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Brott brought unprecedented attention to HPO.
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Simcoe hospital offers $5,000 signing bonus to bolster ranks of understaffed delivery ward
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Local wildlife preserve was one of six in the world when it opened in 1969
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Spread of Delta variant is growing concern as council scraps protocol for clusters of tents
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Time is ticking for the province and optometrists association to reach an agreement over funding before a Sept. 1 deadline prevents some patients from
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The deadly results are in: Canada keeps failing the COVID test that truly counts.
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WASHINGTON—The news these days seems positively biblical: floods and droughts, conquest and pestilence.
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The fatal crash comes as thousands of motorcyclists descended onto Port Dover for Friday the 13th festivities
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Councillors give two-year experiment in wards 1, 8 and 14 final approval
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Amid a fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario is missing out on hundreds of millions of federal dollars — earmarked for long-term care — because of the lack of an agreement with Ottawa.
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Profs hope Ontario campus vaccine mandates will have 'domino' effect across Canada
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Ontario will mandate vaccines for hospital and long-term-care workers and begin targeted COVID-19 booster shots while keeping current pandemic restrictions indefinitely, the Star has learned.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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A one-time doubling of gas-tax revenues the federal government gives the city will allow four streets in lower Stoney Creek’s Battlefield North neighbourhood to be repaved earlier than anticipated.
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Chad Collins is replacing Bob Bratina as the Liberal flag-bearer in Hamilton East-Stoney Creek in a federal election widely expected to be called on Sunday.
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
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The overflow pipe would protect Ancaster homeowners from sewage backups in an emergency — but also spit human waste into a tributary of beleaguered Co
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New York Times journalists Cecilia Kang and Sheera Frenkel look at the origins and consequences of Facebook’s growth-at-any-cost business strategy in
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Domestic: 4U.S.A.: 9Overseas: 58 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry1 vessel handled petroleum product3 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessel handled fertilizer cargo3 vessels handled ag
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The measures are in response to the National Council of Canadian Muslims 60 recommendations that were released in July.
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The 39-year-old was last seen walking northbound from the area of Rosedale Avenue and Lawrence Road
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The Stoney Creek Community Food Bank is looking for a new, part-time volunteer manager.
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Moderna stock jumps, Pfizer gains as FDA approves COVID vaccine booster
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It’s a critical tool to keep kids and teachers safe: good ventilation. But as in-person learning returns, some ventilation upgrades funded through a federal-provincial cost-sharing program will not be ready in time for September — with projected completion dates spanning into next year.
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It is expected that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will call a 36-day election campaign to culminate on Sept. 20.
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Mouhamadou Taffa makes another cold drink at the Juice Kitchen on Concession Street.
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In a better world, all our governments, at all levels, would put aside their partisan differences and work together to stamp out COVID-19.
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Viral TikTok videos with '#BookTok' hashtag give book retailer Indigo a sales boost
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Police believe there may be more victims
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The London-Middlesex Health Unit announced Thursday that it would begin to offer vaccines to anyone born in 2009, but Hamilton will not do the same.
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Dougher Community Fund grants totalling $134,347 to 15 Dundas organizations or programs this year continue significant support that the fund, managed by Hamilton Community Foundation, provides for local seniors, youth, the environment and the arts.
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Ontario is reporting another 510 COVID-19 cases and four more deaths. Of the four, two of the deaths being reported are part of a data cleanup from more than two months ago, according to province’s latest report released Friday morning.
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With a COVID-19 fourth wave underway and no vaccines available for children under 12, the Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade has been added to the list of local event cancellations.
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Longtime city councillor hopes to take over for MP Bob Bratina
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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board says net assets now top half a trillion dollars
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A food recall warning that is believed to be behind a Hepatitis A outbreak has promoted Ontario's top doctor to issue a statement Friday (Aug. 13).
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Stelco buying back 13 per cent of its shares from big shareholder for $398 million
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A heat warning issued by Hamilton’s medical officer of health and Environment Canada on Aug. 11 has been cancelled.
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I read an article that said someone got married at the turn of the century. I expected to see parasols and spats and instead saw someone had said yes
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“My Fake Boyfriend” is the second production between Lionsgate Films and Buzzfeed in what it describes as developing and distributing culturally relev
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Lawyer Kimberly Murray will facilitate with survivors and police looking into history of residential school deaths
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Chelsea Clinton plans full year of 'She Persisted' books
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Why is vaccination lagging and what is the city doing about it?
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City staff hope video analytics can delve deeper than raw collision data to offer safety fixes for hot spots
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A proposed sewer overflow pipe into Ancaster Creek would protect homeowners on Old Dundas Road from sewage backups in an emergency — but also spill po
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Worry remains about the province’s postponed cuts and sweeping changes to public health
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When mapping COVID-19 in Toronto, the highest infection rates can be seen in the city’s northwest, where residents are more likely to be newcomers, low income and living in cramped housing — all factors that heightened their risk of death and disease long before the pandemic.
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Just four of the 47 public post-secondary institutions in Ontario have mandated COVID-19 vaccines campus-wide so far, with students, staff and faculty obligated to present proof of immunization. They are Seneca College, the University of Ottawa, Western University and the University of Guelph.