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Kinross Q1 net profit surges to US$150 million on 12 per cent increase in revenues
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Contrary to popular belief, some outdoor recreation does pose a grave danger to Torontonians in the pandemic.
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Ron Wells takes the helm as president of the local United Steelworkers on May 12.
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As of this week, the rest of Ontario’s front-line workers — those who can’t work from home — are eligible to get vaccinated, the last step of Phase 2 before vaccines are open to everyone.
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Crowding in jails close to pre-pandemic levels: Ontario Human Rights Commission
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Ontario has opted to pause the use of AstraZeneca's COVISHIELD vaccine following a spike in cases of blood clots associated with the vaccine, the province's chief medical officer of health, Dr. David Williams, has announced.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau summed up Tuesday the extent of the federal government’s COVID-19 reopening strategy: get everyone one shot of a vaccine by this summer and a second dose by fall.
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North American stock markets fall in early trading, price of oil down
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Tangerine, RBC highest rated banks as overall satisfaction with banks drops: report
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Police seized 50 grams of fentanyl, a pair of flashlight conducted energy weapons as well as an unknown amount of cash from the downtown Hamilton apar
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"They have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic," says owner Trish Simons.
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Feds invest $12B in Ontario public transit projects in GTHA
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Man faces charges after wild chases in Oshawa, Ont.
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There’s no mulligan looming.
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Jermaine Dunkely is on trial for the first degree murder of Michael Parmer
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Jermaine Dunkely is on trial for the first degree murder of Michael Parmer
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Murder charge laid in death of Toronto toddler
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Hospital in Windsor, Ont., applies to access surplus COVID-19 vaccines from Detroit
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In a media briefing, Trudeau referenced a Hamilton ‘rapid transit’ project as one of five major transit projects the Liberal government has agreed to
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Rodney Diverlus, a Black Lives Matter Canada co-founder, and bestselling author of “Until We are Free,” was the keynote speaker for a mental health webinar, hosted May 6 by students at Ancaster High School.
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The outbreak at the 17-storey apartment building grew to 107 cases Tuesday.
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Impact of Colonial Pipeline hack on Canadian gasoline prices 'negligible': analyst
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People with at-risk conditions eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in Ontario today
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Employers say virtual recruiting from universities has quickly become the norm
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North American stock markets fall in early trading, price of oil down
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Carol Hoblyn is recovering from the virus after spending 17 days in hospital
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Hamilton's overall waste diversion rate remains at 40 per cent, far below the 65 per cent target established over a decade ago.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A free e-book compilation includes excerpts from upcoming works by Mitch Albom, Lauren Groff, Rick Riordan and dozens of other writers.
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Several people were treated for smoke inhalation, police said.
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North American stock markets fall in early trading, price of oil down
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Baby was still taking it easy in the couples backyard Monday afternoon
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Endangered tiger cub dies at Toronto Zoo a week after birth
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Fitness Solutions: Part 5 of getting your mindset right
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Centerra reports US$167.4M Q1 profit, faces trouble in Kyrgyz Republic
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George Weston reports Q1 loss on one-time charges, adjusted profit edges higher
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Seven workers at the Millburn Road manufacturer have tested positive for COVID-19.
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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 2021 event features 17 buildings online with tours, pictures and videos, writes Mark McNeil.
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Hamilton native Kimberly Polman is confined to a detainment camp in Syria, unable to return to Canada after having left in 2015 to marry a member of I
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Really, we should be grateful for the little things. With the third wave slowly receding, and hospitals still backing away from the brink, Ontario seems likely to extend its backasswards, successful stay-at-home order two weeks to June 2. Maybe Ontario’s government can avoid a fourth wave, despite itself. Despite itself, after all, is how this government arrives at most of its accomplishments.
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Travel represents the smallest proportion of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Ontario, a review of publicly available data by the Star shows.
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After a second team of East Coast health workers touched down recently to help Ontario dig itself out from under a shortage of medical staff, a Ryerson professor is struggling to understand why hospitals here refuse to call on the thousands of internationally trained doctors already in our midst.
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151 Queen St. N. and 125 Wellington St. N. now have same status as 235 Rebecca St.
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Eyewitness to 2005 shooting of Michael Parmer alleges involvement of disgraced former detective Craig Ruthowsky
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Eyewitness to 2005 shooting of Michael Parmer alleges involvement of disgraced former detective Craig Ruthowsky
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The Hamilton public school board’s plan to build an elementary school near upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump is being denounced by its elementary teachers’ union.