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More than 14,000 clothing steamers sold in Canada and another 5.4 million sold in the U.S. are being recalled because they pose a "serious burn hazard" and have left many people injured, officials say.
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Federal officials refused Friday to put a timeline on when they’ll abandon a mandatory hotel quarantine program for air travellers that an expert panel this week slammed as being expensive, inequitable and questionably effective at actually corralling cases of COVID-19.
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Candice Doyle, 32, was last seen at around 1:30 p.m. May 22 in the area of Pearl Street North and King Street West.
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Over the past couple of weeks, Quebec residents have seen unsolicited e-mails from public health authorities pop up in their inboxes containing personalized QR codes that show in gorgeous electronic form that, yes, they have been vaccinated.
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Over the past couple of weeks, Quebec residents have seen unsolicited e-mails from public health authorities pop up in their inboxes containing personalized QR codes that show in gorgeous electronic form that, yes, they have been vaccinated.
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Harbour traffic for May 16 to 22.
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Vaccines are helping to rapidly improve Toronto’s COVID-19 situation, experts agree, but second doses are needed to safeguard progress toward life with crowd scenes and casual hugs.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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TekSavvy won't bid in wireless auction, may raise prices after CRTC rate decision
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Tech sector helps boost S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets also climb
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Man who killed two women sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 25 yrs
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Ontario pharmacies brace for busy weekend as they race to use all expiring AZ shots
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Ford awaits response from dozens of experts, stakeholders before deciding on schools
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Bulend (Typhoon) Dikici pleaded guilty Friday to criminal negligence causing death and three counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm in conn
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Mother convicted of smothering disabled daughter wins new first-degree murder trial
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Ontario officials to hold update on COVID-19 vaccine rollout today
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Concession Street has its first legal pot shop.
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Concession Street has its first legal pot shop.
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TekSavvy won't bid in wireless auction, may raise prices after CRTC rate decision
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When Heather Coley and her three sons contracted COVID-19 in late November 2020, family and friends delivered prepared meals to their doorstep, and her manager at YWCA Toronto’s Employment Centre on Eglinton Avenue East called daily to check in on the business co-ordinator, who at times was so fatigued she could barely stand. In addition to these acts of care was one meaningful form of reprieve that let her focus on getting well again: Knowing she had 10 paid COVID (or additional) sick days from YWCA Toronto.
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Final decisions on several events not yet made heading into summer
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Indigenous women must lead fight against violence, Ontario report says
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Ford awaits response from dozens of experts, stakeholders before deciding on schools
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Every time the sun shines and sometimes when it doesn’t, Ontarians flip the bird at the provincial stay-at-home order set to expire on June 2. But nowhere is this bird-flipping more obvious than in the GTA on a stifling hot Saturday.
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Two new COVID deaths were reported Friday. Both were Hamiltonians over the age of 80.
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Ron Book says he’d be fine with a developer’s proposal to relocate a wetland near the rear of his Garner Road East farm property if the plants and wildlife could be moved at the same time.
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The province announced Friday that residents can use the Ontario portal to rebook their second doses
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A defensive Premier Doug Ford insists he’s not “afraid” to make a decision on reopening schools.
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The province has announced that, based on recent progress made with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, all Ontarians could receive their second doses by the end of August.
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It could be a two-dose summer for every Ontarian who wants to get a COVID-19 vaccination.
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WATCH NOW: Premier Doug Ford updates vaccination rollout and whether schools will reopen in June
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Tech sector helps boost S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets also climb
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City staff preparing comments on April submission from proponents
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The accused in an alleged Waterdown stabbing had a virtual court appearance May 27.
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The busy central Mountain access that links James Street South in lower Hamilton to West 5h Street on the Mountain is closed for what appears in the t
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Jermaine Dunkley’s lawyer says a Hamilton police officer influenced an informant’s recall of events in the Michael Parmer homicide.
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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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Hamilton police say they are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.
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Temporary pay for doctors comes as nurses fight wage restrictions
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The donations are part of Endy’s national Healthcare Heroes Giving Campaign.
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OTTAWA — It may soon be checkout time for the policy requiring air travellers to Canada to check in to a government-approved hotel for three days.
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Emergency addiction medicine service at Salvation Army helped 49-year-old before it ended, friend says
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The promise of herd immunity through COVID vaccines has become a symbol for the hope of a return to normal life. A tiny light at the end of the tunnel for many during the darkest days of the pandemic, often mentioned by public health officials, as a key part of getting back to more precedented times.
We might not get to herd immunity with COVID-19 vaccines. Here’s why that’s not the end of the world
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The promise of herd immunity through COVID vaccines has become a symbol for the hope of a return to normal life. A tiny light at the end of the tunnel for many during the darkest days of the pandemic, often mentioned by public health officials, as a key part of getting back to more precedented times.
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Hamilton police say the man allegedly spouted hateful comments toward another person as he drove around the area of Upper Centennial Parkway and Rymal
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: CRTC reverts wholesale internet rates to 2016 levels
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Bask in the glow of the weekend, Hamilton.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Western University to require students in residence to get COVID-19 vaccine