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Don’t you dare set foot on — or even around — the ski hill at Earl Bales Park. It’s “private property,” and you’ll be trespassing.
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Hamilton teacher Allison Cillis finished third in the 2019 federal election against incumbent MP David Sweet.
Delays, frustration as travellers re-entering Canada attempt to navigate mandatory hotel quarantines
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Travellers attempting to re-enter Canada reported frustration and long phone calls Monday following the launch of mandatory hotel quarantines.
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Canada Post worksite hit by major virus outbreak excluded from provincial inspections
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford will be joined by Solicitor General Sylvia Jones and Jill Dunlop, Associate-Minister of Children and Women's Issues.
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Banks, bellwethers of pandemic recovery, will reveal key statistics this week
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Windsor opens temporary shelter following COVID-19 outbreak at Downtown Mission
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Judith Bishop and Todd White both say they see no legal reasons to not publicly explain the next steps in dealing with former student trustee Ahona Mehdi’s complaints against Kathy Archer, Becky Buck, Alex Johnstone and Carole Paikin Miller.
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Flashbacks: The day more than 100,000 people took to Hamilton streets to protest the Mike Harris government
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Students and teachers are happy to be back for in-person learning at Scholars Education Centre in Stoney Creek.
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Number of suspected cases involving novel coronavirus variants in Quebec rises by 86
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Program moving on to retirement homes, then general population over 80
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North American stock markets fall in early trading to start the week, loonie down
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York Region no longer under stay-at-home order; joins red zone of pandemic response
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Public comments on zoning application accepted until March 5
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Home improvement stores Lowe’s and Rona have 356 positions to fill at local area stores as part of their spring hiring campaign.
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Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins has proposed to spend about $220,000 to improve the pedestrian walkway at Green Acres Park.
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The home improvement boom continues as Lowe’s Canada is hiring 356 people at five Lowe’s/RONA home improvement stores in the Hamilton area.The stores include the RONA outlets at 1245 Rymal Road East and on Dundas Street East in Waterdown and the
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The public works committee recommendations comes after 11-year-old Jude Strickland was struck by a vehicle in December.
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North American stock markets fall in early trading to start the week, loonie down
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Another outage in the area along Stonechurch Road West between Matthew to Chelsey streets is affecting 32 customers
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Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk's art book hits bookstores
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Jason Buckle was ‘devastating’ on the wrestling mat. It’s the same word being used to describe his death at 27.
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Stock surges and setbacks for the week ending Feb. 19
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Brace for a messy commute. The weather system is expected to dump 5 to 10 centimetres before it tapers off Monday afternoon.
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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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The news comes as Canadian Tire posts ‘phenomenal’ Q4 earnings
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The century-old rail bridge is shorter than the tallest modern transport trucks. But that doesn’t explain why so many drivers ignore the warnings and
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The province’s school testing program continues to report low numbers of COVID-19 cases, statistics obtained by the Star show.
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Boy, 13, killed after being hit by train while walking dog along tracks
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Jens Hansen, who does wine tours as ‘double O seven,’ spent pandemic months on audiobook
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Seven outbreaks are at sites that support vulnerable residents.
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The new outbreak is in a before- and after-school program at a Hamilton elementary school.
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Quebec new COVID-19 cases lowest since September, health minister says
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Ontario logs 1,087 new COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths as York Region lockdown set to lift
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Ontario is reporting another 1,087 COVID-19 cases and 13 more deaths, according to its latest report released Sunday morning.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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New international air and land travel measures take effect Monday.
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The Save Our Pier group has backing from Liberal MP Bob Bratina, who says “faceless bureaucrats” made the wrong call on blocking access to the histori
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The Royal Botanical Gardens is opening outdoor garden areas to the public this weekend.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Vaccines are one miracle of science in this pandemic. But another scientific experiment has also produced surprisingly speedy and widespread results over the past year. It happened in the realm of behaviour science — and ordinary citizens were the laboratory subjects.
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What if COVID-19 were no more menacing than a common cold? That’s what researchers from Emory and Penn State universities predict will happen once most of the population becomes immune.
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Public health won’t say if it’s concerned about crowds at local hills, but the health unit does advise using your best judgment when deciding to join
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“Animals have always brought me so much joy,” says Brenda Kahura. When a friend suggested that she open a pet-food store, she decided to go for it. “Plus, I’d score so many points with my cat, Penny,” she says. “Think of all the treats!”
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It’s a region of about 200,000 people with a large university, several federal prisons, a significant senior population — and only 21 active cases of COVID-19.
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No winning ticket for Saturday's $6 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are warning Canadians about a food recall at several grocery stores.
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Quebec logs 769 new COVID-19 cases, highest number of vaccinations in a single day
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Site is home to many of the area's early Black settlers