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Essential workers in factories, construction, and manufacturing — sectors that have been hit hard by COVID-19 in the past year — remain ineligible for vaccination in Ontario based on their employment status alone.
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Doug Ford believes it’s never too late to say you’re sorry.
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Fifteen more COVID patients from GTA transferred to Hamilton’s hospitals in 24 hours
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Sabina Vohra-Miller wants to cry every time she thinks of the COVID-19 surge that’s devastating India — and fears Canada could face a similar scenario.
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Some Ontarians who thought they were next in line for a jab of the COVID-19 vaccine, because their neighbourhoods were identified by the province as vaccination hot spots, are discovering they might have to wait longer.
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Police say the man entered restaurant around 11 p.m. and ordered a drink before telling cashier he was armed with a knife
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Hate crimes jumped 51 per cent in part spurred by pandemic, Toronto police report
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Certain vitamins sold at Costco and Walmart might contain fragments of metal wire that could damage your digestive system, Health Canada said in a warning to shoppers.
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COVID-19 takes a big bite out of Highway 407 traffic, revenues and profits
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In an alarming new trend, people are dying at home from COVID-19 as the third wave of the pandemic increasingly fills hospitals with patients who are younger and sicker.
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OTTAWA—The Canadian government is banning all direct passenger flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days as COVID-19 makes a deadly resurgence in that region.
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The premier crying in front of his late mother’s poolhouse as the hospitals struggle to cope with his mistakes was a spectacle, but it was not the point. The premier is in self-isolation after exposure to a positive COVID case, and broke down talking about not being able to hold a parent’s hand as they die, and maybe that was part of the emotion. Maybe it really was the accumulated weight, but then, we are all carrying accumulated weight. Talk to an ICU nurse sometime. Mostly, Doug Ford didn’t look like he was up to the job.
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Quebec sets daily high for COVID-19 shots with AstraZeneca vaccine in demand
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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North American stock markets fall on report of near doubling of U.S. capital gains
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Premier Doug Ford must give essential workers a full-fledged, possibly permanent guarantee of paid sick days — not a “Band-Aid” solution that fails to protect their health through the pandemic and beyond.
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Ford to hold first news conference from self-isolation after possible COVID exposure
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The early bird gets the vaccine — maybe.
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St. Mike's sex assault trial set to resume, accused teen may testify
Upgrades coming to St. Peter’s Residence at Chedoke and Idlewyld Manor on the west Hamilton Mountain
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The sound of cranes and work crews will be buzzing at St. Peter’s Residence at Chedoke and Idlewyld Manor on the west Mountain by or before the end of September.
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As workplaces dominate Hamilton’s active COVID outbreaks, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is bringing in a provincial paid sick leave program.
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Verdict expected today in case of Toronto-area cop charged in corruption probe
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Mating season has arrived for these little traffic-stoppers and Stouffville Road in Richmond Hill is being closed intermittently overnight to allow them to get to breeding grounds.
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St. Mike's sex assault trial set to resume, accused teen may testify
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Toronto van attack victim Betty Forsyth remembered fondly three years after tragedy
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Guests: Kenyon Wallace and May Warren, Toronto Star reporters
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Supreme Court won't hear appeal in case of novelist acquitted on child porn charge
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The Tower Poetry Society is still going strong in this city — and attracting poetry submission from abroad as well — after 70 vibrant years, Jeff Maho
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We’ve been seeing regular outbursts of rage and frustration during the pandemic. You might be feeling it too. This last week was full of frustrating health news and new restrictions that are a flashpoint across social media. There are a lot of factors right now that contribute to us feeling more frustration and expressing this more readily toward others.
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"What legal authority are they providing to close the stairs," said Abby Deshman, of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
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Quebec sets daily high for COVID-19 shots with AstraZeneca vaccine in demand
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More than 30 hate incidents involved members of the Black community
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Drug-related driving offences saw an increase of 94 per cent compared to 2019, according to the latest figures from police.
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After months of public and political pressure, Ontario is developing a paid sick leave program to help ensure workers exposed to COVID-19 can stay home and still receive their wages. But what will that program look like?
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Green Venture looking for publicly accessible properties for demonstration project
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Variants account for half of current Six Nations cases
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Sexual assault allegations against a once-celebrated Hamilton chef have prompted some entrepreneurs in the local food scene to take a hard look at the
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J.D. Power says Canadians 'unimpressed' with their wireless service
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Ontario is reporting another 3,682 COVID-19 cases and 40 more deaths, the highest since Feb. 19, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.
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Ontario's chief medical officer Dr. David Williams has directed hospitals to immediately stop all non-emergency surgeries and procedures, due to the rising number of COVID-19-related hospitalizations and ICU admissions in the province.
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A previously confidential report is offering a glimpse into the unravelling relationships that led Hamilton public school board trustees to sanction Ward 5’s Carole Paikin Miller for a second time this year.
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Several Ontario gyms have recently reopened under an exception in the province’s lockdown regulations intended to serve people with disabilities — raising concerns that they are exploiting a legal loophole and creating a public health risk.
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From a virtual news conference while in self-isolation Thursday, Premier Doug Ford addressed the issue of paid sick days in Ontario while also apologizing for the latest lockdown measures.
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Quebec sets daily high for COVID-19 shots with AstraZeneca vaccine in demand
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Premier Doug Ford will hold a virtual news conference from his self-isolation at his late mother’s home at 9:45 a.m. Thursday.
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In the winter of 2000, the Canadian television star Jonathan Torrens broke his femur in a car crash. Torrens was 27. He had been an actor since high school. At the time of the crash, he was entering his fifth year as host of “Jonovision,” an after-school show for teens that combined talk-show style interviews with sketch comedy and musical guests, filmed with a live audience. “Jonovision” was fun and weird and full of random delights; in one skit, Torrens played all five members of a boy band singing a power ballad in a music video.
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Dr. Suneel Upadhye, a chronic pain and emergency medicine physician who doubles as a McMaster University professor, was barred from practice for four
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Ford to hold first news conference from self-isolation after possible COVID exposure
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Spring freezes are not unprecedented, but one farmer said the wintry scene that greeted him in the fields on Wednesday was a first
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Hamilton doctors describe facing a threat like never before as COVID fills ICUs — and the anguish of caring for younger patients on life support