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The rattling-but-historic Bailey bridge over the mouth of Grindstone Creek was closed for safety reasons in 2019. If all goes well, it will be replace
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Two weeks to make things right.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Throughout COVID-19, there’s been an uncomfortable tension in how political leaders, employers, and public opinion have reacted to the challenges of working during a pandemic.
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We love to complain about our jobs. But these days it seems that negativity about work itself has intensified — perhaps because of the existential anxieties caused by the pandemic.
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She drove the ball as well as she ever has and she says her short game was terrific. She just couldn’t putt, writes Scott Radley
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The six protesters will appear in court Jan. 11
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Large encampments are gone, but some still are living outside in the cold
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The latest update on the city’s cleanup plan for the sewage-soaked creek has dredging beginning in July.
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Lucie grew up the daughter of one of the most famous stars of all time — Lucille Ball, Gary Smith writes.
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Prairie ticket holder wins Friday's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Indwell, a local non-profit, ‘disappointed’ board didn’t accept its pitch but hopes to work with developer to ensure affordability
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Your questions answered on testing, self isolation and vaccines
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Smith helped start the food truck movement here and, beyond that, a culinary bonanza, writes Jeff Mahoney
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board received more than 8,000 requests for devices this week — up from about 7,000 in January 2021.
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Ontario renews scholarships in honour of Iran plane crash victims
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S&P/TSX composite and U.S. stock markets down in late-morning trading
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Hamilton’s public school board is asking the province for extra funding to help it overcome an unexpected shortage of about 2,000 computer tablets for elementary students learning from home during the latest COVID-19 shutdown.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The publisher of a memoir by Rep. Ruben Gallego of Arizona is correcting a passage about a deadly Iraq War battle that falsely alleged that Ellen Knickmeyer, the Baghdad bureau chief for the Washington Post at the time and now with The Associated Press, had reported his whole platoon had been lost.
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Nearly five per cent of health-care workers in local hospitals are temporarily off the job
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The TTC has fired more than two per cent of its workforce for failing to comply with its COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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If there are performance issues, employers should deal with those directly through a disciplinary warning process, writes Ed Canning.
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Hospitals are overwhelmed and wait times for vital procedures are at crisis level. It’s so bad that the local city council declares a state of emergency and warns that people’s lives are at risk.
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A 17-year-old male was arrested Wednesday.
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OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole is prioritizing his own political future over the health and safety of Canadians by suggesting that people who aren’t vaccinated against COVID-19 should be accommodated and public health lockdowns should come to an end, a Liberal government minister charged Friday.
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The board is ‘deeply disturbed’ by the incident, and will be reporting it to police.
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Winnie Ensor did not know she was pregnant before giving birth in vacant Wellington Street North townhouse
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S&P/TSX composite and U.S. stock markets down in late-morning trading
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Ontario is reporting 2,479 in hospital overall testing positive for COVID-19, and 338 people in ICU according to its latest report released Friday morning.
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Former Hamilton mayor says he expects to be in or out by the end of the month
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Restrictions may just restrict your plans
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Crews from across the city worked into the morning to put out the blaze. Officials say damage is expected to be in the millions.
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Adventure awaits somewhere not too far from home this winter.
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Former owner of Baroque, Jesse Chiavaroli, now faces charges involving 11 women, Susan Clairmont writes.
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‘We’re going to have a rough month,’ says doctor with Shelter Health Network
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Low supply and high demand likely to make for another year of ‘tight conditions’ on the real estate market.
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Former owner of Baroque, Jesse Chiavaroli, now faces charges involving 11 women, Susan Clairmont writes.
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The success of resolutions is directly related to the grammar you learn in primary school, Thie Convery writes.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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A passion to help the beloved pets of Waterdown is what inspired Dr. Maged Zak to open his own practice in town.
Not sick enough for the hospital? What parents need to know about caring for kids with COVID at home
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When Nour Alideeb’s son’s small body began heating up Monday night, the Mississauga mother was scared.
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The public health messaging is clear: stay at home if you can, especially if you’re sick. But as the Omicron variant places significant pressure on Ontario’s COVID-19 testing capacity, essential workers are facing a new challenge: how to prove they’ve caught the virus.
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Rare Toni Morrison short story to be published this month
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City of Hamilton planning staff are reviewing a site plan application for a third University Plaza area auto service centre, 10 months after the idea was first floated with formal consultation.
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Tassi is at least the second minister to test positive for COVID-19 after the prime minister isolated because six staff tested positive.
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Stay home and don’t seek testing, says Ontario’s chief medical officer of health
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With all of Ontario under new and more stringent COVID-19 restrictions, new cases continue to emerge in the province's big-name grocery stores.
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The Harbour Diner was among the businesses ticketed by the city last fall for flouting COVID bylaws
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The Harbour Diner was among the businesses ticketed by the city last fall for flouting COVID bylaws
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Novak Djokovic is nearly unbeatable. He’s also just about unbearable.