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A group of Flamborough residents is pushing the City of Hamilton to make the intersection of Powerline Road West and Highway 52 safer.
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Trapped miners expected to emerge this morning as rescue operation continues: Vale
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Ancaster’s Karim Baratov is free after serving a sentence in U.S. federal prison and says he has no plans to reoffend.
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Trapped miners expected to emerge this morning as rescue operation continues: Vale
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NDP urges council to freeze city’s urban boundary
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Now is the autumn of our … well, hard to say. The province’s COVID cases seem to be largely under control, and hospitals aren’t overwhelmed. Ontario’s independent volunteer science table released its latest modelling Tuesday, and between the caveats, the warnings, the successes and the possibilities, you could read it as more or less a scientifically honest shrug.
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Now is the autumn of our … well, hard to say. The province’s COVID cases seem to be largely under control, and hospitals aren’t overwhelmed. Ontario’s independent volunteer science table released its latest modelling Tuesday, and between the caveats, the warnings, the successes and the possibilities, you could read it as more or less a scientifically honest shrug.
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Hamilton public health planning COVID shots for kids
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Arrest warrant issued for man suspected in double homicide: police
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Toronto's ombudsman to investigate homeless encampment clearings
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Ontario’s fourth wave of COVID-19 has flattened, but cases have been increasing in just over half the province’s health units in the last two weeks — particularly in children aged five to 11, who are not yet eligible for vaccination, the science table says in new modelling.
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Ontario's science table set to release new COVID-19 projections today
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School boards have reported 14 outbreaks since Sept. 4.
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Restrictions imposed on doctor accused of spreading COVID misinformation
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Trapped miners expected to emerge this morning as rescue operation continues: Vale
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Karafa and Lucy Li face charges in Hamilton shooting
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Cannabis Creek Co. held a grand opening event on Sept. 25, with a barbecue and live entertainment.
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Another Ontario doctor has been called on the carpet for questionable activities related to COVID-19 misinformation
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Pandemic precautions made QR codes popular again, but privacy concerns remain
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Ontario is reporting another 466 COVID-19 cases and 11 more deaths. Of the 11, two of the deaths occurred more than one month ago and are being added to the cumulative count due to a data cleanup, according to the province’s latest report released Tuesday morning.
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All planned routes filled by volunteers Saturday
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Ontario's science table set to release new COVID-19 projections today
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Trapped miners expected to emerge this morning as rescue operation continues: Vale
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Second person dies from apartment fire in Collingwood, Ont.
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Ontario's science table set to release new COVID-19 projections today
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Gold miners Agnico Eagle and Kirkland Lake Gold to merge
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In February 2019, Amal Albattrawi fled Gaza with her son and came to Hamilton as a convention refugee. She’s been trying to bring her husband and daug
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Trapped miners expected to emerge this morning as rescue operation continues: Vale