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The city has shovelled 145,000 tonnes of snow off the street and into dump trucks since last week’s record storm.
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Anarchist website North Shore Counter-Info posted about the removal on Wednesday — a new panel was reinstalled that same day.
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Post-secondary students don’t have a choice. Whether or not they are physically or financially able to return to in-person classes in the next month, whether they even feel safe doing so, they must.
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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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Stoney Creek resident Paulina Kalisz is making the most of her pandemic time away from work, collaborating with Canadian actress and comic Ann Pornel on a new line of clay earrings and gifts.
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The public is being invited to weigh in on the future of Sherwood Secondary School now that trustees have abandoned efforts to get the Ministry of Education to help fund a rebuild following eight unsuccessful attempts.
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Impact on Spencer Creek Trail access not yet determined
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Canadian Football Hall of Famer tackles politics in upcoming provincial election
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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The closer the “Freedom Convoy” of truckers opposed to new rules around vaccine mandates gets to Ottawa, the less it has to do with truckers or even with those rules.
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S&P/TSX composite up more than 250 points, U.S. markets also trading higher
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‘Who did we leave our children with — the devil?’ One father told court about Michael Andress
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Lots of potential, but ultimately it was a failure, Tim Miller writes.
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Police allege stolen goods were trafficked through local pawnshop
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Has shopping for what you need to survive changed amid reported supply chain issues?
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DesRosiers says Canadian auto production last year hit lowest level since 1967
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Collision to return to in-person format this year with Toronto conference
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Brookfield Renewable buys Urban Grid for US$650M, tripling U.S. development pipeline
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S&P/TSX composite up more than 250 points, U.S. markets also trading higher
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Kean McKenzie, 18, from Hamilton died in hospital less than a week later.
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The Hamilton Spectator is looking to speak with families who have loved ones in Hamilton LTC homes
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TD Bank hiring 2,000 new technology employees amid growing demand for skilled workers
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The accused was affiliated with Big Brothers of Hamilton in the early 80s and trained numerous youths in weightlifting during this time throughout the
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CFIB urges Ottawa to reverse trucker vaccine rule amid driver shortage, higher costs
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The Spectator spent Tuesday afternoon visiting grocery stores across the city — here’s what we found.
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Ontario has reported more than 1,000 new deaths from COVID-19 since Dec. 1, raising the pandemic’s overall toll in the province to more than 11,000.
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Mason McTavish will wear the Maple Leaf in Beijing
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Four more Hamiltonians die of COVID as hospital ICUs continue to struggle
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Ernie Schramayr reaches a milestone on the way to 500
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Private indoor gatherings pose a greater threat to the health-care system than Sunday’s outdoor World Cup qualifying game at Tim Hortons Field, says a
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The city said more information will be added to its website soon
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In a Jan. 25 announcement, Milton Liberal MP Adam van Koeverden said the federal government is providing $123,400 in funding to connect 310 homes in Flamborough and Halton Hills to high-speed internet.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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An antiviral drug being hailed for its potential role in the treatment of COVID-19 is now available in Ontario, but doctors warn it comes with significant challenges including low supply.
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Kimberly Marotti was looking forward to a bigger and brighter location at the Fennell Plaza.
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A vocal opponent of the city’s bid to rezone a grassy municipal property near Fifty Point in Winona to allow for a nine-storey residential building says she hopes a survey of neighbours will change council’s mind, although she’s not optimistic.
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It’s been two years stolen, endured, gone. The first identified case of COVID-19 in Ontario was Jan. 25, 2020; it was in a man who had travelled from Wuhan, China. The risk, we were told, was low. Since then 11,000 Ontarians have died, and over 32,000 Canadians. In a country that has sheltered itself from world history, world history came to your workplace, your school, your house. Some dealt with it better than others. Some could afford to.
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It’s been two years stolen, endured, gone. The first identified case of COVID-19 in Ontario was Jan. 25, 2020; it was in a man who had travelled from Wuhan, China. The risk, we were told, was low. Since then 11,000 Ontarians have died, and over 32,000 Canadians. In a country that has sheltered itself from world history, world history came to your workplace, your school, your house. Some dealt with it better than others. Some could afford to.
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One person was rescued from the fire, but it’s unclear if they were seriously injured
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Hamilton police have also closed James Street South in both directions between Hunter and Young streets.
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As things now stand, the so-called “freedom convoy” will not be treated to any high-level greeting party when it rolls into Canada’s capital this weekend.
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As things now stand, the so-called “freedom convoy” will not be treated to any high-level greeting party when it rolls into Canada’s capital this weekend.
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'Ontario is closed for business:' Concert, theatre organizers face new COVID hurdles
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Pat Mandy acclaimed as chair, and Fred Bennink is again vice-chair
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S&P/TSX composite down in more than 200 points, U.S. stock markets also fall
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Canada's performing arts sector ravaged by COVID-19 shutdowns: Statistics Canada
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Canadian Bankers Association names Anthony Ostler as new CEO
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Ontario’s nurses are getting the ear of Premier Doug Ford as the province approaches the two year mark of a pandemic that has left them frustrated, exhausted and burned out.
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Federal dollars will help create 109 new affordable units, officials say