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High Park’s cherry trees will once again be behind barricades later this month — and available on a 24-hour livestream — as the city looks to deter the crowds that typically flock to the park to see the fragile blossoms.
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A McMaster lab has taken on the role as the only facility in Canada that is testing and diagnosing for rare events of blood clotting induced by COVID-
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‘We absolutely plan to move forward with the recording and broadcast of our six remaining concerts in the 2020-2021 season,” said Kim Varian.
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Quebec government criticized over communication on outdoor face mask rule
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Aphria shareholders vote in favour of merger, Tilray shareholders to vote tomorrow
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Premier Doug Ford should not dictate Ontario’s vaccine policies or run the provincial rollout himself. But it shouldn’t be too much to expect that he understands what’s happening.
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North American stock markets up in early trading, price of oil climbs higher
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Areas around Summer’s Lane, across from Hamilton City Hall, were done up Tuesday to look like Gotham City which is the setting of the superhero show ‘
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Repairing trust in police will take time, work, advocates say after review
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Well, it was fun while it lasted.
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Scarborough Health Network closes two clinics due to COVID-19 vaccine shortage
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A Federal Reserve survey has found that the economy was rebounding in late February through early April, helped by billions of dollars in a new round of stimulus payments and the stepped-up rollout of coronavirus vaccines.
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TRREB to drop 'master' bedroom term, replace with 'primary' in coming months
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More than 70,000 Quebec teachers stage early-morning strike over contract dispute
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Fed survey: Economy rebounding, helped by stimulus, vaccines
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Quebec government criticized over communication on outdoor face mask rule
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Cogeco CEO eager to learn outcome of CRTC review of mobile wireless industry
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The variant, first identified in Brazil, is considered more spreadable and possibly more dangerous to young people.
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Scarborough Health Network closes two clinics due to COVID-19 vaccine shortage
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The Ancaster resident, who was the Ticats' broadcaster, passed away in 2018 at age 79.
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Meanwhile, Hamilton’s public board said its program to put menstrual products in schools was delayed amid the pandemic.
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Power went out for almost 200 residents in two separate parts of Hamilton Wednesday.
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Power went out for almost 200 residents in two separate parts of Hamilton Wednesday.
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Hamilton’s public school board is planning to shift remote-learning classrooms for elementary students to individual schools in September should the province direct it to continue offering the online option for the next school year.
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Every now and then, the Government of Ontario reports a spike in daily new COVID-19 cases and attributes the surge to a data catch-up following a previous lag in reporting.
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The public can expect a police presence in the area of Diana Avenue Wednesday.
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Hospitalizations up as Quebec reports 1,559 COVID-19 cases, seven deaths
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A resident of Haldimand-Norfolk and a Six Nations band member died of COVID-19 earlier this week
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The charge relates to an alleged on-duty incident in November 2020.
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North American stock markets up in early trading, price of oil climbs higher
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Residents are invited to join a community spring clean-up project in Ward 14 parks, running from April 20 to May 1.
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In theory, it’s never been easier to get a COVID-19 vaccine in Toronto: the city has more clinics, more shots and more appointment slots than ever before.
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TRREB to drop 'master' bedroom term, replace with 'primary' in coming months
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Dr. Ken Duckworth writing mental health guide, due in 2022
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ATS Automation Tooling Systems buying U.S. company BioDot for $106 million
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North American stock markets up in early trading, price of oil climbs higher
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Corrective to April 8, April 9 on COVID-19 in Ontario
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COVID-19 stay-at-home order takes effect across Ontario today
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McMaster grad and philanthropist Lynton (Red) Wilson has donated $5 million to a three-year research project aimed at studying Canada’s future.
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Ottawa is providing $525.2 million to help Ontario schools cover COVID-19 costs such as improving ventilation or boosting broadband — with the provincial government pitching in an additional $131.3 million.
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Bagels, croissants, doughnuts and bread. Here’s a roundup of 10 local bakeries to delight your senses.
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“It’s going to take a few days to sink in,” said Jack Demerjian
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As the province goes through its first week of the stay-at-home order, Flamborough business owners are once again feeling frustrated.
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Special needs educators are eligible for the vaccine, but the union says most can’t get appointments until May.
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‘The next thing I remember the knife was in his chest and we both just froze there,’ said Dawson Farr
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There are still no updates on when Hamilton can open a mass vaccination clinic at Rosedale Arena, which was set to open early April
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Documents obtained by The Spectator confirm the name of the team behind the outbreak. They do not make clear why public health remains adamant the tea
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A floating multicoloured mass in the marsh prompted paddlers to flee and residents to report a possible sewage spill Tuesday.