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Maywood homeowners say six townhouses on property will create traffic and parking problems for neighbourhood.
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Ontario Premier Ford to meet with wildfire evacuees, community leaders in Thunder Bay
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Tilray reports US$33.6M profit in Q4 as it merged with cannabis rival Aphria
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Incident was reported near Centennial Parkway and the Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Power is expected to return by 10:30 a.m.
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The events will take place on the patio of Hamilton’s Waterfront Trust Centre on Discovery Drive
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Patrick Monaghan says he wore orange to show solidarity with the Indigenous community on Canada Day. Days later, he was fired. His bosses say he was f
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Hamilton non-profit Empowerment Squared is running art, soccer and literacy programs throughout the summer
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Christine Outridge was one of the first people to get sick in Grace Villa’s outbreak last November. She still hasn’t recovered, along with other staff
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A look at Hamilton home sale prices in June
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Since the City of Hamilton installed “no stopping” restrictions on both sides of Union Street in Waterdown last fall, Amy Wilson said the situation has “improved immensely.”
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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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“Ask your father.” This seems to be the unofficial stance of Toronto and Ontario when it comes to so-called vaccine passports. Mayor John Tory wants you to take the issue up with Premier Doug Ford, while Ford wants you to take it up with Ottawa.
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No winning ticket sold for Tuesday's $15 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Health Canada and Loblaw Companies Ltd. are alerting shoppers to a recall involving one of the grocery store chain's cheese products.
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Participants in conference also emphasize need for safe supply program
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COVID shots will provide at least one major advantage in schools, which could give stalling vaccination rates a much-needed bump
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Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning shoppers about a recall involving Frank's RedHot brand Buffalo Ranch Seasoning.
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WASHINGTON—If you have family in the U.S. you’ve been hoping to drive to see, if you own a cottage across the border you’re waiting to visit, if you’ve been holding your vacation planning thinking a road trip to New York City or New England might still be in the cards this summer, there’s bad news. The reopening of the U.S. land border to Canadian travellers is likely a good way off.
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CALGARY—It was arguably the first Canadian attempt to dip a toe back into large-scale public events, and organizers of the Calgary Stampede say it appears to have been a success, from a pandemic perspective, with only about one in 10,000 visitors ending up with COVID-19.
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Police say fire deliberately set at Toronto restaurant killed 18-year-old man
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite inches lower on weaker energy sector; U.S. markets down
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Pearson airport won't sort arriving passengers based on vaccination status
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Lasalle, Ont., native Kylie Masse brings joy to community after second Olympic medal
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Unvaccinated students will follow stricter COVID outbreak rules, Ontario top doc says
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For days now, kids have been watching the Olympics and seeing Canadians in all manner of sports — swimming, diving, softball, judo and weightlifting (!) — step onto the podium. And they’ve undoubtedly heard Canada’s medal-winning athletes talk about how much effort they put in to get ready for this event and how all their preparation paid off.
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Health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated as the city sees a drop in people getting a COVID-19 shot.
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Pearson airport won't sort arriving passengers based on vaccination status
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McMaster grad Stephen Maar is in Tokyo playing on the men’s volleyball team. The path he took to get there wasn’t without some potholes, Scott Radley
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If an unvaccinated public school student is exposed to COVID-19 once school resumes, that student will face between seven and 20 days of home learning, Ontario's chief doctor says.
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Ontario regions push to boost youth vaccination rate as school-year window closes
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Cannabis pre-roll sales soar as Canadians share joints less during pandemic
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Fitness Solutions: Three ways to modify your exercises post surgery
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Lawsuit against coroner after death of Indigenous child should proceed: appeal court
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Unifor says talks continuing with De Havilland, Bombardier ahead of strike deadline
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Alleged Epstein victim Sarah Ransome has memoir out in fall
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Northwestern Ontario sees 17 new fires burning Tuesday; more evacuations ongoing
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OTTAWA — There are now enough doses of COVID-19 vaccines in Canada to fully vaccinate everyone who is eligible, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday.
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S&P/TSX composite inches lower on weaker energy sector; U.S. markets down
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Ontario is reporting another 129 COVID-19 cases and five more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Pearson airport won't sort arriving passengers based on vaccination status
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Would-be entrepreneurs need to evaluate work ethic, values before taking the plunge
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Touching water that contains the toxin-producing cyanobacteria can cause illness in both humans and pets.
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Pearson airport won't sort arriving passengers based on vaccination status
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Unifor says talks continuing with De Havilland, Bombardier ahead of strike deadline
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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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Brock establishes bursary named in memory of slain former student Yosif Al-Hasnawi.
Infarm’s Hamilton growing facility is expanding to become its largest vertical farm in North America
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Deal strengthening relationship with Sobeys Inc. will put Infarm produce in grocery stores in every province.