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Ont. to allow cannabis delivery, curbside pickup on permanent basis starting March 15
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Michael Andress, 71, was convicted of sexual interference involving three children he babysat
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McCain Foods suspends shipments to Russia, ends production facility project
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The Spectator’s exclusive analysis of sex offender rates in Hamilton shows how we compare to other Ontario regions — and why it matters.
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also fall
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Experts say check your budget now with interest rates set to rise
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Canadian Space Agency awards MDA $269M contract for next phase of Canadarm 3 project
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Canadian Tire unveils $3.4-billion plan to improve customer experience, drive growth
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NEW YORK (AP) — Saul Williams' latest project is a blend of words and pictures.
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Police arrested 33 people and recovered stolen property, guns and drugs
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Motherlode: Have something to say, antimasker? ‘Bring it on. I will shut you down.’
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The controversial playwright serves up a compelling and haunting homage to his parents with his latest production, Gary Smith writes.
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The Buffalo Sabre hasn’t played a competitive game in Hamilton since 2012, Steve Milton writes.
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A question about mental-health supports during a recent sexual assault trial almost caused a mistrial — but it also exposed a gap in the system for ju
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Organizers aim to unite longtime residents and newcomers to town
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Concerns over west harbour affordability, density, traffic expressed during forum
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Two Hamilton-area vintage and reuse shops are reopening for in-person shopping in new locations on the same day, a March 12 gift for local interior de
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After two years, Waterdown’s Oh Canada Ribfest is planning to make a full return to Memorial Park this year.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Two years ago, we were told masks weren’t needed — until they were.
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As Ontario moves to drop mandatory masking in public settings, wastewater surveillance levels across the province continue to show high, albeit stable, numbers of COVID-19 infections, but experts caution it’s too soon to see the impact of the recent lifting of public health measures.
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Animal supporter wins $19,115 in 50-50 draw
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board will consult the public on a draft whistleblower policy that promises to ensure there are no reprisals against anyone who reports suspected wrongdoing in good faith.
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Health Canada Wednesday (March 9) issued more warnings to shoppers by way of recall alerts at some well-known stores.
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Toronto high school student Stephanie De Castro has no intention of dropping mask use at school — at least not in the near future.
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The province announced Wednesday the end of mandatory masking by March 21 in most Ontario settings, including schools.
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The province announced Wednesday the end of mandatory masking by March 21 in most Ontario settings, including schools.
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Pandemic’s over, apparently. Ontario’s last significant public health intervention was masking, and it’s not going to be mandated anymore. Quarantine? Well, barely. Regular briefings from Ontario’s chief medical officer of health? No, those are over, too. Congratulations to everyone on their hard work, and let’s all get margaritas.
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Pandemic’s over, apparently. Ontario’s last significant public health intervention was masking, and it’s not going to be mandated anymore. Quarantine? Well, barely. Regular briefings from Ontario’s chief medical officer of health? No, those are over, too. Congratulations to everyone on their hard work, and let’s all get margaritas.
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The harbour’s infamous coal tar blob has been dredged and dumped into a steel box. This fall, workers will begin capping the underwater landfill with
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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The city’s top doctor says her best advice to residents is still to wear a mask as one way to prevent the spread of COVID-19, especially in crowded, indoor settings.
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CTV expresses 'regrets' over errors included in Patrick Brown article
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Tech stocks help lead S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Divorces granted in Canada have dropped sharply, new Statistics Canada report shows
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Closing submissions in the Ali Mohummad murder trial to be heard later
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Ontario will remove its mask mandate on March 21.Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, said the requirement to wear masks will be removed with the exceptions of public transit, health care, long-term care and high-risk cong
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Hamilton Health sciences CEO asks public to continue masking to protect the health-care system
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Spring is almost here, and that means it's time for the clocks to spring forward an hour.
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Waterdown’s True North Records and its associated labels nabbed seven Juno Awards nominations this year.
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Nine days until Yi-Jia Susanne Hou performs the ‘Violin Concerto’ with Gemma New and the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra
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Tech stocks help lead S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also rise
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From masking to vaccinations, Ontario is lifting all COVID-19 restrictions by the end of April as part of its latest plan to live with the virus that has claimed more than 12,000 lives across the province in the last two years.
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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore will announce the move at 11 a.m. at Queen’s Park
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Canadian companies eye Ukrainian tech workers amid Russian invasion
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Toronto city council will decide Wednesday whether to drop its own mask mandate at the same time as the province.
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How to adjust your workout as you age, Ernie Schramayr writes
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Ivor Wynne stadium, where Tim Hortons Field sits now, hosted star-filled games in 2005 and 2012, Steve Milton writes.
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New Oliver Jeffers book scheduled to come out Oct. 4
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A Toronto-based private investment firm announced its plans for the retail centre Tuesday — but few details were provided.