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TD Bank's U.S. subsidiary settles lawsuit with data aggregator Plaid
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Investigation into London crash that killed 8yo turned over to traffic unit
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Booster shots will be available to Ontarians over 50 starting Dec. 13 as the province steps up the fight against COVID-19 with the advent of the Omicron variant.
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Province expands COVID-19 booster shot rollout.
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Ontario to expand eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots
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Anna Filice, who joined the service in 2018, was the first chief administrative officer
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Dramedy exploring home-schooling and high school set for CBC Gem in 2022
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Ontario is reporting another 959 COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.
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Ontario offering loans guarantees for non-profit long-term care development
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Investigation into London crash that killed 8yo turned over to traffic unit
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Ontario to expand eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots
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Home-based businesses should check insurance policy to make sure they're covered
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Ontario to expand eligibility for COVID-19 booster shots
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Joe Accardi and associated investors have gone on an $83-million real estate spree since 2020 — but the company has had some ‘reputational challenges’
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Joe Accardi leans into the ‘democratization of real estate’
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Alectra Utilities is reporting 609 residents are without power early this morning
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Justin Dumpfrey is charged with second-degree murder in death of former girlfriend
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’Tis the season for some live and in-person holiday shows, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
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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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Popular Science magazine honoured the tool that maps out floods since 1985 down to street level anywhere in the world
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Realtor says rural, suburban areas are driving factors behind sizzling market
‘We’d like to stay’: Valery Group working to rehouse Ventura Towers tenants displaced by demolitions
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Tenants and housing advocates rallied against the developer last month, saying their plans would disproportionally affect racialized and low-income te
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Council voted 13-3 to freeze city’s urban area but the top provincial official has objections
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Looking through photo albums is like travelling back in time, conjuring up emotions, memories and even scents — but when part of that story is missing it leaves a void and the overall picture — like a puzzle — remains forever incomplete.
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Hamilton residents are encouraged to put on something purple and show up to city hall at 5 p.m. Dec. 3.
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Heather Kelly said she worries it’s only a matter of time before diverted traffic from road reconstruction by the Costco plaza in Winona causes a serious accident at the intersection near the equipment rental business where she works.
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Sales of units apparently continue for a residential development vision at 24 Brock St. N., but no development application has been submitted to the City of Hamilton to begin a site plan review process.
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Shopify sued by publishers accusing company of profiting from textbook piracy
Martin Regg Cohn: Doug Ford made lots of mistakes in the pandemic. Spending money wasn’t one of them
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Bad things happen in pandemics. Not just the uncontrolled spread of a virus, but out-of-control cash flow.
Martin Regg Cohn: Doug Ford made lots of mistakes in the pandemic. Spending money wasn’t one of them
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Bad things happen in pandemics. Not just the uncontrolled spread of a virus, but out-of-control cash flow.
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OTTAWA—The virus that causes COVID-19 has been detected for the first time in Canada’s wild deer population, and nobody really knows what that means.
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Young Canadians file suit against federal over minimum voting age
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It’s hard to believe that hard-core anti-vaxxers could fall any lower than besieging hospitals and harassing health-care workers.
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London, Ont., police investigate after vehicle injures pedestrians, hits vehicles
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Fed survey finds supply-chain shortages boosting inflation
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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As the world waits to learn more about the Omicron variant, Ontario will announce an expansion of eligibility on third-shot boosters Thursday to anybody 50 and up, with an expected opening date in mid-December.
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Energy and financial sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets up
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Laurentian University withholding documents for financial audit, auditor general says
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A group of 13 young Canadians are arguing denying them the right to vote is unconstitutional.
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Ontario using frequent Minister's Zoning Orders to fast-track development: auditor
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PTSD among OPP officers contributing to staffing shortages: auditor general
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Hong Kong will no longer allow non-residents arriving from Canada to enter the country starting Thursday, as the country fights to slow the spread of the new Omicron variant.
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Ontario auditor to examine COVID-19 support for business, PPE supply in annual report
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Survey finds 65 per cent of Canadians seriously considering job switch
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Pot products often out of stock because Ont. inaccurately forecasting: report
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‘We’re excited to meet you guys,’ says co-founder Justin Abbiss