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On the heels of the announcement that police will have heightened powers for the duration of the stay-at-home order, some area police services are saying they won’t use them.
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Ontarians waking up to tough new pandemic restrictions
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Ontarians waking up to tough new pandemic restrictions
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Testing at the facility stopped on Saturday while the Hamilton Fire Department investigate.
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The Ontario Fire Marshall’s office is probing an explosion that destroyed at home at 279 Bonaventure Drive on the west Mountain.
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The current employment picture across Canada is a mix of the good, the bad and the ugly. While the overall pace of job creation is picking up, the pandemic continues to hammer service-oriented sectors such as retail, travel and hospitality.
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The current employment picture across Canada is a mix of the good, the bad and the ugly. While the overall pace of job creation is picking up, the pandemic continues to hammer service-oriented sectors such as retail, travel and hospitality.
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All appointments for April 17 have been cancelled at the St. Joe’s Mountain COVID-19 testing centre at Mohawk College have been cancelled following a suspicious overnight fire at the Fennell campus facility.
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All appointments for April 17 have been cancelled at the St. Joe’s Mountain COVID-19 testing centre at Mohawk College have been cancelled following a suspicious overnight fire at the Fennell campus facility.
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There has been no announcement yet, but a letter from CMHC confirms CityHousing Hamilton is eligible for tens of millions of dollars in loans and gran
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Dr. Alfred Pain, 24, was one of 1,523 to die when the Titanic sank
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This pleasant spring has been a blessing. Warm sun, beautiful days: it lifts the spirits. Last year at this time was so different. In my memory it was perpetually overcast, damp, cold and dark well into May. The darkest of dark and terrifying early few months of the pandemic.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Queen Mary unveils monument to the Battle of Stoney Creek, from London
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No, we can’t vaccinate ourselves out of the COVID-19 surge anytime soon.
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The federal and provincial governments announced nearly $100 million to install heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems and update fire spri
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Two monstrous mounds impose over a scraggly line.
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The missing human connection is one of the things Jonathan Lee finds hardest about working as a paramedic during COVID-19.
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The university’s statement of defence argues the action should be dismissed
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Prevec’s drawing style is concise. A few lines stand for a lot. But being concise is never easy, writes Regina Haggo.
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Hamilton public health is working with school boards to ‘ensure the operation of special education programs in as safe a way as possible’
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Vandals have struck again at Waterdown’s Union Cemetery.
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Peter was Jennifer Kay Jensen’s love from the age of 16. Their married life began right after college — eating canned clams on toast for dinner to save money — and wound up with a successful real-estate business built from the ground-up, three successful adult children, and plans for early retirement, splitting their time between Maryland and Florida.
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Ontario could announce new restrictions today to curb surging COVID-19 rates
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The doctors and nurses and respiratory therapists watched Doug Ford’s press conference from the respirology ward at Brampton Civic Hospital. Brampton Civic is one of the hardest hit COVID-19 hospitals in the country: every day the ICU and the wards fill up, and doctors transfers patients anywhere they can find a bed, and then they do it all again. When the system starts to collapse, people think Brampton Civic will be the first hospital to fall.
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A poll commissioned by Canada’s largest private-sector union has found that a large majority of Ontarians support legislated paid sick days for workers in the province.
‘Infuriating’ new COVID-19 measures ignore science table advice on stricter lockdown, paid sick days
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The workplaces hardest hit by COVID-19 outbreaks remain untouched by new provincial measures that also fail to provide paid sick days for low-income workers most likely to contract the virus.
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There will be no instruction for all elementary — and public board secondary — students on Monday
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In a move that been called a “Black Friday of rights slashing” by a civil liberties group, the Ontario government has given police the power to randomly stop vehicles to ask about an individual’s reasons for leaving their home.
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Look closely and you’ll see ‘a little old lady from Ancaster’ sitting among the celebs at Blue Jays’ home games, writes Scott Radley.
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The sweeping measures came as the province’s external COVID-19 Science Advisory Table delivered sobering projections Friday
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Premier Doug Ford has ordered random police checks for motorists, closed playgrounds and golf courses, and put checkpoints at the Quebec and Manitoba borders under Ontario’s latest COVID-19 restrictions.
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Just eight days after the provincial government’s stay-at-home order took effect, Premier Doug Ford has announced additional restrictions to further clamp down on non-essential activity.
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Quebec sets new records for number of daily COVID-19 vaccinations
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A Calgary doctor helping with Canada’s first major workplace vaccination clinic at an Alberta meat-packing plant hopes it can serve as a blueprint for large employers nationwide, as provinces grapple with surging case counts due to the spread of highly transmissible COVID-19 variants.
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Here are some things you can still do outside of your home, along with a few things you can't.
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Police believe there are other victims
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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As Huf Gym in Mississauga stays open in defiance of the provincial lockdown for a fourth straight day, a video of a maskless Peel Sergeant at the site was tweeted on Friday afternoon by Global journalist, Sean O’Shea.
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John Mathew wanted to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Ontario could announce new restrictions today to curb surging COVID-19 rates
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People with health conditions considered ‘highest-risk’ and their caregivers can phone the Ontario call centre to book their vaccines
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If there is a significant breach of the employment contract, the courts expect an employee to act quickly and take the position they have been constru
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Here are some common circumstances that are statistically more likely to put Canadians at risk of developing blood clots than taking the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
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544 Governor's Rd. zoning bylaw permits retirement home use
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Investigators continue to canvass the Diana Avenue neighbourhood for witnesses and surveillance footage