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Unifor calls for aviation sector aid on anniversary of travel restrictions
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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A 53-year-old man from Lowbanks died after the crash on Northshore Drive
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A new class-action claim against Whitby's Sunnycrest Nursing Home is seeking $30 million in damages after a COVID-19 outbreak claimed 34 lives.
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Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller continues to maintain her silence on the findings of an outside investigation that have prompted her Hamilton public school board colleagues to ask her to resign.
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Homecare brokerages link patients with personal support workers amid supply crunch
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Roy Strohm, 61, of Jarvis was killed in three-vehicle crash.
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Seniors advocates across Ontario are calling on the province’s human rights watchdog to probe “systemic discrimination” at the heart of a health-care system that has, during COVID, quietly and “coercively” denied hospital care to the elderly.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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It’s not clear why so many seniors’ home staff remain unprotected or why there is so much variation in vaccination rates released for the first time b
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Amid reports that talks about Hamilton’s proposed light rail transit (LRT) are ongoing between the provincial government, federal government and the Labourers’ International Union of North America (LIUNA), Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge is reiterating her opposition to the project.
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Flashbacks: Seventy-five years ago, on March 16, 1946, the headless, legless and armless body of John Dick was found on the side of Hamilton Mountain.
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It’s not clear why so many seniors’ home staff remain unprotected or why there is so much variation in vaccination rates released for the first time b
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Between October and January, hospitalizations after suicide attempts more than tripled from the previous year
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Police said they are aware of the complaint and will follow up with the pedestrian
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I’ve been called a “sheep” a lot over the last seven days. I also got emails with elaborate conspiracy theories involving microchips and the co-founder of Microsoft. A couple of people got so mad at me they even insulted my hair. (Unforgivable.)
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A new report by the Centre for Future Work argues that the economic recovery from COVID-19 needs to include stronger labour law protections for non-unionized workers and make it easier for workplaces to unionize.
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With COVID-19 vaccines flowing into Canada by the millions, more and more people across the nation are lining up to get their shot in the hope of being one step closer to the end of the devastating global pandemic.
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Verdict expected in trial of Adam Strong, accused of killing two Ontario women
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From gathering with friends and family to the way we shop, the COVID-19 pandemic has effectively change our way of life. It has also changed the way many Flamborough entrepreneurs, service providers and merchants do business.
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Fresh produce, an expanded garden centre and a willingness to change have proven to be the key ingredients for Dutch Mill Country Market's recipe for success.
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When COVID-19 first shut down Ontario businesses in March 2020, Records On Wheels owner Mike Clasen figured his then 41-year-old business was done.
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How would you describe the past year?
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It is a quintessentially Canadian debate, yet the controversy feels contrived:
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Hamilton’s medical officer of health did not answer what exactly would trigger the emergency lockdown brake that the province has already pulled twice
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The province has fixed some glitches in the rollout of its COVID-19 vaccination program and says more than 90,000 appointments were booked for those 80 years and older on the first day alone.
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If there is a quality you want in a general, it is knowing when to retreat. As the old military saying goes, you have to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em, know when to walk away, and know when to have your boss casually announce you are leaving the day action really starts to ramp up.
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If there is a quality you want in a general, it is knowing when to retreat. As the old military saying goes, you have to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ’em, know when to walk away, and know when to have your boss casually announce you are leaving the day action really starts to ramp up.
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Officials will decide this week whether Toronto must once again impose more restrictions to deal with the latest surge in COVID-19 cases, this one fuelled by new, more contagious variants of the virus.
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Here’s a prediction on a hot new consumer trend for 2021: vaccination badges.
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Here’s a prediction on a hot new consumer trend for 2021: vaccination badges.
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GFL to buy Ontario waste management firm Terrapure Environmental for $927.5 million
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Retired general Rick Hillier leaving role as Ontario vaccine task force head: Ford
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Meanwhile, a week and a half after the board voted to recommend trustee Carole Paikin Miller resign, she has yet to do so.
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Ontario's vaccine booking system launches today for those aged 80 and up
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Ashley Short’s metamorphosis into cannabis entrepreneur came a bit by accident.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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While some marvelled at how easy it was to book, others spent hours getting error messages on the province’s new booking system
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S&P/TSX composite up as telecom sector rises on Rogers takeover deal for Shaw
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Rogers signs deal to buy Shaw in deal valued at $26B
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Ontario labour ministry investigating Amazon site ordered to shut down over outbreak
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Pharmacies to begin booking vaccine appointments as Quebec expands rollout
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Ontario's vaccine booking system launches today for those aged 80 and up
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Appointments cancelled for 6,000 residents waiting for second shot
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Toronto prepares to open three more mass immunization clinics by April 5
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Two new outbreaks were also declared, at St. Lawrence and Central elementary schools.
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Ontario labour ministry investigating Amazon site ordered to shut down over outbreak
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City staff checking into property’s use for film production parking
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Walmart Canada closing six stores, spending $500 million to upgrade others