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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie edges lower
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Staff up now, or stay lean and wait? Hospitality sector faces dilemma amid third wave
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Dr. Anas Al-Kassem, chief of surgery at Norfolk General and West Haldimand General hospitals, was faced with limited ICU resources on a medical aid mi
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Amy Coney Barrett has book deal with conservative imprint
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Expect a messy commute Wednesday as a spring storm is expected to bring five to 10 centimetres of snow to Hamilton overnight.
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A downtown pharmacy scored COVID-19 vaccines and the Woolcott Team of Re/Max Escarpment Realty has moved onto James Street North
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Unless council reverses the 6-4 committee vote next week, the controversial debate will be buried until after the next municipal election.
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Dawson Farr said teens pointed gun during drug robbery
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Master agreement for $400-million project was supposed to be done by the end of 2020. But both sides say it’s getting close, Scott Radley writes.
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Pandemic safety restrictions — and a potential million-dollar deficit — prompt the city to keep the lakefront attraction closed for a second straight
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From warehouse workers to Uber drivers, essential workers working in fear as they wait for their opportunity to be vaccinated
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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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Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives ignored recommendations from the province’s top scientific advisers that several postal codes with a high risk of COVID-19 infection be included in the government’s 114 vaccination “hot spots.”
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I am not a robot. I can say that with a lot of confidence because I have spent a considerable amount of time over the last week proving it.
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The wrong people are in charge. That is the lesson of this chaotic, stupid, childlike weekend in Ontario, and of these last three weeks, and beyond. This government fed the province’s most vulnerable people to this ravenous COVID-19 third wave until it grew out of control. That was a choice.
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Ontario long-term care homes will be funded in full through the end of the summer regardless of how many residents they have or how badly they were hit by COVID-19, after the provincial government quietly extended an occupancy agreement due to expire at the end of March.
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VANCOUVER—Days after the Ontario government reversed course over allowing police officers to stop people to request their home addresses, B.C. said Monday it will restrict non-essential travel of British Columbians outside their own provincial health regions.
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As cases surge, city is on track for worst-case scenario with peak predicted at start of May
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Nebiyu Myers was found shot inside a home in the area of Alfred and Wellington streets just after 1 p.m. Saturday
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Toronto tennis courts, soccer fields, basketball courts and golf courses are being closed to comply with a provincial order issued Friday, while the city’s top doctor called on Premier Doug Ford on Monday to provide workers with paid sick leave to help address the issue of COVID-19 transmission in the workplace.
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The chaos of COVID-19 has infected Ontario.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — New York's comptroller has asked the state attorney general's office to launch a potential criminal investigation into whether the governor used state resources to write and promote his book on leadership in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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On Monday morning, Shefali Patel, a technician at Morelli’s Pharmacy in downtown Toronto, had to reboot the pharmacy’s online vaccine booking system. People digitally clamouring for appointments crashed it. That’s never happened before.
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The popular water park is expected to lose about $300,000 in 2021 even though it will be closed.
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City warns it will also fine at playgrounds if no masks or physical distancing
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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The pandemic marriage of convenience between Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives and Justin Trudeau’s Liberals may not be over, but the honeymoon is ending.
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The federal government has extended several support programs for Canadians facing unemployment and loss of income during the pandemic, including extending temporary changes to Employment Insurance.
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Federal budget 2021: Ottawa proposes luxury tax on pricey cars, boats, planes
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Not everyone’s delighted, but the negative buzz surrounding the Attic Pizza Parlour’s conversion of its former dining area into a pot shop seems to have eased now that it’s been open for nearly four months.
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North American stock markets down in early trading to start the week
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Ontario students return to virtual classrooms today due to surging COVID-19 cases
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Quebec's top doctor says province to expand eligibility for AstraZeneca vaccine today
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Possible recommendations for further excavation will follow analysis of artifacts
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Ontario police forces to focus on education rather than enforcement of new powers
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Six new school outbreaks were declared
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Hamilton police say the investigation is ongoing.
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OTTAWA—The Liberal government is betting big on economic growth to cover the significant costs of COVID-19 emergency spending and billions in federal stimulus spending.
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Statements come during a weekend of announcements, backtracking and confusion
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What you need to know about getting an AstraZeneca vaccine in Ontario
Canada's Labour Minister Filomena Tassi asks if employees should have right to disconnect from work?
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The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the changing nature of work and whether government benefits need to be reformed.
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A short stretch of Queenston Road in Stoney Creek is poised to get a second pot shop — a venture its next door neighbour welcomes.
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Ontario students return to virtual classrooms today due to surging COVID-19 cases
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North American stock markets down in early trading to start the week
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During National Volunteer Week, Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) Hamilton recognizes the efforts of its many volunteers, who continue to provide essential services to clients during the pandemic.
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Remembering downtown before the knockdown, the massive urban renewal project that radically transformed the core, writes Mark McNeil.
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Hamilton police and the Ontario Fire Marshall’s Office are investigating an explosion that destroyed a home at 279 Bonaventure Dr. on the west Mountain.
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Beginning Tuesday, residents born in 1981 or earlier can get their shot at a participating pharmacy
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Ancaster Community Services, (ACS) is celebrating National Volunteer Week by giving the community an inside look at the dedicated volunteers who are the power behind their programs.
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Ontario students return to virtual classrooms today due to surging COVID-19 cases