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Witness overpowers suspect in two Oakville, Ont., pharmacy thefts: police
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Woman, 79, struck by SUV and killed in St. Catharines
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Journalists are under attack just when they are needed the most, writes Paul Berton
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $42 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Murray Lafortune and Stewart Veno died within months of each other. They are among nearly 4,000 Canadians last year that have died from opioid use.
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Pressure is building on Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government to scrap or suspend a Canada-U.S. agreement that requires most would-be refugees to apply for asylum in whichever of the two countries they arrive first. Certainly, ending the Safe Third Country Agreement would play well with Canadians horrified by the recent actions of Donald Trump. But would it make much practical difference?
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Baby dies in car after father forgets to bring child to Montreal daycare: police
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The art supply, stationery and pen store has been a fixture on James Street North since 2005.
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St. Joseph’s Healthcare tells the police every time but doesn’t always inform the public when forensic patients go missing
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William Armstrong, 35, had been last seen Thursday morning
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A story June 21, about sprinter Myles Misener-Daley included two errors. Misener-Daley ran in the OFSAA championships in early June and he will be returning to Westdale Secondary School for Grade 12.
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Another archaic symbol of Canada’s colonial past is under the microscope.
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The city will try using carbon filters and pine-scented mist to battle a nasty stench provincial environmental investigators are blaming on Hamilton’s compost plant.
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The Nova Scotia government has unveiled a new Mi’kmaq licence plate, the latest cultural group in the province to receive its own plate.
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The over-representation of Indigenous people in prison is “unacceptable†and reveals a serious problem, says Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Wagner.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was forced to pay a $100 fine for violating conflict of interest rules by not disclosing a gift given to him last year by P.E.I. Premier Wade MacLauchlan.
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Martin the tortoise just wrote his own children’s storybook.
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New McMaster location for its archives of great philosopher opens, and Ken Blackwell is delighted, writes Jeff Mahoney
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Flurry of Liberal nominations signals start of marathon 2019 election race
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Helpful tips for visitors planning a trip to Parliament Hill on Canada Day
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Witness overpowers suspect in two Oakville, Ont., pharmacy thefts: police
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Trump sends letter to Trudeau calling for increase in NATO defence spending
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Stan Miszuk was diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer in January
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A police expert’s testimony suggesting that an aviation executive whose death was initially ruled a suicide could not have killed himself was dismissed Friday as biased and unreliable.
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Ministry of Labour has ordered McNally Construction not to disturb scene for its investigation
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The family of a man allegedly murdered by accused serial killer Bruce McArthur is calling for a public inquiry into the police investigation of several men who went missing from Toronto’s gay village.
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Feds strike deal with Quebec's Chantier Davie for three new icebreakers
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Security tight in Ottawa for Canada Day, but officials promise quicker lines
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The art supply, stationary and pen store has been a fixture on James Street North since 2005.
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William Armstrong, 35, was last seen Thursday morning
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Doug Ford wants consultations on cannabis sales in Ontario
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An Indigenous professor at Saint Mary’s University is resigning in protest over what she calls the Halifax university’s failure to “indigenize the academy†and confront the legacy of colonialism.
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The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety is celebrating its 40th anniversary.
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Halton Regional Police is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing Burlington man.
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High Indigenous prison rate 'unacceptable': Supreme Court chief justice
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B.C. judge promoted to associate chief justice for province's Supreme Court
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Culinary workers call for culture shift as #MeToo puts spotlight on harassment
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Project scheduled to be completed within four months
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Ontario doctors to return to bargaining table after incoming govt reaches out
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Hamilton’s public school board will strike an advisory committee in September to consider names for the new track and field being installed at Dundas Valley Secondary School.
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Hold off on telling us about goals to achieve and tell us instead about the legacy you want to leave.
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Indigenous prof resigns in protest over lack of Aboriginal faculty, curriculum
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Trudeau fined $100 for not disclosing gift of sunglasses from P.E.I. premier
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More than 1,000 charges laid against 75 people after Toronto police raids
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Provincial police say a 25-year-old man is facing charges after a transport truck spilled yogurt onto a busy stretch of a major highway in Toronto’s east end early Friday.
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Man, 84, charged in alleged hit-and-run pedestrian fatality in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
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