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Cannabis company Aphria reports Q3 loss, revenue up from year ago mark
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Hamilton and area can expect more April showers with Environment Canada calling for rain to continue for a few days this week.
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Dave Tucker returns to McMaster after a three-year stint at the International Atomic Energy Agency
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Physical circulation plummeted more than 56 per cent, from about 5.3 million checkouts in 2019 to around 2.3 million in 2020
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Dundas native helped turn advertising/concert firm into $200 million giant
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The average price of a home in the Toronto region now tops the million-dollar mark. It’s also a whopping 22 per cent higher than a year ago, according to the latest data.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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As the pandemic enters a third wave, Toronto’s downtown office vacancies have hit a 13-year high of 9.1 per cent, according to a first quarter report from CBRE.
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Quebec reports 1,535 COVID-19 cases and five deaths as hospitalizations jump
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Tim Sauvé has few memories of the hours before he was wheeled into a Toronto operating room for a double-lung transplant.
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The Ontario government intends for schools to be open for in-person learning following the April break, Ontario Minister of Education Stephen Lecce confirmed in a letter issued to the province’s parents Sunday afternoon.
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The province’s announcement brings the total number of pharmacies allowed to administer vaccines in Hamilton to 53
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Fire in Sudbury, Ont., kills two, sends two more to hospital
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Traffic delays are expected in the area on the east Mountain as lane closures and restrictions are put in place on Rymal Road near the Hamilton SPCA.
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Parents look for spring break activities during Ontario's third stay-at-home order
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Gary Smith remembers Oscar, Golden Globe and nine-time Emmy winner, Cloris Leachman
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City reports one new outbreak at east-end bank, two outbreaks at schools declared over
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As Hamilton expands, Waterdown, Binbrook, Stoney Creek are paying more for fire service.
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Ontario is reporting another 4,456 COVID-19 cases and 21 more deaths, according to its latest report released Sunday morning.
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Increased office vacancies offer chance for growing companies to expand
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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BERLIN — The American author John Naisbitt, whose 1982 bestselling book “Megatrends” was published in dozens of countries, has died at 92, the Austrian news agency APA has reported.
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Staff at Kelly’s Residence have since been restricted to working in a single location.
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Two neighbourhoods — two vastly different vaccination rates.
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No winning ticket for Saturday's $20 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Migrant farm worker airport COVID-19 vaccine pilot starts today in Toronto
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Quebec reports 1,754 COVID-19 cases, 13 new deaths linked to virus
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It is the fourth time in the last six days the city has recorded more than 100 daily COVID-19 infections
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The seven-storey, 170-unit facility will make help make Ancaster's downtown core prosper, say developers.
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Ontario is reporting another 3,813 COVID-19 cases and 19 more deaths, according to its latest report released Saturday morning.
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Migrant farm worker airport COVID-19 vaccine pilot starts today in Toronto
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Amid a surge in COVID-19 cases across the province, Police Chief James Ramer is urging Toronto residents to abide by Ontario’s third stay-at-home order.
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Regulator suspends Ontario restaurant's liquor licence after anti-mask event
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To have hope for nursing homes, amid the pessimism of a pandemic, takes a contrarian spirit.
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WASHINGTON—As Canada’s national winter sport and, for many, a quasi-religious preoccupation, hockey has often played an important symbolic role for us: Roch Carrier’s picture book The Hockey Sweater capturing the country’s two solitudes, Paul Henderson’s 1972 goal as a galvanizing Cold War validation, the pond shinny on the back of the old $5 bill conjuring nostalgia for romanticized childhood winters, Sidney Crosby’s Golden Goal in Vancouver in 2010 as a joyful reassertion of identity on the world stage.
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Want to live in a house built by press baron who built an empire starting with The Spec?
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Dofasco fires up in 1912, with a different way of doing business
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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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Everything godawful aside (the death, the unemployment, the — I’ll stop), I think what a lot of Torontonians will remember down the road about life during COVID-19 was the walking.
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Will there be youth sports this summer or will it be another lost season? Scott Radley wonders.
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Thanks to Mayor Sanford Biggar, the hospital became one of Canada’s biggest tuberculosis centres
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Prince Philip was the colonel-in-chief of the Rileys — a role a he held for more than 40 years
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Regina Haggo: 1,200 paintings, sculptures, photographs, prints and ceramics on offer
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Canada and other countries have been largely focused on vaccines with names such as Moderna, Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson during recent months. But around the world, Chinese- and Russian-produced vaccines have been produced en masse to fight against the pandemic, and have been supplied not only to domestic populations, but widely to other countries as well.
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With live TV cameras rolling, the president of Indonesia calmly took a seat in front of a wall of large fronded plants and rolled up his sleeve as a health-care worker readied the syringe.
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Ontario’s hospitals are confronting a crisis point in the pandemic as the ongoing crush of COVID-19 patients threatens to outpace their ability to cope.
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Manslaughter trial hears from friend about what happened after stabbing
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The Steel Company of Canada was formed on June 8, 1910
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Being nice, tolerant, patient Canadians, we’ve collectively been bending over backwards to give those who are reluctant to step forward to get a vaccination against COVID-19 every benefit of the doubt.