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An alleged New Year’s party at a bar on the Mountain garnered five charges against attendees
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Sweet, who had traveled to the United States, stepped down from chair of the Standing Committee to Access, Privacy and Ethics.
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NDP MP's post on Israeli vaccinations in West Bank sparks social media dust-up
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Personal support worker Anita Quidangen rolled up her sleeve — again — on Monday, to become the first person in Ontario to receive both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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The first health-care workers in Ontario to get COVID-19 shots were given their booster jabs Monday as Premier Doug Ford acknowledged there has been a slow start to the province’s vaccination program with daily new cases remaining near record highs.
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Flamborough-Glanbrook Conservative MP David Sweet has resigned as chair of the House of Commons ethics committee after travelling to the United States over the holidays.In a series of tweets Jan. 4, Sweet said he is currently out of the country w
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Ontario students return to virtual school as part of lockdown measures
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Advocates call on provinces to vaccinate long-term care residents and workers faster
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Top doc expects more community spread after holiday gatherings
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Days after Ontario Finance Minister Rod Phillips resigned over a clandestine trip to St. Barts, more politicians are in hot water for travelling abroad in spite of widespread COVID-19 restrictions.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Quebec Liberal stripped of critic role after recent trip to Barbados during pandemic
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Top CEO pay in 2019 fell, but still more than 200 times average workers: CCPA report
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Joseph Brant Hospital’s Pandemic Response Unit is gearing up to receive its first COVID-19 patients this week amid escalating infections across the province.
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The new dog park at Joe Sam Leisure Park in Waterdown is open to canine companions.
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Poor IT support hurting Canadian military operations, internal review finds
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy and metals and mining sectors climb
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Court deals police informant a setback in bid to sue Canada
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Conservative Senate leader Don Plett took brief personal trip to Mexico in December
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No timeline for move after city outreach staff developed housing plans
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Ontario's commission into the increasingly deadly toll of COVID-19 in nursing homes has gone public with its frustration at Premier Doug Ford's government for failing to provide requested documents on measures taken to protect vulnerable residents from infection.
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Toronto to publicly report more data on workplace COVID-19 outbreaks
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Police charge eight people after New Year’s Eve gathering in London, Ont.
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Pair of employees at the Fiesta Mall Fortinos in Stoney Creek and two at the Hamilton Mall Road location have tested positive for the virus.
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Doctors have been on the front lines of the pandemic fight. But less noticeably to the public, COVID has also been disrupting the education and training of medical students and residents seeking their licences. Second of two parts.
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A girl named Hope is the protagonist in a new picture book by former Waterdown resident George Johnson.
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Ontario rejects long-term care commissioners' appeal for more time for inquiry
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‘The only AI you will ever truly trust is you’
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Optimism abounds that 2021 and the rollout of COVID vaccines will put the misery of the pandemic in our rear-view mirror, especially in the latter part of the year.
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Ontario students return to virtual school as part of lockdown measures
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Magna deepens role in Fisker electric vehicle project with driver assistance deal
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Man arrested after dog 'forcefully' taken from woman walking on Whitby, Ont., street
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Here is a list, in chronological order, about some historical and heritage developments worth remembering from the year, writes Mark McNeil.
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Jaimi Bannon, the first sworn female officer to lead the union, took over the job Jan. 4
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Quebec Liberal stripped of critic role after recent trip to Barbados during pandemic
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OPP charge Lakeshore, Ont., man in collision that killed woman
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy and metals and mining sectors climb
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Brookfield makes offer to take Brookfield Property Partners private
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Mercer Canada report says rally in stocks helped strengthen pension plans to end year
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Residents, said the mayor, should conduct their lives in a "very positive and optimistic way."
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Ontario students return to virtual school as part of lockdown measures
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Police investigating death of seven-year-old girl in Montreal area
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading as energy and metals and mining sectors climb
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The 66-year-old has been missing since Saturday
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Many students will return to school Monday, but things will look quite different as they adjust to remote learning due to new COVID-19 restrictions in Ontario.
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With snowy days and drooping temperatures, here’s how Hamilton seniors can stay active at home
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Firefighters quickly knocked down the blaze on Glencarry Avenue but the home was badly damaged.
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He was so dedicated the last four digits in his phone number spelled TORY
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Sgt. Andrew Harnett died in the line of duty in Calgary, but he grew up in Hagersville.
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It was time for a workout plan ... or not, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld