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Ruling ‘offers some protection to community advocates,’ defendant’s lawyer says
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Improving ventilation and air quality have emerged as key measures schools can take to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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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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Two months before the province’s Science Table issued a stark warning about a looming third wave of COVID-19, Peel Region’s associate medical officer sent an email to the Ministry of Labour.
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With travel plans on the horizon, Sara Stefanie debated walking out of the clinic where she was scheduled to receive her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, when she found out Moderna was being administered.
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Smoke from the north is seeping into the area
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Inspired by the David Suzuki Foundation’s Butterflyway Project, Craig and Anka Cassar are doing their part to support biodiversity.
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Ontario’s government has all kinds of guidance for the province’s colleges and universities about reopening this fall.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Dr. Andrew Boozary has witnessed many people walk away from vaccination clinics upon hearing that their second dose would be a different brand than their first.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority’s terrestrial ecologist says she’s hoping mother nature will keep an outbreak of the LDD caterpillar in check next year and avoid the need for another aerial spraying of the biological insecticide Btk.
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North American stock markets plunge on rising COVID-19 cases and crude oil price drop
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Ontario post-secondary schools told to prepare for normal fall with backup plans
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The former Mohawk Institute Residential School is undergoing a multimillion-dollar restoration project
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Ontario science advisory group recommends extra curriculars resume, schools stay open
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Court upholds assault conviction of off-duty cop in beating of young Black man
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Katie Wightman says she hopes Step 3 of Ontario’s COVID-19 reopening plan finally signals “a more hopeful future” after 16 months of lockdowns and restrictions.
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At 15 cases, Arbour Creek Care Centre surpassed St. Joseph’s Villa to become the site of Hamilton’s biggest active outbreak
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The young performer, who makes his living managing a Dundas restaurant, never dreamed he’d be singing with a world class orchestra, sending out messag
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Prince Harry working on 'intimate and heartfelt memoir'
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Prince Harry working on 'intimate and heartfelt memoir'
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Fully vaccinated U.S. citizens and permanent residents can enter Canada for non-essential travel beginning Aug. 9, while travellers from other countries can enter beginning Sept. 7, the federal government announced Monday.
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Residents can expect a police presence in the area near Kay Drage Park
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Forest firefighter in Fort Francis, Ont., dies from medical emergency
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Marine mammals 'in distress,' province orders Marineland to fix water system
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Pfizer and BioNTech have announced they will be seeking approval for a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine to act as a booster in the coming months, stirring up mixed feelings among scientists and experts who are unsure if a booster shot will be necessary.
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Police investigate stabbing death of Brampton, Ont., man in Hamilton
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Guy Pancoast would like a more permanent place to live.
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Manufacturing beating pre-pandemic output, leading Canada out of recession: Report
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The cash will also allow the city to prepare for an electric bus fleet and beef up transit routes that link to the planned light rail transit line.
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Police say Christopher La Rose was visiting a unit at the east Hamilton motel when he was fatally stabbed in a fight.
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Ontario is reporting another 130 COVID-19 cases and no deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.
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Valley Town has long history with host country Japan
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Ontario post-secondary schools told to prepare for normal fall with backup plans
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The first of four proposed cannabis shops within a 1.4-kilometre stretch of Highway 8 in Stoney Creek has the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario’s green light to open and compete with one already just down the road.
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Canadian discount retailer Giant Tiger has roared into Ancaster with a new store at 120 Portia Dr., unit 3.
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Publisher Scholastic Inc. names Peter Warwick its new CEO
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The Ottawa Street North eatery thanked its customers in a goodbye post on social media.
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With Ontario in Stage 3, this Eid will be the first time Hamilton Muslims can celebrate in-person — with limits — since the pandemic began
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Restaurants particularly busy as indoor dining resumes; urge patience as staff get back up to speed.
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The home, which boasts nine bedrooms and eight washrooms, is listed for $2.19 million.
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Former head of St. Joe’s obstetrics and gynecology received Order of Canada
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Imam Sayed Tora acknowledges the extra level of fear for hijab-wearing women, following a recent hate crime, because the head covering makes them iden
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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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Ontario colleges and universities can fully reopen this fall with no capacity limits for classes or physical distancing requirements for students, says a government memo obtained by the Star.
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Brampton has a large contingent of athletes heading to the Tokyo Olympics.
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Several Mississauga athletes will be putting their best foot forward as they get set to represent Canada at the Tokyo Olympics.
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Star-studded event to mark what would have been Jack Layton's 71st birthday
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The young performer, who makes his living managing a Dundas restaurant, never dreamed he’d be singing with a world class orchestra, sending out messag
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Outbreak declared at Arbour Creek Long Term Care Centre