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On June 29, 1972, the United States Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision ruling capital punishment, as applied then, unconstitutional. Every state that wanted to use the death penalty would have to rewrite its laws to pass muster, and not until later did the court approve its restoration.
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Statistics Canada says economy grew 0.4% in February, boosted by resource sector
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A Cambridge woman is desperately searching for a kidney donor match to keep her husband and father of her two children alive.
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Meadow Pollack was a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School with plans to go to college when she was shot to death in the hallway on Feb. 14. Her father, Andrew Pollack, says that after Meadow was shot the first time, she crawled over to throw her arms around a cowering freshman student, before the shooter repeatedly shot her in the back, killing both girls.
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BMO to acquire NY-based KGS-Alpha Capital Markets for undisclosed amount
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US May Day immigration protests target Trump, fall elections
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A provincial party that offers hope for overcoming the high cost of housing will have an edge with a generation of highly educated millennials looking for a way out of their parents’ basements and into the housing market, says the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA).
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Shopify reports Q1 loss, revenue up 68 per cent compared with a year ago
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Toronto mayor considering permanent memorial to van attack victims: spokesman
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PM sells Trans Mountain pipeline as Amazon announces expansion in Vancouver
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Toronto eatery racially profiled black man, human rights tribunal rules
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Big new Liberal bill to reveal long-promised changes to elections law
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No relief in sight as gasoline price hits four-year high over $1.33 per litre
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Thousands attend memorial for slain Afghan AFP photographer
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String of communities along Saint John River flooding, causing some evacuations
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Wesley Urban Ministries, AIDS Network, Shelter Health Network scramble as opioid crisis kills and election looms
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Amber Phillips stepped on an American Airlines flight from Raleigh-Durham to Washington on Thursday evening and immediately noticed how small the plane was. There were 65 seats, just two in each row.
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Burning building in Sao Paulo collapses; at least 1 dead
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2 Koreas dismantle propaganda loudspeakers at tense border
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LONDON The CEO of British supermarket chain Sainsbury's has apologized after being caught on camera singing 'We're in the Money' following the takeover of Walmart's unit Asda.
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OHL championship series begins Thursday
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Customer Emile Wickham says he’s relieved after the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal finds Hong Shing Chinese Restaurant violated the human rights code.
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The Office of the Ontario Fire Marshal has been called in to investigate
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Susan Clairmont details the sentencing hearing of Robert Vandyk
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At at time when hospital off-load delays and a 5 per cent yearly increase in calls are causing response times to rise for the first time since 2014, the community paramedicine program is using prevention to combat ambulance shortages.
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The city spent years encouraging residents to recycle plastic items — but now they belong in the garbage.
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Required red closure sign put up by public health was missing at the restaurant’s entrance Monday afternoon.
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Canada among countries watching U.S. in suspense as Tuesday tariff deadline hits
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Crews use noisemakers to try to rouse bear in tree near home
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Hydro One to review executive pay; Liberals to vote against compensation changes
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President Donald Trump at the last minute on Monday evening announced he would again postpone imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union, two people familiar with the decision said, pushing off a key economic decision while he tries to prod foreign leaders into making trade-related concessions.
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Neigbouring recording studio protected as fire damages three houses
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CIBC will raise 5-year fixed-rate mortgage rate by 15 basis points on Tuesday
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Hamilton will use new provincial cycling cash to build long-awaited bike lanes up the Claremont Access as well as an extension to Mohawk College starting next year.
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Haldimand County council, staff and a complainant were left unhappy after an integrity commissioner ruled it was not his jurisdiction to handle a complaint against a councillor.
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Susan Clairmont details the sentencing hearing of Robert Vandyk
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A week after 10 people were killed and another 16 injured in a van attack in north Toronto, there’s word there may be a permanent memorial of the tragic incident.
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Cara Operations Ltd. announces Frank Hennessey will be new CEO
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Keep potent, boozy drinks out of young hands, substance abuse experts urge
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Provincial permits don't consider Species at Risk Act: Environment Canada
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On tax deadline day, hotels urge government to force Airbnb to pay up
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BURLINGTON – Burlington fire crews are currently working to knock down a blaze inside a recycling facility.
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Morneau ducks queries on carbon tax gender costs, but doc says feds have done it
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The cost of hospital overcrowding was made clear during the Hamilton Paramedic Service annual report revealing response times for less urgent patients have gone up by about 12 seconds across the city.
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Events for Jane’s Walk Hamilton are taking place May 4-6. Jane’s Walk is a series of free, citizen-led walking conversations inspired by urbanist Jane Jacobs. Some of the events include a walk around the Barton Commercial Corridor and an Auchmar Walk. For more information, search “Jane’s Walk Hamilton†at facebook.
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Hypertension Canada releases list of recommended blood pressure devices
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Ottawa claims price on carbon could cut 90 million tonnes of emissions by 2022
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The fire broke out around 4:45 p.m.
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Ontario’s fiscal watchdog says the Liberal government is not tracking whether the billions of dollars it has given to businesses through support programs is having any effect.
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Events for Jane’s Walk Hamilton are taking place May 4-6. Jane’s Walk is a series of free, citizen-led walking conversations inspired by urbanist Jane Jacobs. Some of the events include a walk around the Barton Commercial Corridor and an Auchmar Walk. For more information, search “Jane’s Walk Hamilton†at facebook.
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