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It’s been a bumpy road for one of the leading COVID-19 vaccines.
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Health minister monitoring hospital capacity as COVID-19 third wave hits Quebec
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Collision occurred when exiting McDonalds parking lot: Police
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Stricter public health measures in two Ontario regions as vaccine push continues
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Securities regulators publish guidance for crypto asset trading platforms
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Teenage Head, Killjoys drummer is in stable conditon on a ventilator
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Stricter public health measures in two Ontario regions as vaccine push continues
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As of March 29, Ontarians 70 years old and up can book COVID-19 vaccines in 11 additional public health units.
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MPs set to scrutinize Rogers takeover of Shaw in virtual hearings
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Band members 18 years old and over are eligible to book appointments
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48North Cannabis lays off 20% of staff, cuts outdoor growing facility
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An open letter detailing an incident of racial profiling in Waterdown in late March has sparked community outrage after residents shared photos of the unsigned letter on social media.
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News Corp. buys Houghton Mifflin Harcourt books division
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In inclusivity push, workers reject prods to allow mispronounced or 'whitened' names
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North American stock markets down in early trading to start the week
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Following a series of graffiti and vandalism incidents — including damage to gravestones — at Union Cemetery in Waterdown, the City of Hamilton and Hamilton Police Services have increased security and patrols of the site.
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Pandemic-inspired creativity led Waterdown’s Erin Montgomery and Alanna Sanford to co-author a children’s book celebrating single parent families.
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With mammoth rollercoasters looming in the background, some 400 people are expected to be vaccinated today with the opening of the Greater Toronto Area’s first drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Canada’s Wonderland.
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Police continue search for three-year-old reported missing in Kingston, Ont., area
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Stricter public health measures in two Ontario regions as vaccine push continues
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MPs set to scrutinize Rogers takeover of Shaw in virtual hearings
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North American stock markets down in early trading to start the week
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Appointments can be booked by phone or online through a provincial portal.
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MPs set to scrutinize Rogers takeover of Shaw in virtual hearings
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Group lobbies city council with eye to designation, writes Susan Clairmont
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Family run eatery known for substantial meals at low prices
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‘The community does not want to lose this building,’ Sarah Sheehan tells heritage committee
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Amid the pandemic battle came a Christmas-time diagnosis, and now a race against time for a donor
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From pitching tents to create an outdoor gym, to expanding dining patios, “frustrated” Hamilton business owners are paring back operations to abide lo
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But owners — and a former mayor — say Sandbox Sports at Confederation Park is being treated harshly at a time COVID has bludgeoned the business
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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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OTTAWA—As the pandemic clock ticked over into its second year, the federal Liberal government claimed it had responded quickly and nimbly to the COVID-19 global disaster.
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Ontario reports 2,448 new cases of COVID-19, 10 deaths and 64,950 vaccinations
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The city is moving into the grey zone Monday, but the rules are not the same as last time.
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Professional physicians order asks Quebec to rethink easing health measures
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Two new mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics are set to open Monday, after a weekend in which city officials pleaded for eligible residents to fill thousands of open booking slots.
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Toronto plans to open two new mass COVID-19 vaccination clinics on Monday, after a weekend in which city officials pleaded for eligible residents to fill thousands of open booking slots.
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Woman kidnapped after incident with officers, Peel regional police say
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City offers “some relief” to struggling eateries
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"I am desperately looking forward to a September Supercrawl," said Mayor Eisenberger.
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Toronto mayor urging those aged 70 and older to get vaccinated, many spots unfilled
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Man, 45, arrested after traffic stop.
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Ontario is reporting another 2,448 COVID-19 cases and 19 more deaths, according to its latest report released Sunday morning.
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Driver ran from crash on Limeridge Road East
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Police arrest 38-year-old suspect.
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Path out of pandemic isn't straightforward, but hope lies ahead: experts
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Hamilton's monument builders say if city is allowed to sell markers, they will have to close their businesses.
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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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Last year, the owner of a Toronto-based grocer says the staff’s biggest concern was dealing with customers panic buying and empty store shelves. He didn’t expect as the COVID-19 pandemic dragged on he’d have to deal with his staff being filmed and being sued by people who didn’t want to wear masks.