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Judge’s Caledonia injunction decision was unfair to Indigenous man: appeal court
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Man noticed something on vehicle and drove to police station
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All you need to know about what the Olympic experience means to the world’s best male hockey players is that many were still aching to go to Beijing in February.
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Ontario's top doctor set to give COVID-19 update as Omicron strains health resources
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As case counts in Hamilton climb, most of the city’s outbreaks continue to be in schools.
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The Raptors are suffering through a full-on COVID outbreak.
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The COVID toll on the Raptors grew this morning.
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Ontario is reporting another 3,453 COVID-19 cases and 11 more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Ontario's top doctor set to give COVID-19 update as Omicron strains health resources
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Don't let FOMO from social media affect your investing decisions, experts say
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Ontario's top doctor set to give COVID-19 update as Omicron strains health resources
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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In response to Omicron surges, contact tracing is shifting across the province to triage high-risk cases, meaning most individuals will likely need to take a DIY approach if they test positive, contacting their own friends and family instead of waiting on a call from public health that may never arrive.
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A Grade 10 student at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School launched a letter-writing campaign to bring holiday cheer to residents at St. Joseph’s Villa
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University and development partner reach settlement with city and neighbourhood group to move forward on $150-million project
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These blazes are seared into the city’s consciousness, writes Mark McNeil
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Dentist nearly loses his prized mascot on a journey along Cootes Drive, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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William Street in Waterdown has a new name — Vinegar Hill.
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The move follows the Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority's plan to relocate the 163-year-old structure.
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Elders For Climate Sanity protested Canada’s banks support of fossil fuel projects at the busy “Banker’s Corners,” the intersection of King Street West with Sydenham Street and Memorial Square in downtown Dundas, Friday morning.
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The current play amenities, located at the back of the school on 460 Concession St., are aging and needs to be replaced.
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Hamiltonians over the age of 30 will be offered a Moderna vaccine come Tuesday.
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It’s beginning to look a lot like chaos, everywhere you go. On Monday people lined up for rapid tests that ran out fast, or tried to get booster appointments that weren’t available until February next year. Some public health units ran out of Pfizer or contact tracing or both, and testing may be next. These are the early days of Omicron, and it probably feels like you’re on your own.
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Brant County OPP say the two SUVS collided in the Dec. 18 crash.
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Brant County OPP say the two SUVS collided in the Dec. 18 crash.
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After testing positive three times via rapid tests on Sunday, Daniel Bear wanted to get a PCR test as soon as possible so that Toronto Public Health could begin tracing others he may have been in contact with.
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Ontarians eager to book their booster shots on Monday morning were disappointed, as a surge in demand for a third COVID-19 vaccine forced local public health units to temporarily disable their booking portals, while others couldn’t offer appointments until February.
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The city’s top doctor says it will take until at least the end of January to vaccinate all eligible residents with a booster shot
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The outbreak comes as public health says it is falling behind on contact tracing.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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If you plan on taking a rapid COVID test for peace of mind before heading to a holiday party or family dinner this week, experts urge you not to drop your guard if you see a negative result.
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Booster eligibility expands across Ontario as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
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S&P/TSX composite falls on renewed worries about Omicron as COVID-19 cases surge
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BMO to buy BNP Paribas’ Bank of the West for US$16.3 billion
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More than one million Torontonians became eligible for COVID-19 booster vaccinations Monday, plunging many residents into another round of “Hunger Games” competition to snap up limited appointments
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It’s not that we really expect a straight answer, when we ask, as so many of us are now doing, “Why?”
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Friends, family tell court crash that killed mother and 3 kids left them reeling
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What the jury didn’t hear about Holly Hamilton’s murder
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Ontario health units working around high COVID test demand as Omicron spreads
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Ontario is reporting another 3,784 COVID-19 cases and no new deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.
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Shawn Selway, 73, was arrested at anti-pipeline protest last month
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Booster eligibility expands across Ontario as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
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Booster eligibility expands across Ontario as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
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It is time for the spreading of hearsay and fear on both sides of the COVID-19 vaccination debate to end.
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Booster eligibility expands across Ontario as COVID-19 cases continue to rise
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Stock surges and setbacks for the week ending Dec. 17, 2021
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Since late 2017 the Centre for Climate Change Management at the Joyce Centre for Partnership and Innovation at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College has been a regional hub for collaboration on climate change action.