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TD Bank reports $3.55B Q3 profit, up from $2.25B a year ago, beats expectations
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CIBC reports third-quarter profit up from year ago, beats expectations
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The pandemic has exposed just how dissatisfied white-collar workers are with traditional office life.
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A number of Hamilton schools — 18 public and four Catholic — do not have mechanical ventilation to exchange air in classrooms.
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The Spectator has obtained the HWDSB trustee’s statement after an investigation found she made comments she knew or should have known to be racist
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The Allakoozis are one of at least five families from Hamilton who were stranded abroad as conditions worsened, says the director of the local Afghan
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With increasing anxiety among many parents, two doctors give an idea of what the school year will bring.
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“Unvaccinated COVID patients do not deserve ICU beds.”
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Keith Baybayon is looking forward to going back to class this fall. But it’s the commute he’s not so keen on.
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Police have closed Highway 6 in both directions at Concession 5 East, it’s unclear when the road will reopen.
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Hospital association in Ontario renews calls for vax as COVID hospitalizations rise
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Conservative leader ends day with Hamilton rally, marking three party heads visiting in just two days
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This just in: Ontario’s Medical Officers of Health have come together to demand mandatory inoculation at all colleges and universities.
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This just in: Ontario’s Medical Officers of Health have come together to demand mandatory inoculation at all colleges and universities.
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COVID-19 cases on the rise in Ontario stores. Have a look at the numbers.
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Canada is in the midst of what is supposed to be the pandemic election. But the campaign so far is a vivid illustration of how the pandemic hasn’t really disrupted political business as usual.
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Canada is in the midst of what is supposed to be the pandemic election. But the campaign so far is a vivid illustration of how the pandemic hasn’t really disrupted political business as usual.
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Delta Air to staff: Vaccination or $200 a month health care surcharge
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Hamilton police requiring COVID-19 vaccines for staff; proof of vax deadline Oct. 4
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Back in May, the Ancaster Agricultural Society determined a traditional Ancaster Fair, with up to 50,000 attendees, would not be possible this year.
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York Regional Police were dispatched to Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s home twice in the last two days after anti-vaccine protesters gathered outside, shouting and waving placards and disrupting neighbours.
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Financials help lift S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also up
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Unions for city workers are wary about how a proposed mandatory COVID vaccine policy would be enforced.
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Peel Region exploring local options for vaccine certificate system
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All members will have to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 4.
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Burlington asks for help to rename park named after residential school designer
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Without being fully vaccinated against COVID, or having a recent negative test, pretty soon you won’t be able to go see a baseball game, football game, live musical or movie festival gala.
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The organization is launching a Black Youth Entrepreneurship Hub this winter and planning additional pop-up markets for the fall.
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Imagine a traditional, homemade lasagna, like an Italian grandmother would make, or the kind you would expect to enjoy at an Italian wedding.
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The Redhill Valleys nominated for roots group of the year
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Hamilton’s public school board is relaxing some of the past year’s COVID-19 restrictions while introducing extra safety measures as it prepares to reopen schools for in-person learning on Sept. 8.
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RBC reports third-quarter profit rises to $4.3B, beats expectations
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Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh make quick stops in city, while Tory leader Erin O'Toole hosts downtown event.
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Ontario is reporting another 660 COVID-19 cases and one more death, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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Financials help lift S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets also up
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Hospital association in Ontario renews calls for vax as COVID hospitalizations rise
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Alleged London attacker's case adjourned for month as more disclosure rolls in
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Hospital association in Ontario renews calls for vax as COVID hospitalizations rise
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Eat Smart brand Asian Sesame (Sésame asiatique) Chopped Salad Kit recalled
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Heat warnings in effect across much of southern Ontario
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For Trevor and Audrey Hay it was a chance to get out for some long-awaited socializing with their neighbours at St. Elizabeth Village.
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RBC reports third-quarter profit rises to $4.3B, beats expectations
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Ontario hits goal of fully vaccinating 75 per cent but it’s not enough against aggressive Delta
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The writ has been dropped and the race is on to form the next federal government. Canadians will head to the polls on Sept. 20.
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Lawyers urge province to reinstate in-person Landlord and Tenant Board hearings
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Vito Sgro is the Liberal candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.
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Dan Muys is the Conservative candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.
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Bill Panchyshyn is the People's Party of Canada (PPC) candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.