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Tech sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Ontario hospitals call for cautious reopening as stay-at-home order nears end
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Isaiah Castillo died after being shot in a Brantford house April 14
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The Ontario government will be reopening outdoor recreation facilities this weekend and has announced its new reopening plan, which includes a "gradual three-step road map."
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce later Thursday that golf, tennis, basketball and other outdoor sports will be allowed to open.
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St. Paul's Presbyterian Church requests city provide parking at former school land to access nearby cemetery.
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Timothy Moroz, also known as Ryder Moroz, is known to frequent Hamilton, Cambridge, London and Thunder Bay
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Unifor says striking chocolate bar factory workers reach deal with Nestlé
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Ontario hospitals call for cautious reopening as stay-at-home order nears end
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Officer who kicked Black teen might have used excessive force, watchdog says
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Sunshine plus warm temperatures added up to many happy faces at Idlewyld Manor on May 19.
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Hamilton personal support worker Kathy Roksa is $6 million richer after winning the March 20 Lotto 6/49 draw.
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CPPIB reports record return for latest fiscal year, assets near half a trillion
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark says he’s been cleared by the city’s integrity commissioner to continue opposing a controversial Hamilton Conservation Authority policy proposal to allow developers to bulldoze wetlands and creeks in some instances.
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Ontario issued 54 per cent more COVID-19 fines in the second wave than the first, according to a recent report by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
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Ontario hospitals call for cautious reopening as stay-at-home order nears end
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Spring Creek Plaza location appears to comply with provincial buffer requirements
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Experts say big city rental markets turned corner in May, prices to go up
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Ontario hospitals call for cautious reopening as stay-at-home order nears end
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Councillors approved a $4.5 million tax break for a mixed-used residential project on King Street.
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Downtown BIA launches e-commerce site to support local small businesses
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Four Hamilton-area businesses were chosen out of 10 local contenders
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Tech sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets also rise
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CPPIB reports record return for latest fiscal year, assets near half a trillion
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Toronto girl in life-threatening condition after being struck by SUV
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Ontario hospitals call for cautious reopening as stay-at-home order nears end
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Hamilton police are asking residents and businesses in the area of Luscombe Street and Upper Wellington to check their surveillance videos after shots were fired at a home in the central Mountain area around 10 p.m. on May 19.
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Hamilton police are asking residents and businesses in the area of Luscombe Street and Upper Wellington to check their surveillance videos after shots were fired at a home in the central Mountain area around 10 p.m. on May 19.
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These incidents are believed to mark the night and tenth shootings in Hamilton this year. This includes two people killed and three hurt.
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Friend of Michael Parmer testified the group normally got ‘treated with love’ when they visited.
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A team of Canadian researchers has received approval from the federal government to research the safety and effectiveness of mixing doses of different COVID-19 vaccines.
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Tonya Pinkins’ political horror “Red Pill” will be at the Hamilton Black Film Festival in May
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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At least two of the four affected properties will eventually have to be torn down
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Two weeks after the Ministry of Long-Term Care eased restrictions on care homes, Hamilton facilities are slowly starting to reopen
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Initiative that offers financial assistance to residents seen as key piece of effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
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A white Toyota Corolla found abandoned beyond Orangeville Town Hall with blood smeared on its bumper led police to the home of Sonia Varaschin, a 42-year-old local health-care professional. Her body was discovered days later.
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Restrictions lifting as COVID infections slow; Ontario resumes non-urgent procedures
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NEW YORK—The crowds are back, the masks are off, the bars are open. On Wednesday, the biggest city in the U.S., and one of the hardest and earliest hit by the coronavirus, officially reopened, lifting many of its pandemic mask and social-distancing restrictions and allowing most businesses to return to full capacity.
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Thanks to science, vaccines can save us from COVID-19.
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Thanks to science, vaccines can save us from COVID-19.
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Have you bought a plate, bowl or mug from IKEA?
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Cineplex urges provincial 'consistency,' fed support as most theatres remain closed
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Electric vehicles gain a little traction in Canada ahead of new model choices
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Ontario government asks public to report pollution online through website
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Matthew Marchewka, 17, and Justin Brands, 18, were hired by a construction company and signed to the LIUNA 837 union before graduation.
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Ontario reports 1,588 new cases of COVID-19, 19 deaths, over 145,000 vaccinations
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Toronto has added seven new postal codes to its hot-spot strategy to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates in parts of the city where uptake has been slow.