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Khaleel Seivwright saw a problem and acted quickly. For that, he’s a hero.
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Liberal fireball François-Philippe Champagne may be brand new to his portfolio as innovation minister, but already he says he will stop at nothing until he “onshores” enough pharmaceutical know-how and investment to make sure Canadians are pandemic-proof from now on.
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HWDSB teacher Vandana Verma teaches kindness to elementary school students through puppet shows on YouTube.
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The Nine-Hour Movement of 1872 paved the way for Canada’s Trade Unions Act
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VICTORIA—A year after public health officials began telling workers to stay home when they fall ill to stop the coronavirus spreading, provincial labour ministers are expected to push the federal government to provide a program that makes it more practical for workers to do so without sacrificing their pay.
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Sandee Ewasiuk works magic with big joyful paintings, writes Regina Haggo.
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Before the Right House, there were no modern department stores
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By 1913, 700,000 people were riding the T.H.&B.
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As cases spiked across shelters, the city announced that pop-up clinics will start offering vaccinations to vulnerable residents
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Ontario ticket holder wins $70 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Victoria Woghiren, a Hamilton youth advocate, will be one of 14 Canadians on this season of ‘Big Brother Canada’
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Did you feel it? That burst of optimism? It’s what happens when temperatures climb above freezing in Toronto, and a new vaccine is approved. Friday was another good day for science, partly because the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine was approved by Health Canada, leaving the country with three vaccines to choose from. A prospective fourth, Johnson & Johnson, was supported by a key U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel, and is said not to be far from approval here. Better days are coming.
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WASHINGTON—At 5 p.m. Monday, the funeral bell began to toll on Mount St. Alban, selected in 1896 as the site of the National Cathedral because it was “the most commanding spot in the entire Washington area.” The majestic stone church was built over the course of 83 years, according to authors Mary Yakush and Erik Vochinsky, in order that “people of all faiths would gather to pray, mourn the passing of world leaders, and to confront pressing moral and social issues.”
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Fewer retirement payouts and COVID-related reductions save more money than expected
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Ontario is using its “emergency brake” to move health units in Simcoe-Muskoka and the Thunder Bay district back into lockdown starting Monday because of a “rapid worsening” in COVID-19 indicators.
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Two sons of the Ontario bureaucrat fired after the alleged theft of $11 million in COVID-19 relief funds are each suing Premier Doug Ford’s government for $1 million for “psychological” damages, the Star has learned.
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Public health ‘pleading’ with residents to get tested, stay home
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Ontario reports 1,258 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, 28 deaths, 21,805 vaccinations
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Quebec reports 815 new COVID-19 cases as vaccination numbers top 400,000
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The Ontario government is applying its "emergency brake" to Thunder Bay and Simcoe-Muskoka, sending the two regions back to the grey zone next week.
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Ontario universities seek govt support in face of $500M shortfall due to COVID: group
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Shalom Village releases initial staff vaccination rates, offering a glimpse into uptake in Hamilton long-term-care staff, where experts and unions hav
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The city is also asking people to take steps to reduce flooding around their homes.
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Ontario warns health-care providers of counterfeit N95 masks sent from its stockpile
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Quebec reports 815 new COVID-19 cases as vaccination numbers top 400,000
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: CPPIB CEO resigns after travelling for COVID-19 vaccine
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Ontario should prioritize vaccine rollout by neighbourhood as well as age: experts
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The vaccination clinic at Hamilton Health Sciences resumed administering first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to health-care workers on Friday.
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The baby girl was found buried in the basement of 104 Wellington St. N.
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Alf Moulden left his vehicle to enter Fortinos when he was struck from behind.
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Ontario reports 1,258 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, 28 deaths, 21,805 vaccinations
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: CPPIB CEO resigns after travelling for COVID-19 vaccine
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The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have changed air quality in Canada world for the better. In our lakes, rivers, ponds and streams, though, it's a different story.
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Cop charged in jail-cell death of man who went into medical distress: SIU
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For this group of students at St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School on the west Mountain, it’s all about inclusion.
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A popular, upscale Dundas restaurant has announced its newest team member – Janus – to help the business wade through the uncomfortable realities of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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NYT editor Bill Hamilton joining publisher Celadon Books
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OTTAWA – Health Canada has approved the AstraZeneca vaccine for COVID-19 for all adults, providing a boost of more than 20 million doses to the country's inoculation supply that are expected to arrive in the coming months.
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Infrastructure funding will update building work completed 10 years ago.
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The former businessman was appointed to the Hamilton Police Services Board in 2019 as a community representative.
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The Hamilton Community Food Centre will continue to offer an array of free meals and other food-related services this year, thanks to $200,000 from the city.
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Ontario reports 1,258 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, 28 deaths, 21,805 vaccinations
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Daniel Page doesn’t let mobility challenges stop him from getting to where he needs to be.
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As of March 8, before- and after-school child care programs will be able to operate with expanded hours, education minister Stephen Lecce has announced.
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Canada Pension Plan CEO resigns after travelling for vaccine
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