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Edward Rogers seeks to replace five directors at Rogers Communications
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Corus Entertainment reports $19.9M Q4 profit, revenue up 13% from year ago
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Woman, 40, charged in crash that killed teen girl in east-end Toronto
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Man in 50s has non-life threatening injuries
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In both instances the man held a weapon, including a knive and a steel pipe.
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Creighton Road bridge also expected to get repairs next year
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Atkinson has FASD, down syndrome and is nonverbal. He was last seen Oct. 21 in the Rosedale area.
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‘Five Days at Memorial’ filmed all over Hamilton this past summer, Dan Nolan 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.6
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Decision on encampment injunction court challenge expected soon
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The west Mountain long-term-care home opened the room this month to support its workers through the physical and mental tolls of the COVID-19 pandemic
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The couple has been trying to get their deposit back from LIUNA Station, even if it’s partial, and proposed using the deposit to cater food at another
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Barton Street East eatery has been charged nearly a dozen times for COVID-related infractions.
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For almost a year and a half as the COVID-19 pandemic raged on, federal wage and rent subsidies kept more than 600,000 people gainfully employed.
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Kite string that was recently discovered strewn across properties in north Burlington and Flamborough was slated to be cleaned up earlier this month.
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Deadlines have passed for thousands of GTA hospital workers to prove they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, with some now being placed on unpaid leave or facing termination.
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It may be the last remaining tenant, but the Beer Store outlet in the County Fair Plaza has no immediate plans to close or relocate, the company said Oct. 19.
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Toronto illustrator, dancer and muralist Vivian Rosas has been selected to create a public mural at upper Stoney Creek’s new Valley Park Library branch.
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The planning committee didn't agree on referring the idea to ban election signs to staff for review.
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The CRB is dead, wage subsidies are fading away, and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has declared an end to the pandemic-induced economic crisis.
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The CRB is dead, wage subsidies are fading away, and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has declared an end to the pandemic-induced economic crisis.
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Finally, a reason to look forward to Monday.
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Get ready for “Reopening: the final steps.”
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Rogers Communications Q3 profit down from a year ago, revenue holds steady
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A hastily planned emergency training day intended to give York Region District School Board teachers additional support to cope with the challenges of hybrid teaching was bogged down by technical difficulties and network delays, leaving some educators troubleshooting for hours or booted out of sessions altogether.
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The province is providing six million menstrual products annually to Ontario school boards
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Haldimand-Norfolk also sees uptick in virus transmission
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Ontario reports 413 COVID-19 cases, four deaths on Thursday
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Southwest Air narrows loss but cautions on rising fuel prices
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The volume of violent crime in Hamilton means there are hard decisions to make when deciding on coverage of court cases, Susan Clairmont writes.
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Halton Regional Police have charged a Waterdown man after he was caught playing the flute while driving in Burlington Oct. 20.
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City of Toronto seeks input on vacant home tax intended to increase housing supply
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Toronto Police Service reveals details of mandatory vaccine policy
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Police charge driver they say was playing flute at the wheel
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Man charged after allegedly following women on Western University campus
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Business groups expect strong uptake of Ontario QR code vaccine certificates
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Ontario to make it easier for immigrants to work in their professions
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Rogers Communications Q3 profit down from a year ago, revenue holds steady
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Nothing will brighten a dreary day better than a free visit to the Hamilton mum and garden show
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New Toronto company can alert firms to unintended consequences in their AI
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PropTech is making it easier to buy or sell a house online
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What was the Canadian Automotive Journalist of the Year wearing? Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.
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Crosswalk ‘will show the LGBTQ community we are supported and celebrated,’ eight-year-old says.
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Ontario is reporting another 413 COVID-19 cases and four more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.
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OTTAWA—Fully-vaccinated Canadians travelling abroad or boarding planes and interprovincial trains will be able to flash a provincially-issued vaccine passport that sports a machine-readable black-and-white QR code and the familiar Canada wordmark and maple leaf flag over the final “a” —and starting Nov. 30, you won’t be able to fly without it.
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Like all theatres, Hamilton’s The Pearl Company shut down in the early spring of 2020. Now it’s coming back, as founder Gary Santucci starts staging s
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CI Financial buying U.S. wealth management firm McCutchen Group