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Swim advisories for Pier 4 Park, Bayfront Park
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Ontario expanding faster 2nd vaccine doses for all adults, youth in hot spots
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Travel company Sunwing reaches deal to pay refunds to more customers
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Master plan review accepting comments until July 9
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets climb higher
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Future condos being designed with Zoom rooms, balconies and touchless tech
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Grand River Community Health Centre gets provincial award for organizing on-farm and virtual health clinics during the pandemic
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Ontario expanding faster 2nd vaccine doses for all adults, youth in hot spots
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Sgro, who lost to current mayor Fred Eisenberger in 2018 on an anti-light-rail transit platform, will push for transit in the area.
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Sgro, who lost to current mayor Fred Eisenberger in 2018 on an anti-light-rail transit platform, will push for transit in the area.
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A large segment of Ontario's population will soon be eligible to book a second COVID-19 vaccine dose, the provioncial government has announced.
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Nearly 700 Alectra Utilities customers are without power on Hamilton Mountain on June 25.
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Nearly 700 Alectra Utilities customers are without power on Hamilton Mountain on June 25.
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets climb higher
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The airport says it has “implemented a number of new and enhanced health and safety measures”
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Police charge 15-year-old boy with attempted murder after Wasaga Beach stabbing
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. 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 Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Experts are not sure about the protection and risks from getting AstraZeneca after a mRNA dose, but suggest it’s comparable to getting the shots in th
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Top cop acknowledges ‘missed opportunity’ to address judge’s ruling publicly
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The students say the university has been ‘dismissive’ of the allegations and issue three calls to action.
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You can say Dr. David Williams failed, and after that it’s a matter of degrees. Being Ontario’s chief medical officer of health in a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic was one of the hardest jobs possible, for many reasons. Existing systems were weak, the disease a challenge, the government a band of incompetents. David Williams didn’t have it easy.
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A new provincial committee is set to examine the future of work, promising to tackle the “historic disruption” caused by COVID-19.
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Vaccination key to controlling Delta with Hamilton adding over 10,000 appointments to the provincial portal Friday
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Another food recall of certain frozen dessert items sold at numerous well-known stores is being issued by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) after inspectors learned some of the products initially recalled were released by mistake.
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During an unprecedented pandemic that hit Ontario hard, the Kingston region emerged as a bright spot in the province. To date, it has only recorded three deaths due to COVID-19.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Urban Core is relocating its supervised service to St. Paul’s Presbyterian amid developer’s plans for highrise, opioid crisis
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North American stock markets climb higher in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Uber Canada's ride-hailing, Eats businesses to shift from being based in Netherlands
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Students at Nora Frances Henderson say goodbye to a school year like no other
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Three charged after Niagara school board allegedly defrauded of $2M over 16 years
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The charges in an alleged Waterdown stabbing in March have been withdrawn by the Crown.
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Cathy Johnson got a “scary” surprise when she came home from grocery shopping on June 20.
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Get a hair cut, shop at the mall, join a sports league or ride a roller-coaster
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Ontario's top doctor to provide an update on province's COVID-19 response
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Police warn public to be vigilant, not give personal information to strangers
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Guest: Dr. Tajinder Kaura, ER physician in Peel Region, member of South Asian COVID-19 Task Force and the This is Our Shot campaign
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The charges comes in the wake of a two-year investigation dubbed ‘Project Grantham’ that was created after three Brantford residents were killed withi
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What's allowed when Ontario moves to Step 2 of its reopening plan next Wednesday
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Premier Doug Ford received his second dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine a pharmacy in Etobicoke this afternoon, opting not to mix and match doses from different brands.
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The 970 Upper Wentworth St. store is open for in-person shopping until June 27
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Holt Renfrew to stop selling animal fur and exotic skins by the end of the year
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A man in his 50s and a man in his 60s were taken to hospital
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North American stock markets climb higher in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Ontario reports 296 new cases of COVID-19, six deaths and 225,188 vaccinations
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Luxury parka maker Canada Goose says it will stop using fur in its products
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Haircuts are back. Along with overnight summer camps for kids, outdoor events with up to 25 people, indoor gatherings of five and six people per table on restaurant and bar patios as Ontario moves to the next stage of its COVID-19 reopening on Wednesday.
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In Strathroy, Ontario, toddler Nathaniel McLellan mysteriously went limp at his home daycare. Doctors, who saw no major external trauma, tried to save his life, but they were seeing a case that didn’t make sense. Kevin Donovan investigates. First of five parts