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The proposal includes a four-storey, 224-bed long-term facility, and eight-storey and nine-storey apartment complexes.
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Ontario will spent $6 million on CCTV grant program for police forces
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A new report by Sick Kids has revealed worryingly high rates of depression and other mental health issues in kids in the aftermath of the second wave of COVID-19
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Currency gain helps Postmedia report Q3 profit, revenue slips to $111.7 million
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Toronto Congress Centre opens up to walk-in clients for COVID-19 vaccinations
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The plan calls for 60 residential units on 0.35 hectares of land, along with a total of 65 parking spaces.
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The plan calls for 60 residential units on 0.35 hectares of land, along with a total of 65 parking spaces.
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Ontario is reaching out to people not yet vaccinated against COVID-19 with more targeted walk-in, pop-up and mobile clinics as the province prepares to phase out mass vaccination centres at hospitals, arenas and convention centres.
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Closing arguments expected to begin in case of teacher charged in teen's drowning
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Groups of workers can now travel by bus, as long as they test negative for COVID-19 at the airport
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Special weather statement issued for the city
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Black-owned restaurateurs expect long recovery times from pandemic lows
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Funeral set for Monday for Toronto officer killed in line of duty
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Strong stock market run not a signal of impending correction, say experts
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Ontario to give update on COVID-19 vaccination plan on Thursday
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Dye & Durham growing business in U.K. with deal to buy TM Group (UK) Ltd. for $156M
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With more than half of all adults in Ontario fully vaccinated against COVID-19, unvaccinated people are now driving the majority of new cases. While the province has a plan to reach people facing barriers to vaccination, incentives like the lotteries Alberta and Manitoba have introduced are not part of that plan.
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Wanakita, which is owned and operated by the YMCA Hamilton Burlington Brantford, runs summer day camp, overnight camp and family camp, as well as scho
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Hamilton’s wonderful Gallery On the Bay is tipping its hat in farewell, as the great experiment has run its course. The building has been sold and own
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Research at a McMaster University lab that sheds light on how blood clots are triggered by covid vaccines has been published in the journal “Nature.”
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The city says the Sunset Cultural Garden was meant to be temporary and is now needed for housing. But residents of the quickly intensifying neighbourh
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Toronto Congress Centre opens up to walk-in clients for COVID-19 vaccinations
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Police estimate nearly 600 Italy fans descended onto James Street North Tuesday evening following their semifinals win against Spain
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Combined backlog at Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is estimated to be more than 11,000 surgeries
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Slump in vaccination rates across Hamilton neighbourhoods comes as public health set a goal Wednesday to fully vaccinate 75 per cent of residents
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Province to make small Norfolk County beach part of nearby provincial park
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Days before her death in November, Sharon Ogilvie called her daughter, Erica Lazarakos, weeping so desperately she could barely speak.
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Soaring real estate prices and exceedingly low mortgage interest rates are not exclusive to the Canadian market at the moment.
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York Regional Police and Metropolitan Toronto Police combined forces to arrest teen terrorizing women along Steeles corridor.
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But tenant advocates question timing of requirements — more than a year into the pandemic and after three outbreaks
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Centerra Gold files additional claims in arbitration relating to seized Asian mine
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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City officials will wage an election-style campaign to close the gap on first dose vaccinations, officials announced Wednesday.
Heather Scoffield: The pandemic proved low-wage workers need better pay. So where are the solutions?
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When Ontario Premier Doug Ford blurted out last week that personal support workers would be able to keep their pandemic $3-an-hour pay raise in perpetuity, he was echoing a moral imperative learned so painfully during the pandemic.
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Three people who handled the letter suffered “some type of irritation,” police say.
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COVID-19 outbreak linked to Oakville gym operating under physical therapy exemption
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S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, loonie falls below 80 cents US
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WASHINGTON—On the July 4 holiday Sunday, tens of thousands of people flocked to Rehoboth Beach in Delaware, the “Nation’s Summer Capital” and the location of President Joe Biden’s summer home. The scene there was a handy measure of how much this country has decided pandemic precautions are a thing of the past.
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Niagara top doctor says reopening border with U.S. this summer is too risky
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Ontario camps pivot to offering rentals, family programs to salvage season
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Torstar in joint venture with Enthusiast Gaming to bring news to Gen Z audience
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Toronto-area school board removes Sir John A. Macdonald's name from school
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Businesses across Canada considering proof of COVID-19 vaccination: privacy lawyer
Oakville gym claiming to be exempt from restrictions temporarily closes after Delta variant outbreak
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An Oakville gym claiming to be exempt from restrictions against fitness facilities has been temporarily closed following a recent COVID-19 outbreak.
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The City of Hamilton’s newly enacted Musicians Fair Payment Policy is a historic step that recognized the importance of an often undervalued and under
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The pair plan on paying off their children’s mortgages, buying new cars and travelling the world with their winnings
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Ontario to spend $32 million more on addictions services each year
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Health Canada are warning shoppers about various flavours of cake sold at popular grocery stores that are being pulled from shelves due to allergy concerns.
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The city is partnering with the Toronto Region Board of Trade and other local business groups to help drive a safe return to office towers, restaurants and shops in the downtown core and financial centres at Pearson Airport and in Scarborough Centre.