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Ontario high schools can offer sign language classes in September
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Hamilton police arrested four men five weeks after a man with autism was assaulted on the east Mountain.
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S&P/TSX composite posts triple-digit advance in early trading, U.S. stock markets up
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Final report: More than $3B paid to 38,000 victims of residential schools
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Ontario to deliver its second pandemic budget on March 24
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Ontario pharmacy COVID-19 vaccine pilot ramping up in three regions
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Wednesday’s virtual Toronto city council meeting, streamed on the city’s official YouTube channel, began as most meetings do today: with technical difficulties.
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Premier Doug Ford is facing calls to apologize after accusing Ontario’s only Indigenous MPP of “jumping the line” for a COVID-19 shot he was invited to get by local medical authorities in hopes of easing vaccine hesitancy in remote First Nations communities.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark is scheduled to introduce a motion to delay city planning guidelines until after pandemic.
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Hamilton police say information provided by the public has helped them identify and arrest four people from Hamilton in connection with an assault of a man with autism at a plaza on Upper Gage Avenue near the Lincoln Alexander Parkway Feb. 4.
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NEW YORK — Oh, the books that sold last week by Dr. Seuss.
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Final report: More than $3B paid to 38,000 victims of residential schools
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Whether it’s cash, services in kind or serving on a volunteer board of directors, support from the Mountain business community has been key to the survival of numerous charities and non-profit organizations in the upper and lower city.
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Ontario pharmacy COVID-19 vaccine pilot ramping up in three regions
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Police said there is a large police presence in the area, but there are no road closures.
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Families are speaking out after learning that a Hamilton retirement facility was not prioritized with other retirement homes in the COVID-19 vaccine r
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Parent company Pearle Hospitality says Spec investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against former chef Manny Ferreira, was a ‘catalyst’for the parting of ways
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Parent company Pearle Hospitality says Spec investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against former chef Manny Ferreira, was a ‘catalyst’for t
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Hamilton co-hosted conference seeks new route to a driverless world
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Quebec marks more than 10,500 lives lost to COVID-19 with commemoration
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Local Rotarians also help support Valley Town restaurants
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As adults in the United States and elsewhere continue to line up for their COVID-19 vaccines, children and teens have largely been kept out of the queue. That could soon change.
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Ontario moving Sudbury health unit into lockdown after major spike in virus cases
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Brookfield Infrastructure says its price for Inter Pipeline stands, despite rejection
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Local parks, cemeteries and sidewalks are fecal minefields in the middle of a pandemic spring when everyone wants to be outside.
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Budget-conscious gamers have alternatives to sky high PlayStation prices
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One person was taken to hospital by air ambulance after early-morning collision between Third and Fourth lines
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City of Hamilton water crews are responding to a “significant watermain break” on Dundas Street East between Hollybush Drive and Highway 6.
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S&P/TSX composite posts triple-digit advance in early trading, U.S. stock markets up
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Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy is set to table a fiscal blueprint awash in red ink.
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If you were born in 1941 or earlier, here is what you need to know about the city’s immunization clinics opening in Toronto on March 17, as explained by fire Chief Matthew Pegg, head of emergency operations and the city’s immunization task force, at Wednesday’s update from city hall.
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Galer Equipment has built a brand new dealership at their 557 Highway 5 site in Flamborough.
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Gary Smith: Nine-year-old actor loves bowing at the end of the show and hearing the applause of the audience
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Police believe organized crime involved in drug export to U.S.
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Adam Greenly, 25, bought the winning Lightning Lotto ticket worth $793,662.10 at Kitman Variety on Dunsmure Road.
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Hospital system says all proper protocols are in place, but Frances Cockburn says she encountered close contact at St. Joseph’s Healthcare
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29-year-old speaks out about online threats and treatment by justice system in wake of ordeal that saw his family’s Syrian restaurant targeted.
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Jody Maillet made the comments at a Toronto Catholic District School Board committee meeting last week, where he spoke as a parent. He said LGBTQ prid
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It’s been one year since the first COVID-19 case was revealed in Hamilton and a global pandemic declared, and our lives may have changed forever.
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Quotations capture the painful and inspirational of the COVID-19 pandemic after one year.
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A look at some of Hamilton people who have died during the COVID pandemic since the first case arrived in Hamilton on March 11, 2020.
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Police allege Lucy Li and Oliver Karafa fled after Feb. 28 shooting
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A feast of Korean chicken, a comedy bar, soccer at BMO Field, Diane Arbus photos at the AGO, a dance party at Sneaky Dee’s.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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In her pre-COVID commute to work, Amanda Jeysing would often stare out of the bus window, her thoughts wandering to a number of places.
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Known only as the Nation River Lady, a woman's body was discovered in 1975 floating face down in Casselman, Ont.
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Ontario reports 1,316 new cases of COVID-19, 16 more deaths, and 35,264 vaccinations
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Seniors age 80 and over need to book through the province’s system starting March 15
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Note to readers: Post Mortem was a true crime series written by reporter Jon Wells that ran in The Hamilton Spectator in February and March 2006, detailing the investigation into the murder of a woman whose bludgeoned body was left in a field near A
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Note to readers: Post Mortem was a true crime series written by reporter Jon Wells that ran in The Hamilton Spectator in February and March 2006, detailing the investigation into the murder of a woman whose bludgeoned body was left in a field near A