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Toronto District School Board sues city, province, police over destroyed high school
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Father who tested positive for the virus suspects infection linked to crowded elevator rides at 235 Rebecca St.
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Ontario’s small business minister is under fire after wading into the debate over vaccine efficacy — and potentially shaking public confidence — to bolster Premier Doug Ford’s push for a federal crackdown on international and interprovincial travellers bringing COVID-19 into the province.
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With two weeks left under Ontario’s COVID-19 stay-at-home order, health experts say it’s too soon for Premier Doug Ford to ease restrictions, warning a spike in cases from Mother’s Day gatherings could breathe new life into the third wave.
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With so many little community events taking place in Hamilton, we have rounded up a few items to take note of this weekend.
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There’s an alarming discrepancy between what the federal Liberals think the budget will do for us and what the Parliament’s budget watchdog thinks.
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There’s an alarming discrepancy between what the federal Liberals think the budget will do for us and what the Parliament’s budget watchdog thinks.
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Getting all of Canada vaccinated against COVID-19 is a huge task, one that can seem overwhelming.
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Recipe sales decrease in Q1, partially offset by increase in e-commerce, catering
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Morning, afternoon and evening appointments are available to any resident over the age of 40.
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Martinrea rebounds with strong start to 2021 as Q1 profit surges 34.5 per cent
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More than one-third of the massive ridership drop that’s hit the TTC during COVID-19 is attributable to Toronto offices emptying out, and transit use will suffer long term as employers permanently switch to more flexible work arrangements, according to a new agency report.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Eileen de Villa has issued a new public health class order to education providers limiting in-person attendance of school-aged children across all education settings.
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Loonie climbs higher, S&P/TSX composite edges lower in early trading
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Travellers fined after allegedly presenting altered COVID-19 tests before flights
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Hamilton Police have made an arrest in the ongoing cemetery vandalism at Waterdown’s Union Cemetery.
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OpenText reports $91.5M profit in Q3, as company grows customer base
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Coroner role after strep-throat death of Indigenous child before Ontario's top court
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Spin Master Q1 revenue soars on higher sales of some toys and digital games
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Fifteen-year-old Isabella Brink-Read is making steady progress in her recovery. The Ancaster girl suffered life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a vehicle while skateboarding April 25.
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More groups eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments today
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Online art shopping, new fundraising efforts help support local artists
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Cineplex reports Q1 loss as majority of theatres remain closed of under restrictions
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Councillors are expected at their May 12 meeting to phase-in the fire service tax increase over the next two years.
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Const. Ian Milburn will appear in court on July 13
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The city’s largest outbreak is at Rebecca Towers, with 67 cases total
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George Hasler is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for an alleged breach of his statutory release.
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Coroner role after strep-throat death of Indigenous child before Ontario's top court
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Man charged with criminal negligence in fatal single-vehicle crash
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Two employees of a pet hospital in Whitby have been "dismissed" after filming and uploading an inappropriate video to TikTok.
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Politically sensitive 'Made in Israel' wine-labelling case sent back to food agency
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Magna reports Q1 profit more than doubles from year ago, sales up 18 per cereportsnt
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Hamilton’s public school board is changing how it rates the physical condition of a school by now including considerations like wheelchair accessibility and people’s perceptions of the building.
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The complainant in a criminal case involving McMaster University professor Scott Watter is sharing her story publicly for the first time. Watter’s law
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More groups eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments today
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Spin Master Q1 revenue soars on higher sales of some toys and digital games
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Loonie climbs higher, S&P/TSX composite edges lower in early trading
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The Lincoln Alexander Parkway will be closed for maintenance during the weekend of May 14.
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Hydro One to upgrade transformer station in Hamilton's west end this weekend
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Cineplex reports Q1 loss as majority of theatres remain closed of under restrictions
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Katie Cyr, owner of The Monarch Tea Co., is a finalist for the 1Awards competition for small businesses.
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The business at Highway 6 and Carlisle Road has been used as the backdrop for more than a dozen film shoots in the last eight years.
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Catherine Ferrar, owner of Our Kitchen Brantford Inc., is a finalist for the 1Awards competition for small businesses
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When you pick up your takeout during Ontario’s latest stay-at-home order, the worker handing you your food and cans of beer may be making less than minimum wage.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Increased sightings of the tiny insects have prompted Public Health Ontario to once again designate Hamilton an ‘estimated risk area’ for Lyme disease
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The order references gaps in infection prevention and control found in recent inspections of the home
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The reason, say police, is safety — theirs and the public’s. Still, Hamilton’s mayor would like to see everyone attending the illegal gatherings fined
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The 19 current and former officers dispute Ontario’s pandemic rules, claiming it amounts to ‘martial law’