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How one witness derailed the preliminary hearing of Jabril Abdalla, who recently pleaded guilty to participating in a criminal organization.
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Who was Jabril Abdalla? With the conclusion of his court case, The Spectator can final reveal never-before-heard details about him and the police inve
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Wires, trackers, warrants and a ‘scenario’: A behind-the-scenes look how police investigated the shootings of innocent bystander Mila Barberi and mobs
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Mila Barberi was killed by bullets meant for another man
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Three players have their names called, but in the second, third and seventh rounds, Scott Radley writes.
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Nicole O’Reilly reports on never-before heard details of the homicides, the complex police investigation into the killers and the sophisticated inner workings of the Mafia
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about a scene from the first “Austin Powers” movie. Maybe you remember it. Mike Myers’ character has just fought his way into a secret facility. He’s commandeered a steamroller and is rolling toward Dr. Evil’s lair. Suddenly we see a wide-eyed security guard scream in horror as the steamroller approaches.
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How COVID-19 has undone years of gains for working women in Canada
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As Canada's federal government works on a vaccine passport for international travel, many provinces are looking into their own means to document vaccinations.
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‘Call to arms’ as race is on to meet vaccine targets to drop COVID restrictions
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TOKYO—One Olympic tradition is to make the call early on whether they’re the worst Games ever. In Vancouver, the world record was believed to be set by The Guardian newspaper on Day 3, based on some rain that washed away ski events at Cypress Mountain, the cauldron didn’t work, and an athlete dying a preventable death. The last one, for the record, remains a national shame.
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Toronto’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout is starting to pay off, with the overall rate of eligible fully vaccinated residents approaching 70 per cent. But several hard-hit neighbourhoods continue to lag, which could jeopardize the city’s chances of meeting thresholds to move past Step 3 of the province’s reopening road map.
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Hamilton organizations are launching a series of information sessions to learn more about issues facing Black students at the city’s public and Cathol
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For many people who are unsure about getting a COVID-19 vaccine, a simple phone call can make all the difference.
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Entire project still anticipated to take until the end of 2022
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Ontario asks Ottawa to work with WHO on ensuring mixed vaccines recognized abroad
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MDA gets $35.3 million contract from Canadian Space Agency for Canadarm 3 components
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Industrials, tech push North American stock markets lower in late-morning trading
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The Government of Ontario has inked deals with two manufacturers to supply 500 million level-one and level-two surgical masks over the next five years.
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The health unit is making this move as 75 per cent of the adult population is at least partially vaccinated and demand for shots — in particular first
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Ontario Provincial Police officers cleared in fatal shooting of Haliburton man
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Smoke from forest fires affecting air quality over stretch of Ontario: weather office
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The Hamilton Mountain legion resumed the popular Friday fish fry on July 23 serving 187 eat-in and takeout dinners.
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The single-vehicle crash prompted police to close Concession 4 between Haldimand Road 55 and Sandusk Road.
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Restaurants are facing an unparalleled shift in the labour market and its impact will completely change the hospitality industry.
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Former CannTrust leaders to make first court appearance following fraud charges
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Hourly train service has been promised to Hamilton since 2015, but a track bottleneck and negotiations with freight train companies turned the James S
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Industrials, tech push North American stock markets lower in late-morning trading
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Ontario is reporting another 119 COVID-19 cases and three more deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.
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Retired cops try to solve puzzle of 1967 abduction of Marianne Schuett
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Retired cops try to solve puzzle of 1967 abduction of Marianne Schuett
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The Rockton World’s Fair will return Thanksgiving weekend after a one-year hiatus brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Police say 67-year-old Nancy Fleming was pronounced dead at the scene of collision Friday
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Two cube vans collided, temporarily blocking traffic in both directions between Ottawa Street and Park Row.
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Hamilton resident Nancy Fleming, 67, has been identified as the person who died in a July 23 collision in Cayuga.
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Smoke from forest fires affecting air quality over stretch of Ontario: weather office
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Whitby’s Jessica Klimkait secured her first Olympic medal on Monday morning after defeating Kaja Kajzer for a bronze in women’s judo.
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Whitby’s Jessica Klimkait secured her first Olympic medal on Monday morning after defeating Kaja Kajzer for a bronze in women’s judo.
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With the Liberals trying to capture a majority, Hamilton has become a favourite landing spot for politicians recently.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Boosted hiring of visible minorities on force, but faced a few controversies
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An average of 12 babies a day were delivered at Hamilton Health Sciences in June
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Lindy Vopnfjord impresses with song for Margaret Atwood documentary, writes Jeff Mahoney
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Worried his new pizza oven would eventually require him to buy a new wardrobe, Connor Thompson found a solution: share pies with strangers
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We learned last week, thanks to reporting by the Star’s Richard Warnica, that Ontario taxpayers are almost certainly out close to $10 million because of a failed attempt to develop a provincially made COVID testing kit.
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Former CannTrust leaders to make first court appearance following fraud charges
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A few months before the birth of her fourth baby, Tara Hills, then a 29-year-old mom living in suburban Ottawa, made a decision she would come to regret. She chose to stop vaccinating her children. Hills can’t point to any one event or encounter that swayed her. “It was more like a trickle,” she said. A collection of uncertainties that grew from things she read on the internet or conversations on park benches with other moms, and left her with a vague but growing sense of alarm. “The doubts just kind of settled there and piled up.”
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Pandemic changed people's views on their future in long-term care, survey suggests