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The city has now submitted a dredging plan for Chedoke Creek and a list of cleanup options for Cootes Paradise. But major work is ‘unlikely’ this year
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From scholarships and bursaries to park enhancements and upgrades, local service clubs have been leaving their mark on the community for years. Some of their contributions, projects and initiatives are plotted on the map below.
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The Cabinet of Curiosities offers the most unusual shopping experience in the city. Maybe in all of Canada, writes Scott Radley.
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Project is part of a provincially funded experiment to see if sewage samples can be an early warning sign for outbreaks of COVID — or other viral illn
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Municipality’s insurer has hired law firm to defend it against $75-million lawsuit
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In late January, when Angela Birch clocked in at the long-term-care home where she’s worked for two decades, she found herself surrounded by unfamiliar faces.
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The Greater Toronto Area, home to the most expensive child care in the country, also saw the steepest declines in child care enrolment during the pandemic’s first wave, according to a new report.
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Five-year-old Tatianna Cuevas left for a trip with her father on July 29, 2018. Now there is a global police alert for the pair.
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The year-long study will seek to understand how well vaccination works in long-term care residents and which facilities features may be directly linke
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Flamborough’s uniquely symbiotic nature offers the perfect breeding ground for service clubs to thrive. Among their ranks are local businesspeople who have done a seamless job ensuring collaboration between their clubs and their business in an effort to help the community reach its fullest potential.
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Ancaster's business and community organizers step up during food drive's first virtual event.
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I didn’t want to write about this, but then I didn’t really want to write about any of this, and here we are. Yes, the provincial government singled me out in an email blast to its supporters Monday night, and there are problems in that. There is no way to write this without making it seem like grandstanding, so to be clear: I’m fine, I’m not worried, I’ve received a total of 10 angry emails about it. The uptake doesn’t seem to have been great.
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‘Muddled’ information on how one of Hamilton’s highest priority groups gets COVID vaccine
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Three mass COVID-19 immunization clinics opening today in Toronto
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Migrant worker advocates critical of new quarantine rules ahead of growing season
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With the recent approval of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, Canada now has four jabs to choose from in the fight against the pandemic.
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The coming weekend heralds the arrival of spring, a sign or at least a sliver of hope as Toronto tries to maintain a fortress against the third wave of the pandemic.
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Quebec reports 703 new COVID-19 cases, sharp rise in intensive care patients
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The new roles are meant to help build public confidence in the COVID-19 vaccination among the city’s racialized and vulnerable populations.
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Advice comes at the same time concern has been raised about Hamilton leaving out unregulated seniors’ communities from its mobile clinics.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Watchdog says some Microsoft Exchange servers in Canada affected by security gap
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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The owners of multiple Toronto sex shops have filed an application for injunctive relief to have sex toys recognized as legitimate medical supplies under the Reopening Ontario Act.
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St. Patrick's Day revellers urged to follow public health guidelines
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Ontario sets $2.35 million for OHL post-secondary scholarships as part of initiative
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The stages Fred VanVleet went through while recovering from COVID-19 were difficult — his body had to no longer be sore, his fever had to abate, there were tests to pass and benchmarks to reach before he could be cleared to resume action on the court.
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“Remember, it takes a life to study a life.”So echoes Alan Walker, McMaster University professor emeritus of music and award-winning author, in the Brott Music Festival’s upcoming two-part, on-demand streaming broadcast, “Alan Walker: A Prosopogra
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Peel in talks with province on allowing some outdoor activities while in grey zone
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Gary Smith: His play, ‘Sorting It Out,’ tackles being autistic, and ignored
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Toronto launches program to move homeless in encampments into hotel
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The Hamilton sexual assault centre says it has seen a ‘dramatic increase’ in calls to their 24-hour support line amid the pandemic.
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Feeling sticker shock at the gas pump? Here's why
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Watchdog says some Microsoft Exchange servers in Canada affected by security gap
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Three mass COVID-19 immunization clinics opening today in Toronto
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Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe has book out in September
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is still studying why primary and junior elementary students learning from home did better in reading on their first-term report cards than those attending school — although it’s got a theory.
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City mayors and local police ask residents to avoid St. Patrick’s Day gatherings and parties and to drink responsibly.
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Peel in talks with province on allowing some outdoor activities while in grey zone
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Without a loving wakeup call, he may be unpleasantly surprised down the road and it may really set him back in life.
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Toronto is pondering the relaxation of some COVID-19 restrictions, including a possible return of patio dining, while keeping a wary eye on rising infection counts in what experts say is a dangerous third wave of the virus.
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Quebec reports 703 new COVID-19 cases, sharp rise in intensive care patients
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That ‘may take years,’ acting Chief Frank Bergen says in address
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Steve Kiely forms new band Golden Feather that sounds remarkably like the Grateful Dead
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Three mass COVID-19 immunization clinics opening today in Toronto
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A new pedestrian crossover was recently completed in downtown Ancaster along Wilson Street.
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A new pedestrian crossover was recently completed in downtown Ancaster along Wilson Street.
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S&P/TSX composite edges higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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No one was there when police and fire arrived on scene early Wednesday