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Chedoke Redevelopment Corp. is proposing 211 condos on Sanatorium Road, along with redeveloping the "Southam" building.
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BMO found AI, climate change and diversity opportunities in pandemic: CEO
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Ontarians are becoming more and more open to COVID-19 vaccines, a new poll suggests.
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Public health and school board directors are meeting Wednesday afternoon.
'Demanding a large quantity of cash'; Police ask for help identifying Waterdown bank robbery suspect
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Hamilton Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identify a suspect in the Dec. 23 robbery at the Royal Bank in Waterdown.
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Premier Doug Ford is expected to make the announcement at an afternoon news conference.
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NewsAlert: Ontario to issue four-week stay-at-home order starting Thursday: sources
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S&P/TSX composite climbs higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Ontario is reporting another 3,215 COVID-19 cases and 17 more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
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CME calls for vaccines for essential workers in the manufacturing sector
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S&P/TSX composite climbs higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Over the past two months, Hamilton restaurant owners have gone from being allowed 10 diners indoors to 50 per cent capacity, to outdoor dining only, t
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Jodi Davies’ children Teah and Caleb both suffered from rare disorder, Schwart-Jampel syndrome, that made life a real challenge but they all made the
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For the past 20 years, Ann Fitzpatrick and her husband, John Gill, have always had a house full of dogs.
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Councillors back pursuit of heritage status for vacant St. Giles amid push by heritage advocates
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A look at Hamilton home sale prices in March.
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The new downtown store also offers custom clothing and clothing alterations.
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As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues, several Flamborough residents have been able to get vaccinated — but the process has not always been smooth.
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At 8.66 per cent, L9K grabs the city’s largest share of tests coming back positive
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When Spectator columnist Susan Clairmont wrote about allegations of sexual misconduct, the floodgates opened with women sharing their own experiences
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Four months into a pilot, the controversial cameras are slowing traffic — and generating thousands of tickets — in speeding hot spots
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The 63-year-old died from liver cancer April 2. He had $33,255 in unpaid fines that had accumulated over the years.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The Hospital for Sick Children is preparing to accept critically ill adults with COVID-19, a “watershed moment” that highlights the precariousness of Ontario’s hospital system as it strains under the third-wave surge of patients needing intensive care.
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Neighbourhoods in Toronto and Peel hardest hit by COVID-19, including those home to thousands of at-risk essential workers, are among the areas within those regions with the lowest rates of vaccination, new data shows.
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Hamilton Health Sciences CEO says coming weeks ‘daunting’ as ICU doctor’s voice breaks as he describes the strain.
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Investigators believe the man from surveillance footage would have been able to ‘directly observe’ when 19-year-old Ali Mohummad was fatally stabbed
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There are also four voluntary asymptomatic testing clinics being held for Hamilton students this week.
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The “freedom loving” province is bringing back restrictions as premier warns a new spike in cases is set to outpace vaccinations.
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WASHINGTON—Last week, we drove deep into Trump country to get vaccinated against COVID-19. That’s where the shots are available.
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Quebec urges health authorities to act quickly against COVID-19 rule-breakers
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Doug Ford looked panicked, and hopefully he is. Hopefully the premier and his cabinet and everyone associated with the decision-making in this government are now panicking, and the result Wednesday is a logical end point of their reckless, destructive choices. Because while that would likely just be benighted, pitiful self-interest by people who are realizing everybody is angry at them now, it might — just might — mean this government understands what’s happening, right now.
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Doug Ford looked panicked, and hopefully he is. Hopefully the premier and his cabinet and everyone associated with the decision-making in this government are now panicking, and the result Wednesday is a logical end point of their reckless, destructive choices. Because while that would likely just be benighted, pitiful self-interest by people who are realizing everybody is angry at them now, it might — just might — mean this government understands what’s happening, right now.
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ARLINGTON—Bodies slick with sweat in the night heat as the music thumps. Intertwining in the shadows or dancing in the open. Shoulder to shoulder at the bar.
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ARLINGTON – Bodies slick with sweat in the night heat as the music thumps. Intertwining in the shadows or dancing in the open. Shoulder to shoulder at the bar.
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Haldimand-Norfolk school boards to offer asymptomatic testing at 13 schools
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OTTAWA — Amid a rising third wave of COVID-19 and public frustration with a slow vaccine rollout in Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dampened expectations that the Canada-U.S. border would reopen anytime soon for travel despite rising vaccination coverage in the U.S.
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Health unit to run dedicated clinic this weekend for workers out of quarantine
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In a season defined by uncertainty we can be certain of two things, neither of them comforting (sorry).
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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The burns, held by the RBG every three to four years, help to curtail the growth of several non-native invasive species while allowing natural grasses
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The new cases come just days after a handful of cases were confirmed in Loblaw stores across the city.
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Hamilton police are looking for a male in his early 20s who might have information that can help them in their probe of the July 19, 2020 fatal stabbing of Ali Mohammad.
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Energy and base metals help lift TSX in early trading, U.S. markets down
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'The boy was racially profiled': family seeks help after police mistakenly swarm teen
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Academics, business groups testify Rogers shouldn't be allowed to buy Freedom Mobile
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Ontario long-term care ministry asks homes to work on increasing staff vaccine uptake
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A Hamilton Conservation Authority plan to let developers bulldoze some wetlands and other natural features if they recreate them elsewhere is dividing its own directors even before the city and public get their say on a staff discussion paper.
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Schools in Peel Region move classes online for two weeks starting today
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Canada's Q1 downtown office vacancy rate rises to 14.3%, 4th straight gain