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Ongoing U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports of solar products 'unwarranted,' says Ng
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Education said key in overcoming health-care worker opposition to COVID-19 vaccine
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Goodale rejects Iran's offer to compensate Canadian victims of downed Ukraine plane
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Canadian Armed Forces lay out COVID-19 vaccination plans for troops
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Canada has done everything it can to seal itself off from the havoc that Donald Trump created in his country. But it is a contagion that needs more than border closings to contain, Susan Delacourt writes
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Top bank economists expect 2021 recovery if Canada quells COVID-19, vaccinates more
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Shopify terminates stores connected to Trump after violence at U.S. Capitol
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Board meeting comes on the heels of Niagara Health dropping Dr. Tom Stewart as its leader which ends a six-year agreement to purchase CEO services fro
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Ontario reports 3,519 new COVID-19 cases and 89 more deaths
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Statistics Canada reports merchandise trade deficit fell to $3.3B in November
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Planning your 2021 budget a chance to reassess your spending and make changes
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North American stock markets climb higher in early trading, loonie pulls back
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COVID-19 outbreak at Stratford, Ont., fire department, city says
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Statistics Canada reports merchandise trade deficit fell to $3.3B in November
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Mark Robertson says Hamilton should be included in an accelerated vaccination program. His 83-year-old father remains vulnerable without a vaccine as
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The home was the site of a COVID outbreak that killed 16 people. It was evacuated in May, and 64 of 66 residents ended up in hospital.
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After being shot and burned by Jeremy Hall, there was no trace of Billy Mason left behind. On Tuesday, Hall was found guilty of second-degree murder i
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After being shot and burned by Jeremy Hall, there was no trace of Billy Mason left behind. On Tuesday, Hall was found guilty of second-degree murder i
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Home prices and sales continued to surge through to the end of pandemic-plagued 2020 in the Hamilton-Burlington area.
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As Hamilton and the rest of the province of Ontario are in the grip of a lockdown, Flamborough businesses are weathering the storm as best they can — with support from the community.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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At least six patients of the former North Bay Psychiatric Hospital are missing without a trace.
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Trudeau, premiers to talk about pace of COVID-19 vaccinations in virtual meeting
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‘It is a travesty,’ said NDP Leader Andrea Horwath about Hamilton exclusion. ‘It is going to lead to more spread of the virus in long-term-care homes.
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The provincial chat line aims to reduce isolation for those grieving amid COVID-19.
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News that Quebec Premier François Legault is implementing a four-week nightly curfew in his province is raising questions about the possibility of such a measure in Ontario as COVID-19 cases in this province continue to climb.
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Bell executives depart company after Wade Oosterman steps in as president
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Trump backers storm Capitol Hill, disrupt effort to certify Joe Biden's election win
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With the Ontario government under pressure to get needles into arms faster, one east Toronto hospital has managed to get out the first shots to all eligible residents across the 22 long-term-care and priority retirement homes it supports.
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Hamilton’s biggest long-term-care outbreak at Grace Villa has seen 42 deaths in as many days. Meanwhile, Shalom Village is introducing new measures to
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Some morgues, ICUs running out of space amid explosive growth in COVID-19 cases
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Ontario is mulling tougher lockdown restrictions with new COVID-19 infections plateauing above 3,000 a day, vaccines in short supply and hospitalizations rising to more alarming levels, says Premier Doug Ford.
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Prison guards need priority COVID-19 vaccinations, union says
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Small businesses feeling the pinch of credit card fees as e-commerce ramps up
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It’s easy to view the novel coronavirus as a clash between medical science and political science, wisdom and ignorance, certainty versus vacillation.
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The message from Toronto Public Health this week was clear: when it comes to containing COVID-19, information is power.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Ontario reports 3,266 new COVID-19 cases today, and 37 new deaths from the virus
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Minister to reveal details on controversial COVID-19 testing rules for travellers
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S&P/TSX composite climbs higher in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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SIU working to identify man killed by police in Niagara-on-the-Lake
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Toronto launching vaccination program for paramedics at three sites on Thursday
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Hamilton police are asking the public to help them identify the armed man who robbed the Western Jewellery Store at Westcliffe Mall on Mohawk Road West Dec. 5.
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In light of St. Joe’s CEO Tom Stewart’s international travel, union alleges St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton fired a registered practical nurse for tr
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Radfan Convenience robbed of cash, lottery tickets and cigarettes Nov. 19
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Southern Ontario First Nation chief hails funding to end 12-year water advisories
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Record-high COVID-19 hospitalizations strain southwestern Ontario health-care system
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Hamilton Health Sciences says it is unable to confirm if the new death is a patient or a staff member.
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A task force of doctors, epidemiologists, public policy experts and economists called the Covid Strategic Choices Group are saying a third devastating wave of COVID-19 might become inevitable unless Canada changes its approach.
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Minister to reveal details on controversial COVID-19 testing rules for travellers