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Don’t make dinner reservations just yet.
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Tens of thousands of Ontarians are still waiting for COVID lab test results as the province faces a huge backlog at levels not seen during previous pandemic waves.
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Saturday and Sunday are expected to be cold, with daytime highs around -10 C
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As you might expect after 656 days of this ... Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.
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Ontario students return to classrooms Monday.
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A 22-year-old man faces multiple charges
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Li and boyfriend Oliver Karafa face charges in Hamilton murder
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New year financial review should include will, estate planning: Experts
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Farr was found not guilty of manslaughter last year
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TV and radio broadcaster Corus Entertainment reports Q1 revenue up 10% from year ago
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Fa La La La La! Sandra Boynton has an imprint all her own
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The Staircase arts/performance/café incubator space in Hamilton is closing for second time in two years, due to lockdown pressures. The building owner
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Citadel of souvlaki on John Street South
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Quebec Premier François Legault didn’t spend a lot of time acknowledging the resignation of his top public health official during his news conference this week.
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Mountain Burger has patties for meat eaters and vegans
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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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Although the Ministry of Education did not approve the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s business case for a new public elementary school in east Waterdown, current and projected enrolment numbers show school populations in the area are booming.
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Despite calls for a new Catholic high school in Waterdown, the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board says the numbers don’t support a need — at least yet.
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In Hamilton, 42 per cent have had a first dose — compared to 47 per cent provincewide — and six per cent have had two doses.
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Skyler Williams temporarily stepping back from his leadership role of group fighting for Indigenous land claims in Caledonia, Susan Clairmont writes.
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COVID lockdowns took cars off the road and slashed greenhouse gas emissions in 2020 — but we did not breathe a whole lot easier as a result.
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What can home buyers and sellers expect in 2022? In a nutshell, it looks like demand will continue to outstrip supply, according to husband-and-wife team Costa Poulopoulos and Mary Johnson of StreetCity Realty Inc.
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The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce is joining others in urging the province to do more to help businesses hit by the latest COVID-19 lockdown that has once again closed indoor dining and recreation.
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More traffic calming measures on Mountain streets are on the agenda in 2022 for upper city councillors.
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Hamilton will be offering residents the option to vote by mail for the 2022 October municipal election.
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‘It’s probably long overdue,’ Mayor Fred Eisenberger said of revamped policy
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When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked to evaluate Quebec’s new proposal to tax the unvaccinated, he listed some solid principles for using fiscal policy against the spread of COVID-19.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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There was a good deal to applaud – yet some unsettling dissonance — in Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s outline about the province’s plan to reopen in-classroom education next Monday.
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James Morton, law professor and former head of the Ontario Bar Association, had already been convicted of bigamy and forgery, Susan Clairmont writes.
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Fed survey finds economy growing modestly despite COVID
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Hamilton Public Health reported 736 new cases of COVID-19 Jan. 12.
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Some Hamilton long-term-care workers being denied vacation amid COVID-fuelled staff shortages: union
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More than half of the 308 people infected in local long-term-care home outbreaks are staff members
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Energy and base metals help lift S&P/TSX composite as price of oil climbs higher
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A confirmed COVID case in your child’s daycare could mean keeping your kid home for five to 10 days, while your entire household is required to self-isolate.
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Despite the number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continuing to rise in Ontario, both Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore say every precaution is being taken as students prepare to return to
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OTTAWA — The frenzied marketplace for COVID-19 supplies that defined the early days of the pandemic appears to have returned with Ottawa scrambling to find rapid tests.
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New memoir by Hamilton geneticist details an extraordinary life in medicine and her battle with mental illness, Graham Rockingham writes.
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.—Florida reported 71,742 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday as hospital patients with COVID-19 increased to their highest level since Sept. 12, according to federal data.
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Watch Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce and Dr. Kieran Moore, the province’s chief medical officer of health, as they provide an update on back-to-school plans.
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The alleged killer is heading back to Hamilton, where his girlfriend also faces murder charges
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Energy and base metals help lift S&P/TSX composite as price of oil climbs higher
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Here comes that COVID domino feeling again