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Ancaster Community Services, (ACS) and Set the Table Kitchen & Co. are partnering to put senior nutrition at the forefront this month. Until March 19, older adults are encouraged to try three free Meals on Wheels at no charge.
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A GoFundMe campaign has been launched in honour of a Hannon-area single father, who died suddenly at home.
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Public health is reporting 22 cases in clients and two in staff at the York Boulevard shelter.
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Public health is reporting 22 cases in clients and two in staff at the York Boulevard shelter.
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Justin Trudeau and new U.S. President Joe Biden are holding their first official meeting — virtually — on Tuesday.
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Rhonda Starkman had a lot of “non-friends” in her life.
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Quebec logs 769 new COVID-19 cases, highest number of vaccinations in a single day
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Hamilton Liberal MP Bob Bratina acknowledges today's generation of workers different from employees decades ago.
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Toronto man faces 60 charges related to alleged fraud involving returned purchases
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Ontario reports 1,228 new COVID-19 cases as York region prepares to ease restrictions
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The community advisory committee is adding its voice to mounting calls for four trustees at the centre of a probe into racism and poor conduct to step
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"It was about May at that point, and we were out going for nightly walks in the neighbourhood, Leslieville and Riverdale," Jeffrey Moss said. "A lot of houses had 'Thank you, health-care workers,' 'Thank you front-line workers' signs in the windows, on the front lawns, and people were banging pots and pans nightly. It was a community kind of coming together, rallying behind health-care workers.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board is investigating after an outbreak closed St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Elementary School on the
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Getting around for 147 years
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Police say they are investigating but have not found any victims.
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Stelco Inc. is experiencing an outbreak of COVID-19, declared on Feb. 16, and about 10 workers are on self-isolation or sick leave, said Gary Howe, pr
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William Southam bought the struggling daily in 1877, and ended up owning 17 daily and 56 community newspapers
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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‘Acts of Crime’ to be a new take on crime drama shows
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COVID Chronicle series available through the Carnegie Gallery, writes Regina Haggo.
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George R. Robinson turned the 13th Battalion Band into one of the continent’s finest
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Doctors at hospitals in Greater Toronto are warning parents that a child with a single symptom, including a fever or runny nose, should be tested for COVID-19 and stay home while awaiting results, even if the symptom resolves quickly.
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Local officials note blueprint for 10,000 doses a day hinges on supply and other factors
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No winning ticket for Friday's $60 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Eighteen residents and three staff at York Boulevard men’s shelter test positive
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To meet the federal government’s estimate that 14.5 million Canadians could be fully inoculated by the end of June with the approved Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines, the country will need to vaccinate 11 times more people per day than it currently does, a Star analysis has found.
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Roughly a year into the pandemic, we are stuck with static.
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Ed Canning: An employee complaining about a workplace injustice does not have a free pass that makes them exempt from appropriate discipline. However,
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We’re not opening it back up and you’re misleading people, said the premier, misleading people about Ontario opening it back up. Reality isn’t always fun, but it’s generally best to face it. Absent that, Ontario is telling you the sky is more of a red.
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Brantford police offering few details
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Documents reveal Quebec public health director advises easing restrictions on March 8
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Like many Canadians growing up playing hockey, Matthew Milne accumulated quite a collection of hockey socks.
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Ex-Saudi spy urges Canadian court to free up assets; says he's victim of death plot
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Ontario to announce decision on pandemic restrictions for COVID-19 hot spots today
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Metals and mining sector lifts Toronto market, loonie tops 79 cents US
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Hamilton man agreed to one-year peace bond
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Schools to stay closed until September in light of persistently high case counts
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Hamilton Health Sciences and Hamilton Public Health have declared an outbreak of COVID-19 in unit M2 of the Juravinski hospital on Concession Street.
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Toronto seeks injunction to stop man from building tiny shelters for the homeless
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Closing submissions expected to start in corruption trial of Toronto-area cop
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In a possible preview of what’s coming to Canada, Australia’s biggest media conglomerate has signed a deal with Google on the same day Facebook stopped the country’s users from sharing news on its platform.
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Havana Group Supplies company was sued on the same day as a related $75-million lawsuit was launched against City of Hamilton and two of its employees
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Toronto and Peel Region will remain under stay-at-home orders until at least March 8 while York Region will emerge next Tuesday to enter the less stringent red zone of restrictions, with more businesses and services allowed to reopen.
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'It is very up in the air': Toronto small businesses weary from pandemic uncertainty
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Feds urged to speed up tech bill as Facebook retaliates against Australian law
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A City of Hamilton consultant is reviewing Pleasant View land use policy, in preparation for an effort to add the Dundas neighbourhood to Niagara Escarpment Commission development control.
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Ancaster restaurants opened Feb. 16 for first time welcoming customers after weeks of offering takeout service.
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The Ontario government has announced that out of the four remaining regions under provincial shutdown, only York Region will be moving into the COVID-19 colour-coded framework next week.