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Police say the five-year-old was not properly secured in the vehicle
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Quebec reports 1,328 new COVID-19 cases, 53 deaths and drop in hospitalizations
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In battle over GameStop shares, two big players flinch
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Janice Atwood-Petkovski, co-operator of Principles Integrity is the city's integrity commissioner resigned from Hamilton in 2017.
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Ontario reports 1,670 new cases of COVID-19, 49 more deaths, and 9,513 vaccinations
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GTA condo sales and rentals surge in fourth quarter while prices drop, says TRREB
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The province, Hamilton Community Foundation and the community have helped Interval House Hamilton pay off more than half of the $28,000 needed to cover the remaining cost of the flat roof that was replaced at the west Mountain shelter in December.
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie also falls
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Watch video as Ontario Premier Doug Ford discusses the province’s response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic on Tuesday, January 26.
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Quebec to exempt homeless from curfew after court finds measure endangered safety
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When Rene Vlahovic talks about his family’s 85-acre farm in the north end of Vaughan, he describes the hilly terrain he walks on his weekend hikes, the deer and wild turkeys he sees daily, and the fertile farmland that grows soybeans.
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Windham Road 9 between Bakers Line and Nixon Road was closed for about five hours while OPP collision investigators were on the scene.
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Some students are better off — academically, socially or both — with remote learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The average price of a home in the Hamilton area rose to $690,000
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In 2020, the city processed $1.38 billion worth of building permits, the 10th time in 11 years that it has hit seven figures.
Whisper Network: Prof who helped create McMaster’s first sexual violence policy rebukes existing one
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Professor Amber Dean says the first draft of the policy was survivor-centric and equity-focused. The final draft was anything but.
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APANS Health Services addressed disturbing allegations from Grace Villa workers about deplorable conditions inside Hamilton’s biggest and deadliest ou
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Councillors “prepared to arm-wrestle” to back parking enforcement plan
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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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UN experts alarmed by trend toward assisted dying for non-terminal conditions
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Easing rules for parental benefits created inequities among parents, documents say
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Simcoe Muskoka’s top public health official warned Tuesday that travel within Ontario should be restricted and school reopenings could falter if community transmission of extra-contagious COVID-19 viral variants takes hold — a reality that may be already be underway after a rash of new positive results.
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Cancel travel plans, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urges Canadians
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Temperatures will remain cold but in the normal range of -2 to -10 C for the rest of this week
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The University of Guelph has boosted security and is considering a curfew to help curb student parties after unauthorized gatherings led to a COVID-19 outbreak that has now hit 49 people.
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There’s a COVID-19 variant loose in Ontario, so Doug Ford, like Rod Phillips before him, went to the airport. If you were to discern the three major planks to Ontario’s current pandemic plan, one is a province-wide lockdown of sorts that still often fails to protect the most vulnerable, but is finally bending the curve; a second is vaccine distribution, and associated complaints.
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There’s a COVID-19 variant loose in Ontario, so Doug Ford, like Rod Phillips before him, went to the airport. If you were to discern the three major planks to Ontario’s current pandemic plan, one is a province-wide lockdown of sorts that still often fails to protect the most vulnerable, but is finally bending the curve; a second is vaccine distribution, and associated complaints.
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The Ontario government computer specialist fired after the alleged theft of millions of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds has about $12.4 million in cash in Indian banks, the Star has learned.
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Starting next month, people living outside of Toronto will no longer be allowed reserve skating times on the city’s outdoor rinks.
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Ontario reports 1,740 new cases of COVID-19, 63 deaths
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Quebec reports 1,166 new cases of COVID-19 and 57 more deaths linked to virus
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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99 people in Simcoe-Muskoka likely have COVID variant, doc warns of community spread
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She is the country’s first female in charge of fiscal policy, and she is thinking big — big deficits, big spending, big government.
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Canada's vaccine deliveries further threatened as Europe mulls export controls
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Steven Snively and Christopher Marchant case returns in March for closing submissions
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower, U.S. stock markets rise in early trading
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The “window of opportunity” is closing to contain the spread of new, more contagious COVID-19 variants in Canada, health experts say, which leads to the question:
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OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government is working to avoid further disruptions to the flow of COVID-19 vaccines as politicians in Europe – where Canada's entire current supply of approved shots is made – discuss controlling vaccine exports to prioritize their own citizens.
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Environmental groups applaud Loblaw's commitment to phase out receipts with phenol
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Owners unhurt after shots fired at building, gas tank
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Trudeau government considers legislative changes to make public service more diverse
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Investment will help accelerate work at the university’s Centre of Excellence in Protective Equipment and Materials
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Bloc leader doubles down on remarks about Transport Minister Omar Alghabra
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Councillors on the governance subcommittee agreed to allow meetings to be held outside city under city's procedural bylaw.
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The panel was assembled by the HWDSB after the death of 14-year-old Devan Selvey, who was stabbed outside Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School in Oc
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One person was in their 50s, one was in their 60s and six were 80 or older
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Hard-hit businesses get rules, Feb. 1 start date for Liberals' $1-million loan fund
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says a voluntary testing program has found more than two per cent of international travellers arriving at Pearson airport have COVID-19, making it crucial for the federal government to make tests mandatory at air and land border points.
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Settlement reached in lawsuit filed by family of Ottawa man who died following arrest