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The writ has been dropped, and Canadians will be headed to the polls on Sept. 20 to determine who their local member of Parliament will be in the federal election.
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Where Hamilton stands as vaccine passports are expected to be announced and kids go back to school
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Windsor hospital opens COVID-19 clinic for children amid surge in cases
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A group organizing protests outside Stephen Lecce’s house discussed pooling cash to hire private detectives to “dig up dirt” on the education minister, took pictures of his backyard and mused about gaining access to his daily schedule, the Star has learned.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: U.S. regulator rejects CN's use of trust in deal to buy KCS
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With thousands of Ontario students set to return to school next week, a group of health-care workers, parents, educators and opposition MPPs gathered Tuesday at Queen’s Park to share their thoughts on how to keep kids safe amid an escalating fourth wave.
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A number of new recalls from both Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has sparked new warnings to shoppers at well-known stores.
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There are predictable people, and then there are depressingly predictable people — the category that boasts Premier Doug Ford as a headliner.
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WASHINGTON—During the two weeks I recently travelled back to Canada to visit family for the first time in way-too-long, I got a lot of questions from Canadians wondering when they might be able to drive to the U.S. for a similar trip. That information, as I’ve written at various points during the summer, is frustratingly hard to come by.
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Ontario optometrists poised to withdraw provincially covered services Wednesday
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite climbs higher in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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A city spokesperson said planning is underway to open additional COVID-19 testing sites in Hamilton as demand increases.
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The sophomore season of the Netflix hit was filmed in various city locations in 2019.
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Thirty-eight players were taking part in the two scrimmages for the OHL team as they prepare to return to play
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There are five candidates vying to replace outgoing Liberal MP Bob Bratina
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Ontario reports 525 new cases of COVID-19, five more deaths including three historic
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Police arrest Toronto man and woman after gunfire at Yorkdale mall
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Toronto expands mobile COVID-19 vaccination effort in 'microtargeted approach'
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Alicia Keys adapts 'Girl On Fire' into young adult novel
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The Review connected with a number of voters to get their thoughts on the pandemic election. Canadians head to the polls Sept. 20.
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After a rainbow Pride flag was torn down at their Waterdown home — twice — Jennifer Valeri and the Hamilton Police Service combined to provide 250 rainbow flags to the community.
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Make it a beach day. Here’s some local beaches in and around Hamilton.
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Moderna’s vaccine is said to create more antibodies than Pfizer’s
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Noront board maintains support for BHP bid despite richer Wyloo proposal
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Restaurants and other businesses targeted by anti-vaccine and anti-mask protesters need better protection, New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath said Tuesday in proposing legislation to create “safety zones” enforced by police and bylaw enforcement officers.
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Social-service agency says ‘hands are tied’ due to provincial legislation that caps wages
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Ontario is scrambling to pull a promised COVID-19 vaccination passport plan together after Premier Doug Ford sent proposals back to the drawing board.
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With a majority of residents now vaccinated against COVID-19, Toronto is moving into a new phase of its vaccination strategy, with a focus on mobile clinics, officials announced Tuesday.
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In 1971, a plot of barren land off Clappison’s Corners sparked a passion and a dream for Dick and Betty DeVries. With the deed to the property and the help of Dick’s parents, the dream took shape in the form of Dick’s Transmission, which marked its 50th anniversary Sept. 1.
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Digital skills shortage, lack of skilled labour No. 1 issue for businesses: Poll
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S&P/TSX composite climbs higher in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Ontario is reporting another 525 COVID-19 cases and five more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Ontario reports 525 new cases of COVID-19, five more deaths including three historic
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Boston Beer Company to make cannabis-infused beverages with two Ontario companies
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Windsor hospital opens COVID-19 clinic for children amid surge in cases
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Freshline Foods Ltd. Veggie Foodle products recalled
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The community-owned grocery store had attempted to raise money to pay off its debts last month but only raised less than a quarter of its goal.
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As Ontario mulls possible vaccine disclosure rules, some employers are already taking action
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The health unit is encouraging residents to call if they need the shot brought to them or a ride to a clinic
Hamilton’s Catholic school board projects average kindergarten class size will drop by five students
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Both school boards push down class sizes through combination of grants, reserves
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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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As another pandemic school year looms — and parents’ anxieties grow, along with Delta’s infection rates — the province has quietly updated a screening tool with major implications, not just for Ontario’s ability to detect COVID in schools and daycares but for the daily lives of kids and parents.
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Students at the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) can choose to switch between remote and in-person learning starting Sept. 3.
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Ontario will unveil a COVID-19 vaccination passport system for entry into restaurants, gyms, theatres and other non-essential venues as early as Wednesday, while it waits for a federal proof-of-vaccination certificate that’s common to all provinces.
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WASHINGTON—“Its devastation is likely to be immense. We shouldn’t kid ourselves,” Joe Biden said Sunday afternoon at the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency headquarters.
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Mike Katrycz helped shape station’s news programming.
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A loose network of COVID-19 vaccine and lockdown protesters is using digital tools to make the federal election campaign one of the most vitriolic in recent memory, congregating in encrypted chats to track Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's whereabouts and organize disruptions of his public events.
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Public health is investigating four recent outbreaks, though a McMaster University professor stresses the benefits of in-person schooling outweigh the
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Foul play is not suspected in the sudden death, said Haldimand OPP