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Premier Doug Ford is getting gang-tackled for his pandemic prohibition on outdoor sports.
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Blaze started in block of mixed-use buildings on Kenilworth Avenue North
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All adults in Ontario eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments today
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Eastern Ontario doctor charged with murder has case adjourned to June
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The Hamilton police collision reconstruction unit and detectives are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcyclist on the east Mountain.
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Orchestra’s six broadcasts cancelled, but there is some good news, Leonard Turnevicius writes
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Canadians can drive to U.S. for COVID-19 vax and avoid quarantine, Ottawa confirms
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It was 2014 when what began as a hobby became her salvation, Diane Galambos writes.
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The city is encouraging residents to check back for additional appointments over the coming days
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Hamilton police laid 22 charges against two protests, while another 58 park penalties issued at waterfalls and other violations.
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Hamilton police laid 22 charges against two protests, while another 58 park penalties issued at waterfalls and other violations.
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Loonie tops 83 cents US in early trading, S&P/TSX composite edges higher
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All adults in Ontario eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments today
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NewsAlert: Canada reaches 25,000 COVID-19 deaths
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Loonie tops 83 cents US in early trading, S&P/TSX composite edges higher
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While year-to-date commercial break-ins in Hamilton have dropped 29 per cent from 2020 to 2021, they have jumped 17.5 per cent over the past five year
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QReserve — which makes equipment-booking software for research companies and academic institutions — has made a pandemic pivot into property managemen
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The Outstanding Business Achievement Awards will be handed out at a virtual ceremony June 1
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Police called to disturbance where man pointed gun
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Limeridge, near Upper Kenilworth, has reopened
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The grocery co-op launched a new web store that allows members to order online for curbside pickup
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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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Wheel of Fitness, a mainstay of the Flamborough Connects programming services for the past number of years, is currently getting the Zoom treatment and proving that health and technology can mix.
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Eighty-six residents at Rebecca Towers receive first doses; experts offer takes on spread in apartments
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Giuseppe (Pino) Avignone, a member of the Musitano crime family, pleaded guilty to one count of fraud over $5,000.
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Emails obtained by The Spectator show the internal workings of McMaster’s PR machine at a time when the media spotlight was on the university’s handli
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Lawyer defending Jermaine Dunkley should have disclosed his approach to the Crown, says judge
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The lack of a central information and data hub infrastructure had been identified as a pressing concern in Hamilton’s burgeoning arts sector — $225,00
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At this time of year in years past, Japanese tourists would begin to pour into this country’s smallest province, moths to the flame of Canada’s most famous redhead.
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Four-year-old boy dies after being hit by car in Vaughan, Ont., driveway
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo disclosed Monday that he was paid a $3.1 million advance to write his COVID-19 leadership book last year and under his publishing contract will make another $2 million on the memoir over the next two years.
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Increasing mobility threatens Hamilton’s slow downward trend
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Beginning today, Ontarians and Albertans can buy an asymptomatic rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 at Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw pharmacy locations, receiving results within 15 to 20 minutes.
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Beginning today, Ontarians and Albertans can buy an asymptomatic rapid antigen testing for COVID-19 at Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw pharmacy locations, receiving results within 15 to 20 minutes.
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Your kids’ favourite summer camp will look a little bit different this year – but at least there’s a good chance it will be open.
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City doesn’t know how many are vaccinated in vulnerable populations as extra vaccine for hot spots stopped
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She isn’t choosing the option for her daughter, but Sasha Walsh says she likes the Hamilton public school board’s decision to shift remote-learning classes for elementary students to individual schools this September.
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An outbreak at Image Honda — which has screened positive for a variant of concern — was declared May 12
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CN merger with Kansas City Southern to be decided on current rules: U.S. regulator
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Defenders, critic of Bill C-10 clash over limits for shared social media content
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A gum ad imagining the end of the pandemic went viral recently in which dishevelled, bleary-eyed people emerge from their dark apartments after months in lockdown and embrace each other in the city sunshine: in the street, outside office towers, in parks, in the grass…
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to expand across Ontario again this week
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A discarded cigarette or other smoking item in a planter box outside Candi Werx is the suspected cause of a fire that left about $10,000 in damage to the Concession Street store.
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Human resources services company Morneau Shepell changes name to LifeWorks
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The GERAS Centre for Aging Research is exploring the best ways older adults can maintain muscle strength and independence
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets move lower
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Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Liberal MP Bob Bratina is the first politician to get caught up in his government's decision to spend $1.7 billion on LRT.