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The pastor’s comments come as public health investigates complaints that Kingdom Worship Centre recently held an indoor service with dozens of people
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Some confusion is no doubt inevitable as we continue the long, wearisome fight against COVID-19.
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Prior to pandemic restrictions that placed a cap on wedding sizes, some people sought out a small wedding by choice. Toronto Micro Weddings has catered to that set since 2019, offering affordable weddings that require minimal planning on the couple’s part.
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More Toronto schools will soon be offering take-home COVID-19 tests to students, staff and families to help boost testing numbers and quickly identify cases, adding another tool to catch the virus before it spreads.
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No winning ticket for Saturday's $6.5 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Lotto 649 winning numbers for Saturday, Mar. 27, 2021
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Toronto doctors are warning that rising COVID-19 cases in Ontario are putting hospitals in a precarious situation, and that the number of patients in intensive care may soon eclipse the pandemic high seen in January.
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Ex-colleague of Ontario doctor Brian Nadler 'shocked' to learn of murder charge
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Man who killed Ontario officer had arsenal of guns and bombs, SIU probe finds
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City reports 171 new cases, with four new deaths. Active cases surge over 800.
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Lawyer Bruno Uggenti first announced he would try again and seek the Liberal nomination.
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Quebec surpasses 1,000 new daily COVID-19 cases for first time since mid-February
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Toronto residents aged 70 and older will be able to book COVID-19 vaccine today
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The city is expected to create a special enforcement area for Tiffany Falls and Sherman Falls that will see $250 fines for illegal parking.
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VICTORIA—Pippa Turney would be lying if she said she didn’t appreciate the peace and quiet that came last spring and summer with the total absence of cruise ships.
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Parents of young children and all their sympathizers — take heart. Child care is having a moment.
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Parents of young children and all their sympathizers — take heart. Child care is having a moment.
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A planned LRT 2.0 has no confirmed route, funding or council approval yet — but the province is proposing to fast-track construction if it ever happen
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162 cavalry members and 15 police officers charged into crowd
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Victorian Order of Nurses Hamilton alumni came up with a way to express appreciation for current workers and volunteers dealing with COVID, writes Jef
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Dr. Elizabeth Bagshaw opened the Hamilton Birth Control Clinic in 1932
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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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After committee of adjustment session in February was marred by technical glitches, councillor wins support of her colleagues to support residents who
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Regina Haggo: Lyrics of the Land by Sue Archibald and Laurie Wonfor Nolan
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Open air theatre opens in 1903
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Canada’s Supreme Court has made a supreme fool of Doug Ford — and everyone he fooled into voting for his phoney war against carbon pricing.
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The trendy neighbourhood is growing rapidly
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger broke $230,000 including Alectra Utilities board pay
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Prairie ticket holder wins $15 million Lotto Max jackpot
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The latest news on COVID 19 developments in Canada for March 26, 2021
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Putting communal tables in your lunchroom may be your best post-pandemic recruitment and retention strategy, writes Jay Robb
Mother and child not seen for week and a half before bodies discovered in central Hamilton apartment
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‘It’s a very sad situation,’ said Hamilton police Det. Sgt. Peter Thom
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Two others taken to hospital with minor injuries.
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Haldimand-Norfolk’s top doc has petitioned Trudeau government to take over quarantine program, vaccination of migrant workers
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Please get outside. Get outside for a walk, a run, a backyard chat, as long as it stays in the backyard. If it rains, grab an umbrella; if it’s cold, layer up. Get outside, and don’t spend time inside unmasked with anyone outside your house. Have fun out there.
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Staring at a lineup of undocumented workers waiting for their COVID-19 vaccines at his clinic on Wednesday, Dr. Paul Caulford still wasn’t sure his plan would work.
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Hamilton public health declared outbreaks at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic Elementary School and St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Elementary School
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Experts urge prudence after data shows variants will be dominant in Quebec by April
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Doctor charged with murder as police investigate hospital deaths
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Ontario reports 2,169 new cases of COVID-19, 12 deaths and nearly 83,000 vaccinations
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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A Waterdown District High School (WDHS) student has tested positive for COVID-19.
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The Hamilton Coalition To Stop The War and several Yemeni Canadians joined a car cavalcade through the city on March 25, urging the government of Canada to end arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Base metals and energy help lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Hamilton’s public school board plans use an integrity commissioner for formal inquiries into allegations of serious trustee misconduct that could lead to sanctions.
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Four people associated with Greensville Elementary School have now tested positive for COVID-19 in the past two weeks, after a student tested positive March 26.
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Commission reverses previous opinion and calls for bylaw to comply with provincial rules
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In a typical year, springtime business is brisk at Blue Leaf Cleaners, with customers dropping off workplace attire, formal dresses and tuxedos for dry cleaning.
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Toronto residents aged 70 and older will be able to book COVID-19 vaccines