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The 20-5-3 rule, much like the food pyramid that we are familiar with, part of something called the ‘nature pyramid,’ Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Ontario is reporting another 146 COVID-19 cases and seven more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Toronto board of trade calls for vaccine passports for non-essential activities
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Li and her boyfriend Oliver Karafa were captured in Hungary June 12
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Gen Z, millennials playing a significant part in the Great Resignation trend
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Tech sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite higher in late-morning trading, loonie down
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COVID-19 vaccine uptake in Ontario has been high this spring and summer, but some people remain on the fence, mulling over questions that leave room for doubt about vaccine safety and efficacy.
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Despite Ontario entering phase 3 of its COVID-19 reopening plan on July 16, the beach volleyball and juice bar facilities operated by Sandbox Sports Inc. at Confederation Beach Park will remain closed for the summer, according to company director Mark Zik.
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The Green Party has introduced a $23.5 billion housing strategy that includes building 100,000 affordable housing units over 10 years.
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Former town councillor, potter, citizen of the year dies in her 94th year
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Brookfield Infrastructure extends deadline for Inter Pipeline takeover offer
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Mohawk Road East and Upper Wellington Street reopened after investigation
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Here’s what you can expect to find on Rentals.ca
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The city has voted to sell a road allowance that forms part of the Sunset Cultural Garden site to a developer. But lawyer Herman Turkstra says buildin
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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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With the one-year anniversary approaching, Indigenous land defenders have seemingly achieved their goal with the cancellation of the McKenzie Meadows
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Thomas worked in major crime unit, served as HPA president and was an all-around ‘outstanding individual’
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New owner plans to create 19 units in 150-year-old downtown sanctuary
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It looked like black helicopters were everywhere over the lower city Saturday. But it was actually just one, very busy chopper chasing cars around for
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Thousands of AstraZeneca doses are going to waste in this country, at a time when other nations face critical vaccine shortages in their battle against COVID-19.
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After 16 months of constant COVID-19 criticism, of blaming our governments at all levels, we interrupt that incessant stream of negative consciousness to bring you this positive public service announcement:
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Hamilton still has work to do to catch provincial vaccination rates before early August deadline
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St. Joseph’s Villa has visitor restrictions in place just days after ministry’s relaxed rules took effect
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Great Canadian Gaming to reopen 11 casinos Friday as Ontario moves to Stage 3
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Porter orders Embraer jet aircraft, plans to use Pearson for flights
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Read the full column here: Polls suggest it might be a good time for Justin Trudeau to call an election
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The announcement that Canada will donate millions of doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine to other countries is great news. For Canadians.
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U.S. public health officials warned Monday that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine against COVID-19 may cause an increased risk of an ultrarare autoimmune disorder.
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City of Hamilton documents show St. James United Church in Waterdown is exploring a plan to build 40 townhouses on its 306 Parkside Dr. site.
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The wait is nearly over for Jim Solomon.
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Loblaw ends PC Chef meal-kit delivery service introduced in Toronto area last year
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets up
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Police said several items left to honour child victims of the residential school system were set on fire
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After a year and a half without regular exposure to common cold and flu viruses, Ontarians can expect to see a resurgence in the fall — possibly to higher levels than in pre-COVID times, immunology experts say.
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For the second year in a row, the yellow ducks will float in bins instead of Bronte Creek when the 2021 annual Duck Dash, hosted by the Carlisle Optimist Club, takes place virtually July 17.
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Retirement levels expected to surge after pandemic-era slump: RBC report
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A familiar sight returns to the sky over Hamilton July 24.
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Linda O'Leary boat crash trial set to resume today
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Variety of factors making homes more expensive in Valley Town
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Co-accused was found not guilty in May
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Although originally planned for July and August, the City of Burlington has updated its plans to close Waterdown Road, pushing the closure until late fall.
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Ontario is reporting another 114 COVID-19 cases and zero deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.
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Ontario movie theatres facing 'arbitrary and unreasonable' reopening restrictions
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There needs to be a "balance" in housing options, says Bob Maton, president of Ancaster Village Heritage Committee.
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CPP Investments invests US$800 million in India's Flipkart Group
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Schreiner says the provincial party doesn't seem to be impacted by the conflicts swirling around federal Green Party.
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Two-storey building on Cannon and Cathcart streets was heavily damaged
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Oakville student says Hamilton should make waterfall access safer, not block it