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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. 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 Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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SmartCentres plans to build a residential complex with roughly 1,000 units and four towers reaching as high as 20 storeys.
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No one has yet invented a vaccine against disinformation about Russia’s assault on Ukraine.
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No one has yet invented a vaccine against disinformation about Russia’s assault on Ukraine.
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Business owners worry high cost to park will keep much-needed tourist dollars away
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In his new book, Hamiltonian Andrew Hunter addresses undercurrents of racism and slavery in Ontario history, through the story of Sophia Burthen, ensl
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In a brightly lit space where boho meets fun and comfort, Remi Stonehouse talked about what inspired her mother and co-owner Michele to start up Bella and Coop.
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Twenty-six people who invested more than $2 million in the now-defunct project are now looking for their deposits to be returned
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The Duke Street apartment offers more than 1,100 square feet of living space.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth school board must follow provincial guidelines and drop its mask mandate when classes resume next week, Education Minister Stephen Lecce told trustees Friday.
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Both sides agree to binding interest arbitration
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The proposed legislation won’t fix all the problems, but it is, at least, a beginning, writes Ed Canning
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The proposed legislation won’t fix all the problems, but it is, at least, a beginning, writes Ed Canning
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Cartoonist Graeme MacKay, photojournalist Barry Gray and reporter Steve Buist are among finalists from 19 news organizations.
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Trustees and province still at loggerheads over whether students must wear masks
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Public board trustees voted to keep mask mandates until April 1, despite provincial call to remove rules on March 21
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Nearly $100,000 in additional money will be spent correcting mistakes in the construction of Parkside Cemetery.
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Projects include a new multi-use path along Stone Church Road and Centennial Parkway.
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Niagara police allege the incident happened during a service call last month
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Rockton residents say they didn't hear shots being fired in the early morning hours of March 18.
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Peter Jüni, the epidemiologist and professor of medicine who has spent most of the pandemic offering unvarnished advice to the provincial government as scientific director of Ontario’s COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, is resigning to take up a research post overseas.
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Police say investigation is still in its infancy
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Say hello to the first whispers of spring, you’ve got the drive-in movies to Hamilton’s tulip and bulb show
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Police say shots were fired overnight in rural Flamborough, just north of Rockton Berry Farm.
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There will be no strike by full-time faculty at Mohawk College or the other 23 community colleges in Ontario.
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Restaurant and bar patios were buzzing on St. Patrick’s Day, as customers enjoyed the sunshine and double-digit temperatures.
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The Spectator’s Cathie Coward and John Rennison captured some of the moments.
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Dave Vander Velde is a longtime butcher and retail manager at the VG Meats in Stoney Creek.
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City’s school bus service is reporting daily delays, some more than an hour
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‘Ruby and the Well’ and ‘Sex/Life’ filmed scenes for second seasons
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. 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 Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Ontario Heritage Minister Lisa MacLeod says Bokhari sees a "positive" vision for city, in contrast to Horwath.
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Project intended to reduce institution’s energy costs
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A 76-year-old man was charged with careless driving after reportedly crashing into a light pole on Cootes Drive shortly before 3 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16.
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On Sunday, Andrea Rama, a 36-year-old Cambridge letter carrier and mother of two, shook hands with her pastor.
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The Ontario government has doubled down on lifting mask mandates in schools and rejected overtures by publicly funded school boards that want to maintain face coverings for a while longer — a practice some private schools intend to continue.
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WASHINGTON—In May 2020, when the world was still trying to navigate the stay-at-home orders and hospital overloads of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, I reached out for expert opinion and naturally sent an inquiry to Dr. Ashish Jha, then of Harvard University’s Global Health Institute, one of the world’s most experienced experts on epidemics. Given his position, he was then fielding hundreds of media interview requests every day. But he got back to me quickly.
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After reviewing Miller's candidacy, Horwath "determined he will not be permitted to run as a candidate."
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After reviewing Miller's candidacy, Horwath "determined he will not be permitted to run as a candidate."
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Airline will fly to Calgary, Halifax out of John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport
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NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says she received new, ‘clearly unacceptable’ information during vetting process for veteran election candidate.
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You would think with the kids long gone that I would have oodles of closet space now, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes
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Spring starts with St. Patrick’s Day and celebrations are taking place all over the city for this much anticipated day.
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Tens of thousands of waterfowl pass through the Long Point area during mass migration event
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As Ontario gets rid of masking requirements for most indoor settings on Monday, European countries that have already dropped public health restrictions are offering a glimpse of how the province may fare in the next several weeks, say doctors and scientists.
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Health Canada has issued a recall regarding certain Decathlon watches over fears of fire and burns, while Staples Canada has confirmed a Fitbit recall includes a product sold in its stores.
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Health Canada has issued a recall regarding certain Decathlon watches over fears of fire and burns.
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Health Canada has issued a recall regarding certain Decathlon watches over fears of fire and burns, while Staples Canada has confirmed a Fitbit recall includes a product sold in its stores.