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The Copetown Wood Chippers, a group of about 16 wood carvers, meet every Monday morning since 1992 at the Copetown Community Centre.
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Two-year initiative would have landlords in Ward 1 and 8 pay $200 annual fees if approved by next council
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A man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl in Ontario 10 years ago has been denied parole.
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B.C. church asks parishioners to turn on mobile devices during Sunday services
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Canada Post, union to hold weekend meeting aimed at breaking up contract dispute
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More than half of fatal overdoses involved people who were mentally ill: coroner
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A 52-year-old convicted sex offender, once known for being a fan of sex killer Paul Bernardo, has been charged with breaching a court order after she was found working at the Binbrook Fair this month.
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Disruptive technologies create new challenges for interest rate decisions: Poloz
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Park Street North was officially changed on Thursday from a one-way to two-way street, between York Boulevard and Barton Street. A city news release said there will be no impact to parking regulations in the area. It is the latest of eight roadway conversions that council has approved.
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Police have released security camera images of a third suspect wanted in connection with a killing on a Parkdale balcony earlier this month.
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Al-Jubeir is waiting for an apology from Canada.
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The completion of renovations to the city’s oldest arena have been pushed out until at least mid-November. Repeated delays have dogged the $7-million upgrade of the J.L. Grightmire Arena and forced local hockey and figure skating groups to scramble for other arrangements. The Dundas arena was supposed to be open for business in September, then later October. City staff said the project contractor blamed a series of “extreme†hot and cold weather days for the delay, as well as delivery problems for a special HVAC system. Councillors expressed frustration with the delays and asked staff to bring back options to introduce harsher penalties for contractors who don’t meet deadlines on important community projects. “I am very distressed by this,†said Dundas Coun. Arlene Vanderbeek, who noted community groups have expressed frustration about the scramble to find ice surfaces as well as lost revenue. A city report recommended moving all Grightmire events to other arenas until at least January and waive fees for affected teams.
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An Ontario judge is fighting back against a disciplinary body’s ruling that found he cast a shadow on his profession by accepting a temporary dean post at a northern university’s Indigenous law faculty.
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A riveting, high-stakes exchange of she-said, he-said played out in full view of the world Thursday as Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford traded vastly different versions of their high school days in the summer of 1982, with control of the highest court in the land hanging in the balance.
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Christine Blasey Ford steps into spotlight to detail assault allegations
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Philpott defends Indigenous healing lodges amid controversy over Stafford killer
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Woman also facing animal cruelty charges that are back in court Oct. 22
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Trudeau disputes Trump's claims that Canada requested meeting with president
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Over a two-year period from 2016 to 2018, parking control officers issued over 5,500 tickets within Mohawk College area.
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B.C. First Nation won't be able to return home for months after wildfires
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The decision shows a lack of ambition to provide Canadians with faster Internet services.
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Disruptive technologies create new challenges for interest rate decisions: Poloz
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"It's really noticeable how pervasive the butts are throughout the city," said Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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Canada’s privacy watchdog says there’s an urgent need for stronger laws to protect personal information — and for more money to help his office enforce them.
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Ontario could have up to 1,000 private pot shops after recreational cannabis is legalized, the province’s Progressive Conservatives said Thursday, significantly more stores than planned under the previous Liberal government.
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Judge fights disciplinary body's ruling that could remove him from bench
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Feds try to pull cloak of secrecy over court case on pipeline spy allegations
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Most cities in UBS Group AG’s Global Real Estate Bubble Index are overvalued or at risk of a bubble, according to the Swiss bank’s 2018 report on housing prices.
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Natural gas bills will go down about $29 a year, Enbridge says
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Energy, industrials and financials boost Toronto market, U.S. stocks also gain
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Saudi minister mocks Canadian demands for release of female activists
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The strong GDP performance has been cited by Trump as proof that his economic program is working.
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Internet groups disappointed in lowered CRTC speed targets for broadband fund
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The Securities and Exchange Commission sued Tesla chief Elon Musk on Thursday, saying he lied to investors when he claimed he had secured the funding to take the automaker private.
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Christine Blasey Ford steps into spotlight to detail assault allegations
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe managed in the framework he agreed upon Wednesday with U.S. President Donald Trump to secure a commitment to refrain from imposing tariffs on imported Japanese automobiles, while also limiting the reduction of Japan’s tariffs on U.S. agriculture, forestry and fisheries products to a certain level.
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Conservative Leader says it was necessary to remind everyone about the horrific details of the crime after Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale referred to McClintic’s role in Stafford’s murder as “bad practices.â€
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OTTAWA — MPs have unanimously endorsed a Bloc Québécois motion to revoke the honorary Canadian citizenship of Myanmar’s de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Is Premier Doug Ford about to open the door wide for more and more private health care in Ontario?
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Project expected to begin this fall
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Halifax billionaire John Risley, one of Canada’s richest people and a leading philanthropist, represented himself in small claims court over a $3,000 claim from a tradesman — and mostly lost.
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Stripping Oberlander, 94, of Canadian citizenship 'reasonable,' court rules
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A survey for the Nature Conservancy of Canada indicates Canadians feel happier when they are connected to nature, but fewer are making the effort to get out of the house.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands - Seven men were arrested Thursday in the Netherlands on suspicion of plotting a large-scale extremist attack that Dutch prosecutors said they think was foiled following a months-long investigation.
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City councillors want better choices, tougher penalties
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A young woman has told the sexual assault trial of a U.K. sailor that she woke up face down and naked on a bed in the barracks of a Halifax-area military base with at least three men performing sex acts on her.
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Federal Conservatives hope for Atlantic Canada comeback in wake of N.B. election
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Project will add 13,530 square feet
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Dangerous offender Stanley Tippett denied parole, still denies crimes
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