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The provincial government is facing a new legal challenge under the Charter of Rights that claims the vaccine rollout is resulting in many vulnerable people falling through the cracks.
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‘We are working with the province to load more appointments going forward into the system and those should be available over the next couple of days,”
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A new study examining the patchwork of policies and vastly different approaches in how provinces and territories responded to the pandemic offers lessons in how Canada could have seen better outcomes with greater collaboration.
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A new study examining the patchwork of policies and vastly different approaches in how provinces and territories responded to the pandemic offers lessons in how Canada could have seen better outcomes with greater collaboration.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Maria Pearson says she continues to support rezoning a vacant city lot near Fifty Point in Winona to potentially allow a 9-storey residential building despite the plan’s hostile reception from neighbours.
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Quebec extends vaccines to 60-plus in Montreal as pharmacies join inoculation effort
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Easy-money loan deals appeal to consumers in dire straits for cash, an online meeting Tuesday will discuss this ‘predatory lending’ that can lock vuln
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Ontarians 75 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccines online
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Toronto Public Library staff plan to call 35,000 seniors to help sign them up for their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as the city’s drive to immunize focuses on reaching out to its older residents.
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Ontario is defending lower vaccination levels on weekends and allowing more people to eat inside restaurants in areas no longer under lockdown orders as new cases of COVID-19 rose by almost 20 per cent in the last week.
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‘This is change with the citizens in Hamilton in mind and not about taking power away,’ Dr. Kassia Johnson says.
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As Ontario finance minister Peter Bethlenfalvy gets set to present his first budget Wednesday, he faces a delicate balancing act, one that’s being played out by governments across the country.
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Oshawa, Ont., rowhouse fire leaves four people unaccounted for
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Police not yet commenting on circumstances or charges
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Six bids came in under the project's budget
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Health unit says 27 cases of variants of concern found in the region
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Hamilton public health lists outbreaks at Dr. J.E. Davey, Mountview and Greensville elementary schools as being linked to COVID-19 variants of concern
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Sandy Hawley to appear before House of Commons Committee on Justice and Human Rights
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With a view to boosting economic activity in the province, some of Ontario’s largest employers are contributing to vaccination efforts by hosting public clinics and donating time and money while others promote vaccine safety to their employees and offer paid time off to workers getting the shots.
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Canadian news outlets close physical offices, codifying remote work
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Warning comes as the province loosens the restrictions around dining indoors in Hamilton restaurants
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Ontarians 75 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccines online
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Injunction against quarantine hotel policy denied, constitutional hearing to go ahead
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No permission required by city for property use by film production companies
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For the folks at Today’s Family Early Learning and Child Care Centre on the west Mountain it has always been about caring.
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Ontarians 75 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccines online
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Enforcement of OMB order may require filing at Superior Court of Justice
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford providing an update on the status of government's response to COVID-19
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Outdoor dining now permitted across Ontario as province relaxes rules, patios open up
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Police called for street racing, speeding, erratic driving all over city
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Outdoor dining now permitted across Ontario as province relaxes rules, patios open up
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Hamilton public school trustees are resisting a staff proposal to renovate rather than rebuild gyms at four elementary schools — including Billy Green in upper Stoney Creek — because the province won’t allow the long-promised expansions.
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Brookfield Asset Management hires Calin Rovinescu as a senior adviser
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Flashbacks: A missing plaque and a found letter
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Ontarians 75 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccines online
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Quebec extends vaccines to 60-plus in Montreal as pharmacies join inoculation effort
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Three new COVID-19 cases were reported at three Flamborough schools on Sunday, March 21.
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The sun was shining and there were happy faces on the patio at Ye Olde Squire on Upper James on March 17, St. Patrick’s Day.
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Cari Gangaram said her virtual program is intended to make fitness empowering for women of all body sizes, based on her own health journey.
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Prince Harry gives advice to grieving children in new book
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Aimia swaps stake in Biglife loyalty program for $31.2M worth of AirAsia shares
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Janet and Mike Parker hope the vaccine is ‘the answer’ to getting out of the pandemic.
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She told Gary Smith in 2003: ‘These songs, these stories are my life. I’ve gotta let them out. If I don’t, I’ll explode.’
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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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There’s a new option for rural Flamborough residents frustrated by unreliable — or even unavailable — internet service. Hamilton-based internet service provider (ISP) Grassroots Technology is working to bring better connectivity to some of the most poorly served parts of the district — and is coming up with some customized solutions in the process.
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Rescued in daring U.S. airborne operation called one for ‘all ages and armies’
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Tom Jackson is also asking city staff conduct an audit on the intersection of Upper Gage Avenue and Mohawk Road East