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A burst water main at Upper Ottawa Street and Stone Church Road has created a fast moving river through the intersection. Water is up to car fenders.
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Trudeau declines to meet Trump after Pence sets precondition
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Cost questions abound as work set to start on navy's new support ships
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Trump's tariffs loom over Whistler event for already embattled G7
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Canada Post says it is late in delivering about half a million voter cards one week before the provincial election.
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Trudeau describes cancelling U.S. visit over demands for NAFTA sunset clause
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reported “good progress†in meetings with a top North Korean official Thursday as they sought to salvage an on-again, off-again summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Britain’s national security adviser visited The Hague on Thursday to rally support for his country’s move to beef up the global chemical weapons watchdog.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has ended the tariff exemptions he had granted to Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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The hottest and fastest-moving lava of Kilauea volcano’s latest eruption spread across new parts of the Big Island Wednesday, forcing officials to order evacuations in two coastal neighbourhoods over fears that the rapidly advancing flows could cut off dwindling escape routes.
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Abortion rights campaigners swallowed what they said were abortion pills outside a Belfast court on Thursday, as pressure grows to ease Northern Ireland’s strict ban on terminating pregnancies.
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How various Ontarians are faring in the province's housing market
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Second mate fell asleep on grounded tug off Vancouver Island: TSB report
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Cost of living top of mind for those in the Greater Toronto Area
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Loonie Toonie Raffle, June 1, 7 p.m. St. Joseph’s Villa Auditorium, 56 Governors Rd., Dundas. Proceeds to Knights of Columbus Charities and Hamilton Catholic Children’s Aid Society. Tax receipt issued for donations over $20.
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Delivery of half a million Ontario voter cards delayed, Canada Post says
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OPP identify victim of fatal Perth County crash as 81-year-old woman
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Hamilton councillors will debate Thursday opening all 65 of the city’s splash pads as soon as possible because of an early heat wave – and increasingly heated complaints from parents.
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U.S. tariffs on steel will hit Canadian defence industry: minister
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Girls discover World War I practice bomb in Michigan lake
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Canada Goose plots expansion in China with stores and an Alibaba e-commerce deal
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A Jehovah's Witness who was expelled from a Calgary congregation cannot take his case to a judge, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.
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Toronto stock market, loonie dip as Trump imposes metal tariffs on Canada
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The men who helped publish the late Michelle McNamara's book "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" talked about the role she played in investigating the decades-old Golden State Killer case during a Q&A session at the Citrus Heights, Calif., Barnes & Noble on Wednesday night.
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A Quebecer trying to be the first woman to get to the top of Canada’s highest mountain in a solo trek says she’s hopeful of achieving the feat in the coming days.
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Doug Ford says he isn't breaking a promise to release a fully costed platform because a list of his pledges contains dollar figures beside each item.
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In 1993, Richard Hoagland seemed to be living the good life. He had a young wife and two sons, Matthew and Douglas. Business was good enough at his insurance company to pay for a five-bedroom house outside Indianapolis, a speedboat tied up at a nearby lake and a closet stuffed with designer suits.
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As tariffs loom, a look at Canada's steel, aluminum industries, by the numbers
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Leaders campaign across southern Ontario a week before voting day
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Canada beefs up anti-dumping measures ahead of U.S. decision on duties
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“She was a really kind and friendly girl,†a close friend told the Star on Thursday.
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Can't get into a licensed daycare centre? Here are 5 alternative options
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Leaders campaign across southern Ontario a week before voting day
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Shame! The Hamilton Wentworth District School Board is going to spend $150,000 on a new human rights officer. Yikes! Hiring three new teachers for that same amount of money would directly benefit the students.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says the U.S. will slap tariffs on Canadian, Mexican and European Union steel and aluminum as of midnight tonight.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says the U.S. will slap tariffs on Canadian, Mexican and European Union steel and aluminum as of midnight tonight.
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Flamboroughreview.com is hosting a live chat with Flamborough-Glanbrook Riding provincial election candidates this morning.Participating in the chat will be Janet Errygers (Green), Judi Partridge (Liberal) and Roman Sarachman (Trillium). Donna Sk
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Jehovah's Witness cannot appeal expulsion to a judge: Supreme Court
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Potential crises around the globe, rising interest rates and stock valuations have some questioning whether 2018 is the year financial markets will finally buckle.
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Virtual reality head set gives Hamilton Tiger-Cat quarterbacks unique learning opportunity
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City staff have recommended a preferred developer to build a Pier 8 community from scratch — but the identity of the bidder won’t be released until council seals the deal.
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Liberals may pay a political price for their strategy of trying to balance Canada’s energy ambitions with a more aggressive approach to mitigating climate change, Chantal Hébert writes.
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The question of whether Michael Ivezic beat Allan Lanteigne to death in 2012 at the victim’s Ossington Ave. home will be decided by jurors now sifting through six months of evidence.
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Statistics Canada says the pace of economic growth slowed in first quarter
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Here's a fact you should know about the world in which you live: It's home to more kinds of scaly reptiles than all the mammal families combined. The reptile order Squamata, which includes snakes, lizards and legless worm-looking creatures known as amphisbaenians, is the largest order of living land vertebrates on the planet.
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Canada beefs up anti-dumping measures ahead of U.S. decision on duties
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Looks like Mayor Fred Eisenberger’s puppy, Dash, will have a new friend to visit when he heads to work with the mayor this summer.
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Justin Altmann has registered to run for mayor in October’s municipal election and so has his wife, Jenny.
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