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Fake exemptions could be a problem when Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine certificate system takes effect in restaurants, bars, sports stadiums and other venues next Wednesday, officials say.
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For a third time this year, Stoney Creek public school trustee Carole Paikin Miller is being disciplined by her colleagues for violating their code of conduct.
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott makes an announcement. She is joined by Kaleed Rasheed, the associate minister of digital government, and Dr. Kieran Moore, the province's chief medical officer of healt
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No reports of injuries in Monday afternoon shooting
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Hamilton’s public school board will require all staff, trustees, service providers and volunteers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they have a medical or legal exemption.
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also lower
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Damage estimated around $5,000
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If the advance polls are any indication, voter turnout could be strong on the Mountain come on election day Sept 20.
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Despite being the largest voting bloc, younger people are being overlooked: experts
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A judge has acquitted Linda O’Leary of the non-criminal charge of careless operation of a boat in a 2019 collision that killed two on a cottage country lake known as a playground for the rich and famous.
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Verdict expected today in trial of Linda O'Leary, accused in fatal boat crash
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A maverick Toronto MPP is urging Premier Doug Ford to protect the jobs of Ontarians who refuse to get vaccinated or who decline to share their vaccination status with their boss.
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Due to the popularity of the first clinic, CF Lime Ridge and Hamilton Public Health are bringing the coronavirus vaccination pop-up clinic back to the Upper Wentworth shopping centre Sept. 18 and 19 from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
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Western investigating 4 sex assault complaints as well as online allegations
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There are currently four SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern and 11 variants of interest that have been detected in Ontario, though some, like Lamba, Delta, Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Mu, bear closer monitoring than others.
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Since early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, epidemiologists have said seven-day new case averages are a better measure of viral spread in a community than daily new case numbers.
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Swarms of flying ants are most likely males and females on mating flights, and their emergence is not unusual.
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Board of health treads carefully after getting legal advice on Dr. Matt Strauss’s appointment
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Warmer-than-normal fall expected across much of the country
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The pizzeria features a delight of gourmet slab pizza varieties baked up by co-owners Aydin Kinnaird and Jesse Bierman.
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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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Coroner’s inquest into Hamilton teen’s death expected next spring
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‘It’s a way of paying one teacher to teach students in two different places at once’
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Mu variant detected in Haldimand-Norfolk
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A sign posted Saturday at Hamilton Beach purporting to mandate a clothing-optional section was a hoax.
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As part of its comprehensive coverage of the federal election, the Review invited each of the Flamborough-Glanbrook candidates to weigh in on a particular issue. This is the last in a three-part question-and-answer with your local candidates. Their responses are featured in alphabetical order.
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Honestly, I didn’t expect it to be so sad. Dispiriting, sure: a protest outside a hospital, 18 months into a pandemic, as burned-out health-care workers stared down at people who statistically may be the most likely to end up inside a hospital with COVID-19. There had been vows online to block ambulances, and even isolated threats of guns from some People’s Party of Canada supporters. There is a virus in this country, beyond the obvious one.
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Big number: 336,000, the approximate number of unvaccinated or partially vaccinated people who need to get their shot to reach the citywide 90 per cent vaccination threshold set by Toronto Public Health.
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Hospital says protests against pandemic measures 'demoralizing' for health-care staff
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Health Canada is warning shoppers after some major recalls at big-name stores are causing thousands of items to be pulled from the marketplace.
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Work may have continued on landscaping outside and finishing touches inside as Reed Hennings entered Collegiate Elementary School for the first time, but he already gave what he saw top marks.
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Hamilton Health Sciences warns unvaccinated are straining its hospitals
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VICTORIA—The first day of British Columbia’s program requiring that residents have vaccine cards to gain entry to non-essential businesses was met with tension in the streets and anxiety from the businesses required to enforce the rules.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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London police investigating alleged sex assaults at Western University
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City of Toronto employees now have until Friday to divulge their vaccination status to their employer, after being granted an extension from the original Monday deadline.
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Toronto Public Health: three east end schools have confirmed COVID-19 cases
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At about 3 p.m. Monday, police found shell casings at a park in the area of King Street East and Sanford Avenue North.
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The pandemic has often seen employers and employees pitted against each other.
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Energy sector helps boost S&P/TSX composite in late-morning trading, loonie down
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Court battle begins between Cineplex and U.K.'s Cineworld over scrapped takeover
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Amazon Canada will hire 15,000 new warehouse and distribution staff with wage boosts on offer for front-line workers, the online retail giant announced Monday.
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Elections Canada got creative finding places for people to cast their ballots in Hamilton while trying to keep them safe during the pandemic.
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Police say 18-year-old Gabriel Neil of Simcoe suffered serious injuries in an assault in the area of Western Road and Sarnia Road around 2 a.m. Saturd
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Carrie Hewitson and Rob Book are uncertain about their future growing local crops for community.
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Hospital says protests against pandemic measures 'demoralizing' for health-care staff
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Court battle begins between Cineplex and U.K.'s Cineworld over scrapped takeover
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A list of vaccination clinics around the city
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Al Miles is the Conservative candidate for Hamilton Mountain. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.
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Good Samaritans assaulted in Thunder Bay after trying to help woman in distress