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Author Joy Williams honored by Library of Congress
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In late February, during a lull in COVID-19 infections following Ontario’s second wave, Rob Chorley went to Mississauga Hospital to have a small, benign tumour removed from his spine.
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In ‘Dark Fire,’ local author Bernadette Rule, a Kentucky transplant, fictionalizes real massacre, now 100 years old, in which 11, including infants, w
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. 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 Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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At least 10 Pizza Pizza locations in Hamilton have been approved to sell beer, according to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
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Following the recent discoveries of close to 1,000 unmarked graves at former residential school sites in British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, some Waterdown residents are echoing calls to cancel Canada Day celebrations this year.
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Jeremy Hall was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2006 shooting death of Billy Mason
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Clover Thursday has a congenital condition called Stargardt disease that is compromising her eyesight; still she makes wonderful art. Her search for w
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The closure will allow for the city to ‘safely complete’ rockfall protection work.
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Can I put out the garbage?
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The wait is over. Come Wednesday, most Ontarians can hit up a barbershop, catch a movie at an outdoor cinema and more as the province enters Step Two of its road map to reopening.
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No winning ticket for Tuesday's $55 million Lotto Max jackpot
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A new U.S. study suggests people who received mRNA vaccines are potentially protected against the coronavirus for years — or even a lifetime.
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The teen is from the Hamilton area and police believe he’s still in the region
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Masks and physical distancing still required even for those with two COVID shots
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Calls to cancel Canada Day on July 1 have grown after the discovering of the unmarked graves in British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
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TekSavvy seeks leave with Federal Court of Appeal to overturn CRTC decision
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Utility companies servicing Flamborough and Dundas are reporting numerous power outages June 29.The largest is currently affecting more than 5,600 Alectra Utilities customers in the area bound by Harvest Road to the north, Cootes Drive to the sou
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A 17-year-old man was transported to hospital with serious injuries, later upgraded to stable
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Investigation is ongoing, Hamilton police say
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Offering hope for nursing-home residents and an apology for the heavy toll COVID-19 took on them, new Long-Term Care Minister Rod Phillips says restrictions on visitors will start to ease on July 7.
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Wind gusts of 100 km/h and nickel-sized hail is possible, warns the weather agency
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Ontario reports 299 COVID-19 cases, 25 deaths on Tuesday, including older cases
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British Columbia has taken the plunge and hired a hard-hitting, perhaps even revolutionary, economist to help design its climb out of the pandemic recession in the hopes of chiselling off the rough edges of capitalism as we know it.
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A burning vehicle west of Sudbury was found with human remains inside on Sunday
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The anti-lockdown legal quest of a Toronto barbecue restaurant owner has come to an end — at least for now.
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Not so fast, folks.
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Energy and base metals sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite in early trading
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Ontario easing restrictions in long-term care homes
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Ontario is relaxing restrictions on visitors and activities in long-term care as the deadline for homes to introduce staff vaccination policies looms
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City only tested Lake Ontario beach water for bacteria once a month last year, a practice that disappointed some wary swimmers.
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Heinz Bondzio has been named the 2021 Flamborough Volunteer of the Year.
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The hybrid remote and in-school learning model adopted by some Ontario school boards last fall will expand into more boards this September, and it is already sowing division in school communities across the province.
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The company which supplies heavy industry, switches to medical technology when health officials needed help.
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Get a hair cut or shop at the mall as the province heads into step 2 of its reopening plan
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Ontario ombudsman highlights lack of oversight of public health units
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Teacher who led canoe trip says he last saw student who drowned standing in lake
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Ontario gyms feel left behind as more businesses open in province's Stage 2 reopening
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Eastern Ontario doctor's murder case adjourned for two weeks
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Ontario give $300K to Muslim organizations to help combat Islamophobia in schools
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Ontario is reporting another 299 COVID-19 cases and 25 more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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Energy and base metals sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite in early trading
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GM to stop making Equinox at Canadian plant in April, in switch to electric vehicles
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"The health and well-being of our families will always come first," says Fedeli.
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Ontario reports 299 COVID-19 cases, 25 deaths on Tuesday, including older cases
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The university plans to move forward with ‘removal proceedings.’ Criminal case goes to trial in August and prof’s lawyer says he plans to defend the m
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Younger Canadians are dropping their financial advisers in favour of DIY investing
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Corus Entertainment reports $40.7M Q3 profit, revenue up 15 per cent from year ago