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Jaskaran Sandhu says the community vaccine clinic he helped lead at a Peel Region gurdwara had something the average mass clinic may lack — immediate comfort and familiarity to residents.
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OTTAWA — The chorus for a clear plan on how to reopen Canada’s borders to international travellers grew louder Tuesday as Canada was on the brink of hitting a vaccine milestone.
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As COVID cases plummet in the rest of the province, the remote northeastern First Nation of Kashechewan has seen a troubling surge in the disease.
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Health Canada is warning Amazon shoppers about a major recall Tuesday (June 15) of a children's product following reports of injuries.
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VerticalScope Holdings debuts on Toronto Stock Exchange at $22 per share
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Coming soon to a drive-in theatre near you: The class of 2021.
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Energy sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets down
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Mobility has increased sharply to almost pre-pandemic levels — a sign residents are starting to drop their guard
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Ontario commits $10 million to investigate burial sites at residential schools
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Waterdown’s Dancemakerz was erroneously shut down by City of Hamilton bylaw enforcement on June 14 while conducting an outdoor dance class.
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The federal funding, along with $16.8 million from industry partners, such as Ford, and Honda, will create iHub.
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board staff is being asked to prepare a plan to provide free menstrual products in school washrooms no later than the 2022-23 school year.
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Wilson’s award was one of 16, including nine ‘creator awards’ in a variety of disciplines and four ‘arts champion awards’ announced during Hamilton Ar
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Staff at Humber River Hospital have been unable to access patient records as well as medical and diagnostic test results due to a digital computer system failure that has persisted for over 36 hours, sources told the Star.
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Mass vaccination centre in small town’s hockey arena recently quadrupled capacity
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Ontario reports 296 COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths on Tuesday
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In response to “unprecedented demand” for second doses, Toronto is opening 30,000 new appointments for eligible adults to get Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
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Ernie Schramayr: Glenn is awaiting a surgical date to have his hip replaced. Meanwhile, he continues to work out four times per week at a very high le
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Boat had lights on when it was hit by vessel operated by Linda O'Leary, witness says
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Eastern Ontario doctor's murder case adjourned for two weeks
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Queen's U ignored allegations staff falsely claimed Indigenous identity: group
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The city estimates it could cost as little as $6.4 million or as much as $16.5 million annually to operate light rail transit — but it depends on ride
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The province won’t grant Hamilton public school trustees’ request to reopen elementary schools for a final week of in-person classes this month to help students reconnect with their teachers and peers to close out the school year.
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Numerous rural Flamborough residents are being overrun by the Lymantria dispar dispar (LDD) moth, known as European gypsy* moth.
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Energy sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets down
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Diane Galambos: Here are nine ways to satisfy your freedom, and your cravings
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Ontario reports 296 COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths on Tuesday
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Sudbury mining union rejects second offer, strike action continues
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Charges in two Mob murders to be withdrawn
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Energy sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite higher, U.S. stock markets down
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Arrest comes three months after he allegedly shot a woman in the area of Parkdale Street North and Barton Street East.
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Queen's U ignored allegations staff falsely claimed Indigenous identity: group
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Ye Olde Squire opening fourth local pub.
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Joseph Scott, 37, found himself in a job that would challenge everything he thought knew about life and death, dignity and grief
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The Spectator’s Susan Clairmont questions why complaints did not lead to charges against former Hamilton nightclub owner Jesse Chiavaroli
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Board of health votes to look at mandating — versus recommending — infection control measures in buildings that are more than 12 storeys
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Reverend, parishioners suspect arsonist motivated by anger over Anglican Church’s role in residential school system
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Guest: Samantha Yammine, neuroscientist, molecular biologist and science communicator
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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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The province won’t grant Hamilton public school trustees’ request to reopen elementary schools for a final week of in-person classes this month to help students reconnect with their teachers and peers to close out the school year.
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The Ministry of Health is working to update the provincial booking system so Ontarians can mix doses of Pfizer and Moderna at clinics exclusively offering one mRNA vaccine, a spokesperson said Monday.
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A few months ago, Patty Garofalo had a discussion with her fourth-grade students at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Elementary School about street names.
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Hamilton’s COVID numbers on steep decline but delta ‘poses a significant unknown risk’
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On Monday afternoon, I saw a tweet about a vaccine pop-up near me offering second doses to anyone with an M postal code.
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Ontario accelerates return-to-play plans for professional, elite-amateur sports
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OTTAWA—Maj. Gen. Dany Fortin is challenging his removal as head of Canada’s vaccine rollout in an explosive judicial application, saying there was “improper political interference” by two ministers, the prime minister and the country’s top civil servant, according to new court documents.
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So here we are again, scrabbling for safety. Ontario is the one province that has turned the joyous relief of vaccination into a stress-filled hunt for a golden ticket; if you grabbed it, good for you, but more likely you entered a circle of computerized bureaucratic hell. Maybe you could access the site, but appointment times vanished. Maybe it kicked you to the back of the line. Maybe it offered you dates 100 kilometres away, or in October, or in the past. It was not clear how, exactly, that last one would work.
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So here we are again, scrabbling for safety. Ontario is the one province that has turned the joyous relief of vaccination into a stress-filled hunt for a golden ticket; if you grabbed it, good for you, but more likely you entered a circle of computerized bureaucratic hell. Maybe you could access the site, but appointment times vanished. Maybe it kicked you to the back of the line. Maybe it offered you dates 100 kilometres away, or in October, or in the past. It was not clear how, exactly, that last one would work.
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OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau’s pledge to donate 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to developing countries amounts to a lot less than meets the eye, opposition critics charged Monday.