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Sentencing hearing in manslaughter case for man who threw hitch at Indigenous woman
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Council votes to eliminate jobs, borrow $2 million from legacy fund to balance budget
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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It is yet another attempt at mitigation, in the face of provincial recklessness. On Wednesday morning Dr. Lawrence Loh, the medical officer of health in Peel, publicly asked the province to leave Peel in its current state of restrictions, including a stay-at-home order, for at least two more weeks. On Wednesday afternoon Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s MOH, did the same.
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The city’s public and Catholic boards reported 10 new cases of COVID-19 in the first week of in-person learning.
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Ontario reports 847 new cases of COVID-19, 10 deaths and 9,107 vaccinations
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Tech sector leads broad decline on Toronto stock market, U.S. markets also down
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Man killed in east-end Toronto tent fire, police investigate
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a major recall at Giant Tiger stores.
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Quebec to deploy rapid COVID tests to private sector to help curb workplace outbreaks
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Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation still waiting for vaccines
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Black business owners persist through highs and lows of Black Lives Matter, COVID-19
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Judge mistakenly assigned cases while abroad, court says
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Ford accused of directing 'misogynistic' remark at opposition leader Horwath
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Political rivals are calling on Premier Doug Ford to apologize after he told NDP Leader Andrea Horwath her criticisms of the government's handling of COVID-19 are like "nails on a chalkboard," saying the remark smacks of misogyny.
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De Havilland Aircraft of Canada to pause Dash-8 production, 500 employees affected
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Ontario reports 847 new cases of COVID-19, 10 deaths and 9,107 vaccinations
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Two dead after house fire in Halton Hills, Ont.; fire marshal investigating
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One dead in COVID-19 outbreak linked to variant at North Bay apartment building
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On the eve of the COVID-19 pandemic, Khalil Omar was preparing to realize his dream of opening a Toronto restaurant.
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7-Eleven's in-store alcohol plans are a new take on old model, restaurant group says
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Stay vigilant as city starts to reopen, urges medical officer of health, as U.K. variant B.1.1.7 found in Hamilton
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As Ontario's provincewide shutdown lifted in another 27 regions on Feb. 16, the temporary ban on the enforcement residential evictions in those regions lifted too.
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Quebec to deploy rapid COVID tests to private sector to help curb workplace outbreaks
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Ontario is reporting another 847 COVID-19 cases and 10 more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning, the fourth straight day the province has reported less than 1,000 cases.
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Tech sector leads broad decline on Toronto stock market, U.S. markets also down
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Review: Bill Gates offers a hopeful take on climate change
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Ontario reports 847 new cases of COVID-19, 10 deaths and 9,107 vaccinations
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More than 11,000 tables sold exclusively at Winners, Marshalls and HomeSense in Canada have been recalled due to an electrical hazard.The voluntary recall, announced today (Feb. 17) by Health Canada, involves J Hunt Home side accent tables with b
Ontario College of Teachers names 28 teachers whose licences have been revoked for sexual misconduct
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Names were released following a new Ontario law which mandates that any educator disciplined for sexually abusive conduct or child pornography receive a lifetime ban from teaching
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Valeri Construction Ltd. has appealed a non-decision to LPAT for approval of a nine-storey, 216-unit residential development.
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Man killed in east-end Toronto tent fire, police investigate
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Tech sector leads broad decline on Toronto stock market, U.S. markets also down
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Fans from all over stop by to see home used in Hallmark TV show
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Cold weather appears to be playing havoc again with the city's water mains, causing water problems and creating traffic restrictions.City of Hamilton is currently reporting a water main break Wednesday morning on Charlton Avenue East in the area w
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But a motion passed Tuesday evening provides little insight of what the next steps involve
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Mayor John Tory and public health chief Dr. Eileen de Villa separately urged the Ford government Wednesday to not ease COVID-19 restrictions on Toronto, warning that do so would risk a third wave of the virus and yet another lockdown.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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No positive COVID-19 cases were found at first asymptomatic testing clinics in Hamilton schools.
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Hamilton native Greg Bond is all in on chasing his own social media dream, writes Scott Radley.
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Heavy snow may have deterred those in other regions from visiting local businesses on the first day they reopened, but public health officials do not
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An eight-month long Spectator investigation has revealed that a well-known Hamilton restaurateur – once touted as a Hamilton success story – is allege
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Eroding trust in scientists, CEOs and journalists threatens vaccine rollout: Survey
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Hamilton’s public school trustees will use “an alternative process” to explore potential breaches of their Code of Conduct by four colleagues whose behaviour was found to be racist by an outside investigation.
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King Stuart Developments Inc. to build 13-storey condo at site of Hamilton Store Fixtures
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Quebec reports 669 new cases of COVID-19 and 20 deaths as hospitalizations drop
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The site of Toronto’s largest workplace outbreak does not provide workers with paid sick days — a protection the city’s medical officer has called “critical” to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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As tens of thousands of schoolchildren return to in-person learning in the COVID-19 hotspots of Toronto, Peel and York Wednesday, the number of tests coming back positive for B.1.1.7 and other variants continues to increase, prompting infectious disease experts to warn of an all but inevitable third wave.
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The reason politicians get a sparkle in their eye when the subject of infrastructure comes up is because the projects usually come with more roads and bridges, jobs, local spending and ribbon-cutting ceremony that voters might remember when they go to cast their ballots.