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London officials warn students to avoid mass street party held during homecoming
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General manager Dan McKinnon and water director Andrew Grice have departed city hall
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Youth-led rally demanding urgent climate action to be held at Ontario legislature
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Ontario public accounts shows record spending increase, relief from COVID supports
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Domestic: 5U.S.A.: 4Overseas: 66 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry2 vessels handled petroleum product2 vessels handled agricultural product5 vessels handled finished steel cargoEstimate: 211,82
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NEW YORK (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is continuing her successful side career as an author with a picture book about giving to others.
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No plan for York Road sinkhole, while Old Guelph Road contract delayed
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Few enforcement incidents reported in first days of Ontario vaccine certificates
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Ontario is reporting another 727 COVID-19 cases and 11 more deaths. Of the 11 deaths, three occurred more than a month ago and were added to the cumulative count as part of a data cleanup, according to the province’s latest report released Friday morning.
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Police are working to identify the woman involved in the alleged assault.
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also retreat
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Ontario public accounts shows record spending increase, relief from COVID supports
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A year away and a new coach cleanses the palate for everyone
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The Ontario government increased annual spending by record levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but last year’s budget deficit was much lower than expected.
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Hamilton’s public school board is reviewing the future of specialized learning programs at six elementary schools, including ones for students seeking to become elite athletes or pursue a more self-directed education emphasizing the arts and social justice.
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Lisa Hepfner has some big plans for public transportation on Hamilton Mountain.
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Pumpkin patches are open, the Ottawa Street sidewalk sale is on and the Forge FC are home.
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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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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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Rose Antone died suddenly on the evening of Sept. 13. She left behind five young daughters, including a 14 month old.
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With little flu going around last year, there are concerns that young children have no immunity against the virus or that people may not see the vacci
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Soroptimists offer empowerment and a sense of connection for women.
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Police say the person had been struck by a piece of equipment from a trailer. Few additional details were provided.
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Ministry of Health calls for investigation
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Pandemic protocols for getting into Queen’s Park are getting tougher — but not tough enough according to opposition parties.
Bruce Arthur: Almost built to fail: Doug Ford put his own unique stamp on Ontario’s vaccine passport
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In a most difficult pandemic, vaccination shouldn’t be the hard part. COVID-19 has disrupted every nation on earth, killed nearly five million people, and thanks to some extraordinary science, we have vaccines. And Canada doesn’t just have vaccines that protect against COVID-19 — it has so many it needed to pause deliveries. We’re lucky as hell.
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In a most difficult pandemic, vaccination shouldn’t be the hard part. COVID-19 has disrupted every nation on earth, killed nearly five million people, and thanks to some extraordinary science, we have vaccines. And Canada doesn’t just have vaccines that protect against COVID-19 — it has so many it needed to pause deliveries. We’re lucky as hell.
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In a most difficult pandemic, vaccination shouldn’t be the hard part. COVID-19 has disrupted every nation on earth, killed nearly five million people, and thanks to some extraordinary science, we have vaccines. And Canada doesn’t just have vaccines that protect against COVID-19 — it has so many it needed to pause deliveries. We’re lucky as hell.
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Health officials say COVID-19 case linked to Kingston, Ont., polling station
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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The rain also caused sewage overflows in Hamilton, causing the city’s wastewater treatment plant to be in secondary bypass, which means partially trea
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Eager to safeguard a so far successful return of kids to class, Toronto is adding its voice to demands that the Ford government make COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for eligible students.
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WASHINGTON—The handwritten tributes are addressed, variously, to Mom, Mama, Mommy, Grandma, Nana, Great Grandma. To Dad, Papa, Pawpaw. To beloved brother, dear sister, Auntie Linda, Uncle Rod, Reverend.
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Energy and financials help lift S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also up
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Ontario legislature to require proof of COVID vaccination or negative test to enter
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COVID-19 pandemic has made ‘notable impact’ on municipal finances
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Council approves hiring of three full-time employees to advance plan to improve workplace culture
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Union calls for Ontario to institute distancing, capacity limits at universities
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Police seek suspects, witnesses in shooting that killed man in Mississauga
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Cineplex's pandemic response was similar to prospective buyer, other retailers: CEO
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Conservative Dan Muys was elected as the next member of Parliament for Flamborough-Glanbrook on Sept. 20, defeating Liberal Vito Sgro, NDP candidate Lorne Newick, PPC candidate Bill Panchyshyn and Green candidate Tom Hatch.
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Police say a 36-year-old man was arrested after he allegedly waved a knife in the direction of two on-duty waste collectors.
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Ontario Human Rights Commission seeks input on derogatory street, building names
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Canadian office vacancy rate hits highest level since 1994 in third quarter
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson withdraws motion to allow raw sewage be discharged into Ancaster Creek
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Ferguson said it was his "duty" to protect residents who have experienced flooded basements in the past.
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School boards have reported seven outbreaks and 80 cases since Sept. 4.
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Cineplex's pandemic response was similar to prospective buyer, other retailers: CEO
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Phased return to city work places planned, but ‘hybrid’ and home staffers part of strategy
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Motherlode: Take it from me, they coulda been a contender
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Alleged impaired driver crashes into Thunder Bay, Ont., LCBO: police