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HSR drivers on long-term disability and struggling with organ transplant complications when they were fired for frustration of contract
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COVID-19 testing will be mandatory at Ontario’s airports as of noon on Feb. 1, Premier Doug Ford announced on Friday. Those who refuse testing could face a $750 fine. The province plans to mandate testing at land border crossings too, but hasn't said when.
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Built heritage inventory of Valley Town could start in next few months
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Offload delays and ambulance shortages resurgent challenge, EMS chief says
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$11M senior Ontario employee allegedly took in COVID fraud not recovered, Crown says
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Trial resumes for teen accused of sexually assaulting 2 students at St. Mike's
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No longer sustainable for social media giants to self-police on content: Facebook
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The premier is expected to announce mandatory COVID-19 testing for international travellers at Toronto Pearson Airport and border crossings.
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There’s no template for righting a wrongdoing, Rakhi Ruparelia says
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Ontario reports 1,837 new cases of COVID-19, 58 more deaths, and 10,215 vaccinations
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Four more people have died with COVID-19 while Hamilton’s reproduction rate grew for the first time in two weeks
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Ian Comeau is a bit tired, but looking at the sunshine glistening off the new outdoor rink at Eastmount Park, the effort was worth it.
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Liberals waive one-week waiting period for employment insurance benefits
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How to prevent house fires and how to react if they happen
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Aviation expert warns new travel restrictions could force airline bankruptcies
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Johnson & Johnson says COVID-19 vaccine 85 per cent effective against severe illness
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Wealthsimple adds 'risky' label to GameStop, BlackBerry stocks amid investor frenzy
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Supreme Court of Canada ruling clarifies youth justice case confusion
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NewsAlert: Four dead, several injured in three-alarm house fire in Toronto's east end
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Trudeau announces suspended flights, mandatory 3-day hotel quarantine for travellers
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Statistics Canada says economy grew 0.7% in November
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Firefighters found a well-involved fire that spread through a home Friday morning.
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It's time for a First Nations person to be governor general: Bellegarde
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Johnson & Johnson says COVID-19 vaccine 85 per cent effective against severe illness
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Ontario reports 1,837 new cases of COVID-19, 58 more deaths, and 10,215 vaccinations
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North American stock markets tumble in early trading, loonie climbs
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The funding will be used to improve the organization's operations as it follows coronavirus health policies.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Statistics Canada says economy grew 0.7% in November
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Angelo Miller faces charges including first-degree murder
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At this point, we all know how important it is to “mask up.” A new question has come up lately though, namely, is one mask enough?
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Trudeau to announce new measures to restrict travel abroad during COVID-19 pandemic
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Municipality has filled Wentworth and Macassa service ‘gap’ for years, general manager says
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On behalf of adults and seniors, I’d like to express deep gratitude to a group that has gone mostly unacknowledged for all they’ve sacrificed during the global pandemic. Our children and youth.
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Bobby is a devoted personal-support worker toiling in a nursing home during the COVID-19 pandemic. The home is often short of PPE, so Bobby makes homemade masks for co-workers to bridge the gap.
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No COVID vaccines have been given out since Jan. 26 and it’s not clear when the clinic at Hamilton Health Sciences will reopen
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Graeme Bachiu’s documentary ‘Making Things Count: Pandemic Postcards’ was a PBS success, Dan Nolan writes.
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The Spectator dug through our stories from the last seven weeks to show you the peaks and valleys — the good and the bad — of Hamilton’s vaccine rollo
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Starting next week, Ontario will force travellers arriving from other countries to be swabbed for COVID-19 and expand rapid testing in ramped-up efforts to curb the dangerous spread of more contagious variants, the Star has learned.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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For months, hospital staff and community health teams have worked side by side to deliver COVID-19 “pop-up” testing in Toronto’s northwest corner, one of the city’s hardest-hit regions. But in recent weeks, a painful fissure has emerged.
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A young man attends a small dinner with six people, where he is exposed to someone silently harbouring the virus. Feeling fine, he heads to a child’s birthday party a few days later, infecting several others. One of the people at the birthday then unknowingly passes the disease on to their mother. The mother dies.
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Trial resumes for teen accused of sexually assaulting 2 students at St. Mike's
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Hamilton homes considering using $42 million in provincial funding to hire security guards to do COVID screening
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Feds launch process to develop legislation on Indigenous-controlled health care
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Northern school boards — the first in the province to resume in-person classes after an extended holiday break — are reporting at least 14 COVID-19 outbreaks among students, staff and other unidentified individuals since returning Jan. 11.
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Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine allocations to Canada already assuming six doses per vial
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Ontario’s over-reporting of the number of people who have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine calls into question the government’s ability to track the progress of its own vaccination rollout, experts say.
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Some residents are just seeking reduced fines — but others want their day in court. It could be a long wait.
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It may be Winterfest in Hamilton but that doesn’t mean you need to bundle up.
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When you put it all together, it makes perfect sense. Dr. David Fisman’s specialty is epidemiology. Dr. Nathan Stall’s is geriatrics. Dr. Michael Warner works in critical care, as does Dr. Brooks Fallis.