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Non-dairy topping recalled over milk not declared on label
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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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Trio of Christmas trees appear mysteriously in backyard without a trace
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The number of people in long-term care homes who have been sick with or have died of COVID-19 is devastating. Our journalists and columnists are committed to reporting stories aimed at accountability and change for the better. If you or someone you know has been affected by COVID-19 in a long-term care home — residents, support workers, staff and more — we want to hear your story. Please fill out the form below.
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Experts search for rare Newton book, three copies in Canadian university libraries
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Ontario finance minister resigns after tropical vacation
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Hamilton’s long-term-care outbreaks are continuing to grow, with the worst outbreaks becoming ever more deadly
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Hamilton officials received two reports of ‘suspicious’ calls where a caller informs the person who picks up that they may have been exposed to COVID
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Company says the store was closed when a Winona location was visited by bylaw officers
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Health unit reports 35th death as total cases near 900
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Ottawa set to detail requirements of COVID-19 negative test for air travellers today
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Markets trade lower, Canadian dollar rises
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Ford to have 'tough conversation' with minister returning from Caribbean vacation
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Feds enlist IBM to help design gun buyback program
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Quebec passes 200,000 COVID-19 case mark after reporting a record 2,819 infections
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As Hamilton moved into lockdown Dec. 21 — shortly followed by the rest of the province — some local minor hockey organizations have been forced to once again pause their programming.
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Cathy Fooks, Ontario's patient ombudsman, dies in accident
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Here are the 5 stories related to COVID-19 that attracted the most attention from Review readers:
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An infusion of $14 million from the Ministry of Education to cover an unexpected shortfall of 1,789 students is helping Hamilton’s public school board to nearly balance its books for the 2020-21 school year.
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Finance note says lifting lockdowns, restrictions no sure road to economic recovery
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Ontario hits record 3,328 new COVID-19 cases, 56 deaths
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In the wake of his controversial vacation trip to St. Barts over Christmas, Rod Phillips has resigned as the provincial finance minister.
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Precipitation is expected to begin in the late afternoon Friday
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Court approves Great Canadian Gaming merger
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Number of new COVID deaths in Hamilton is also unclear. Public health’s website says there are 14 deaths at Shalom Village, two fewer than it was repo
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Chatham-Kent officer reinstated following guilty plea to Police Services Act charges
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Canada’s airlines say border testing could cause confusion for airlines, passengers
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Ottawa set to detail requirements of COVID-19 negative test for air travellers today
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After 'Not Amazon' buoys local retail, restaurants unite in hope of New Year's boost
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No injuries were reported after shots fired south of Mount Hope
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Canada's front-line workers will remember where they were and what they were doing during the major moments of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Development applications, tax hikes, food prices and a hopeful return of community events top the list of things Ancaster residents should watch for in 2021. Here are some highlights.
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Development applications, tax hikes, food prices and a hopeful return of community events top the list of things Ancaster residents should watch for in 2021. Here are some highlights.
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Quebec passes 200,000 COVID-19 case mark after reporting a record 2,819 infections
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Grenfell Ministries has partnered with a software company to launch a Canada-wide, 24-hour hotline that aims to prevent overdose deaths
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First responders were called shortly before 8 a.m. on Thursday
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Ford to have 'tough conversation' with minister returning from Caribbean vacation
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Housing and how Dundas might be developed while protecting the environment are key issues facing the community in 2021.A Dundas community node study and secondary plan process could begin early in the new year, and the Ministry of Natural Resourc
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London, Ont., hospital says COVID-19 outbreaks are over after 23 patient deaths
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Former Milton MP Lisa Raitt shares the heartbreak of caring for her husband Bruce Wood, the former Hamilton Port Authority CEO, who was diagnosed with
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It is often dangerous to write when emotional, but nevertheless we are writing out of anger and sorrow over the inhumane treatment of one of the most venerable — and vulnerable — groups in our society: our elders.
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Lakeside town hits ‘paws’ on Polar Bear dip due to COVID-19 lockdown
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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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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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Individuals, and perhaps societies, typically deal with traumatic experiences of loss in a series of stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance. COVID-19 put us through such an experience in 2020. An editorial series concludes with our final reaction to the virus — acceptance:
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With many working remotely from home due to the COVID-19, the pandemic proved to be an opportune time for families to welcome a dog or puppy to the household as residents would be on hand to care for their new furry, four-legged friend.
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Final countdown to spend $1, $2 bills in stores as they lose status 2021