobel Prize win is generating a ton of pride in Hamilton, too.
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Crown seeking life for convicted Winnipeg letter-bomber who cost lawyer her hand
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President Donald Trump participated in dubious tax schemes during the 1990s, including instances of outright fraud, that greatly increased the fortune he received from his parents, an investigation by The New York Times has found.
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