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Organizers of the Stop the Sprawl group says expanding urban boundary will pave over valuable farmland.
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Provincial officials to make announcement Monday regarding ‘public transit improvements’ for Hamilton
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Environment Canada issues air quality statement
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The helicopter crashed after clipping a power wire, a Transportation Safety Board of Canada spokesperson said.
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Pilot survives helicopter crash in Brantford, Ont., apparently hitting a power line
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Our daughter was born in the early autumn, when the leaves at St. James Park were golden yellow, and most of the birds had abandoned the city, except the sparrows and pigeons. The park was the first place we ventured outside our condo. It was a sunny October day and a woman on a bench nearby asked if we’d like her to take a photo of us.
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Ontario ticket holder wins Saturday's $6 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Unfortunately, a number of my extended family members have thus far refused to get vaccinated.
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Vaccine certificates called essential to keeping economy open, July 22
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Ontario reports 170 new COVID-19 cases, three deaths
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No one was hurt in the Tisdale Road fire.
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Environment Canada issues thunderstorm watch
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Ontario reports 170 new COVID-19 cases, three deaths
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Three refugee athletes competing in Tokyo heading to Ontario college
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McMaster’s Martin Short, Eugene Levy, Ivan Reitman, Dave Thomas and John Candy made it impossible not to
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‘I loved it so much I started my own’: Chung Chun Rice Dog opened its doors in Westdale on June 30.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. 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 Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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‘I’d never foreseen this coming,’ Ken Marshall says about estimated $150,000 loss
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A true urban garden — especially one that represents such a diverse community — is a rare thing. It would be a shame to lose it, Rob Howard writes.
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Up-and-coming politician unseated Conservative Quinto Martini in 1962
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The exhibitions are on now at the Carnegie Gallery, Regina Haggo writes.
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Iconic stone building went up in 1888 and was knocked down 73 years later
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Of active cases in Hamilton health care workers, only one appears to have had a COVID shot
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Swimply is an online booking app similar to Airbnb that lets residents rent out their private backyard pools.
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Pat Quinn grew up on Glennie Avenue and made the city proud for decades
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No winning ticket for Friday's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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No one has the answer to whether employees can legally be required to vaccinate in order to attend work and be paid, writes Ed Canning
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Owner and founder Michelle Turco has a waiting list for swimming lessons, something she doesn’t normally see
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Police say June General is currently homeless and may be living in an encampment in Hamilton.
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Canada has an Islamophobia problem, and Muslim community leaders say it’s time for governments, but especially individuals, to confront it.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Councillors call on Mayor Tory to end 'extreme show of force' in encampment clearings
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Industrials and technology boost TSX in late-morning trading; U.S. markets also up
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Ontario reports 192 new COVID-19 cases, one death on Friday
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On nearly the last day before the deadline to submit a survey, residents hold Stop the Sprawl rally at city hall.
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The suspects seem oblivious to the security camera — let alone their pending social-media celebrity — as they casually prepare to steal Mark Lunt’s motorhome from the rear lot of his Garden Avenue business in lower Stoney Creek.
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Ribfest is returning to Waterdown’s Memorial Park Aug. 6 to 7 — albeit in a walk-up version.
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Industrials and technology boost TSX in late-morning trading; U.S. markets also up
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Toronto hospital network to require regular COVID tests for unvaccinated staff
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Lynden residents have had to deal with a drinking-water advisory since 2011.
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Mark Wasilewski says he’s confident the Winona Peach Festival his group helped found will survive a two-year hiatus forced by the COVID-19 pandemic and return in 2022.
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Case of man charged in the death of Toronto police officer put over to Aug. 13
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The collision reconstruction unit has taken over the investigation due to the injuries involved.
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City staff reviewing proposal resubmission in advance of staff report
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Capital dollars for quick builds is expected to create 49 affordable units
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Health unit hopes to boost lagging first dose numbers