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The province’s mask mandate remains in place for the TTC until at least April 27.
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Two teens injured in incident; police say investigation is ongoing.
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The Progressive Conservative government is hoping to sell the former psychiatric hospital lands by the fall to a developer willing to build a long-ter
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Drivers should be prepared for hazardous road conditions
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Drivers should be prepared for hazardous road conditions
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Ontarians could again show their faces in stores, restaurants and classrooms on Monday as the province lifted COVID-19 mask mandates in most settings.
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Police have not yet identified deceased; the Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is planning to let the public continue viewing and participating in meetings online once it returns to in-person sessions.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Nostalgic interest in clickety-clack keystrokes and ribbon ink has been a minor blip for Nick Kadak and Velimir “Vel” Balta’s respective shops.
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Masks became optional for most Ontario students and educators on Monday
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Hamilton projections show the difference public health measures make
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Pizza Pizza Ltd. says two of the victims were contract workers of the chain.
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Nostalgic interest in clickety-clack keystrokes and ribbon ink has been a minor blip for Nick Kadak and Velimir “Vel” Balta’s respective shops.
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Requirement to keep bay doors closed approved with five minor variances
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More than 10 Flamborough businesses are in the running for the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce’s Outstanding Business Achievement Awards.
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Doug Kidd wants to reverse the decline of Dewitt Park in Stoney Creek.
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The apparent theft of potentially thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment won’t stop the clink of the aluminum bat from returning to Buchanan Park on Tuesday nights.
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It will be an uphill fight for candidates to unseat NDP MP and leader Andrea Horwath, who has represented the area since 2007.
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Masks were still a very familiar sight in various spots across the city on Monday — even as the province lifted face-covering mandates for most public spaces. From schools, to shops, to libraries, it was clear many in Toronto were not yet ready to give them up. The Star checked in at multiple places around town to see who was masking and who wasn’t.
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City councillors say it was ‘untenable’ to keep mask mandates in face of provincial decision
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Councillors say not everyone will tap into smartphone data to check latest E. coli status online
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Jacob Colatosti is one of 13 young people across Canada taking the federal government to court, arguing the current voting age of 18 is unconstitutional.
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The federal government is easing more COVID-19 travel restrictions. What does that mean for you?
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The initiative comes in response to an act of vandalism Feb. 5
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Amid concerns that most COVID-19 restrictions in Ontario have ended, Toronto’s public health chief is reassuring residents about the level of protection the city enjoys from its world-leading vaccination rate.
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The good times kept rolling for the Hamilton Conservation Authority in 2021 as people continued to flock to parks, campgrounds, beaches and waterfalls, generating a budget surplus of $2,825,000.
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Emergency crews were responded to a multiple alarm fire on Upper Wentworth Street at Elite Drive at 2:08 a.m.
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Area sugar shacks welcome back tourists in search of sweet spring adventure
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The province is ending its COVID ‘mask mandate’ as of Monday. Here’s what that means for city residents.
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Donna Dunn-Albert is a self-taught accompanist and musical director, writes Gary Smith.
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Businessman-author active in various causes, arrested in 2021 after protest
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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A provincial environment ministry official says there’s no need to measure dust impacts from upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump on the neighbourhood south of Mud Street because winds mostly blow the other way.
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Plans include decommissioning right turn yield lane to prohibit traffic
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Chalk one up for the residents in the Highview community on the east Mountain.
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Toronto teacher Kelly Wright doesn’t know what to expect this week, now that staff and students have the option of being masked in school for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
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As kids return from March break and don their school backpacks Monday, one item they won’t be required to bring is their mask.
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Sunday morning near the corner of St. George Street and Bloor Street West, Toronto Mayor John Tory stood before me in an emerald green bowler hat, a lime green blazer, and a scarf emblazoned with the flag of Ireland. He had three face masks in his pocket and none on his face.
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Expect delays, especially during heavy traffic periods: your weekly roundup of Ontario highway closures for new and ongoing construction in the Hamilton area, including Burlington, Stoney Creek, Flamborough, Ancaster, Dundas and Glanbrook.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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For those looking to get some friends together and buy that million-dollar home you can’t quite afford
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Waterdown two-time Olympian and beach volleyball player Heather Bansley has announced her retirement from the sport.
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Interested in creating and facilitating inclusive spaces for local youth? The Youth Programs co-ordinator position at Flamborough Connects might just be the job for you.
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Police say speeding driver slammed stolen car into hydro pole outside pizzeria, killing three pedestrians
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Driver of a stolen vehicle mounted curb, struck pedestrians, police say.
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Hamilto police say a news conference is forthcoming.
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Gravity Climbing Gym, Arcana Salon and Citizen Kid are among businesses that continue to require masks.