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Money for Life: Living for today, but planning for the future
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The tests are also being offered through chambers of commerce in Stoney Creek, Burlington, Brantford-Brant, Grimsby, Paris and Port Dover.
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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 Canadian Courage Project has provided more than 1,000 care kits to support youth and their pets since last September
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Trustee Carole Paikin Miller lodged complaints against the two teachers after they posted comments on social media about her. Neither investigation re
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Lawyer for Todd Boylan expects he’ll plead not guilty to almost two dozen charges — including alleged child pornography offences
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Friends are trying to help John Pilon get back on his feet
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COVID-19 mandatory mask regulations have created another barrier for the deaf and hard of hearing community with lip and facial expressions rendered nearly impossible to read, resulting in communication challenges.
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Waterdown residents got the chance to see an updated version of the Waterdown Community Node Secondary plan on June 17, in advance of the final opportunity to provide comments on the plan.
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Two winning tickets will share Tuesday's $70 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Some Ontario residents are refusing to take a shot of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. And as the need for second doses becomes urgent with the spread of the highly infectious Delta variant, pharmacists worry vaccine shopping could slow efforts to immunize the population.
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Seniors and people with disabilities can now book transportation to and from their vaccine appointments
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Global democracy network and crowdsourcing platform centred at McMaster University under Bonny Ibhawoh receives $2.5-million grant.
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The city says not everyone who becomes eligible for a second vaccine appointment Wednesday will be able to book one. But more appointments will become
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OTTAWA — For Canadians grasping for guidance over how their lives will change as the number of fully vaccinated people climbs, Canada’s top public health officials have a two-part answer: a new risk assessment tool is on the way, but laying out clear-cut rules isn’t that easy.
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After seven months of being stuck at home, George Iliadis is looking forward to next week. So, too, he says, are the customers of his small, east-end barber shop, eager to get their now-shaggy manes trimmed.
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After seven months of being stuck at home, George Iliadis is looking forward to next week. So, too, he says, are the customers of his small, east-end barber shop, eager to get their now-shaggy manes trimmed.
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Ontario is on pace to reopen “a few days” ahead of the July 2 target for haircuts and other amenities in the next stage of its COVID-19 recovery plan, says retiring chief medical officer Dr. David Williams.
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Police, protesters present as Toronto moves to clear homeless encampment in park
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Hamilton fire department still looking into cause of sixth-floor balcony fire
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Toronto police charge second man in birthday party shooting
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Manage hip pain before and after surgery, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority no longer needs groundwater monitoring wells at Canal Park in Dundas after three consecutive tests of samples taken every six months identified no concerns.
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Police arrest teen boys from Mississauga, Ont., for allegedly burning Pride flag
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Director says public interest in Mohawk Institute has piqued since remains of Indigenous children were found at another former residential school. Her
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Man arrested after allegedly making threats outside Ontario Premier Doug Ford's home
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Guests: May Warren and Alex Boyd, Toronto Star reporters on COVID and vaccines
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Killer rapist Paul Bernardo faces parole hearing today; victim families opposed
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Police say 31-year-old man last spoke to his family on May 25.
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Attention all Snowbirds, international students, newcomers, and millennials who moved back with their parents in another province during the pandemic.
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Ontario to spend $8M to staff OPP mental health call program
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10 per cent of Ontario youth admit to having smoked cannabis before driving: study
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Toronto police arrest 20 people in large international drug investigation
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Power Pizza, the ‘Pizza for Heroes’ opened in Hamilton’s Crown Point neighbourhood, north of the Delta at the corner at Roxborough Avenue and Ottawa S
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Canadian employees want workplace flexibility to continue post-pandemic, says survey
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Ontario's fractured vaccine booking system is complex, but gets job done: experts
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Ontario is reporting another 296 COVID-19 cases and 60 more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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A massive proposed residential and commercial development near the Winona Crossing Shopping Centre is scrapping a 28-storey “twisty tower” that became more of a lightning rod for opposition than the gateway feature envisioned by proponents.
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How to avoid the temptation of 'revenge spending' as economic activity resumes
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Former CannTrust execs charged after alleged illegal growing at Ont. facility
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Hamilton’s Kristian Ferreira, Dr. Peter Wood and another Hamilton man have founded Coalition for Environmental Rights. They want a healthy environment
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Australian pot company Little Green Pharma buys Canopy Growth facility in Denmark
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MLK estate reaches publishing agreement with HarperCollins
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Total fines imposed by securities regulators in 2020-21 less than half of 2019-20
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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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Hamilton opera singer Ekaterina Shelehova, a Westmount Secondary grad, wowed them at ‘Italia’s Got Talent.’ The video clip of her performance on that
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Hamilton Program for Schizophrenia has seen a surge in clients over the last few years, while staffing hasn’t kept up, according to the Ontario Nurses