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TMAC shares fall as Ottawa blocks sale to Shandong
Ottawa rejects sale of TMAC Resources to Chinese company Shandong Gold Mining
Dundas people, organizations responded to early COVID-19 challenges
A look back at how the community dealt with the pandemic in 2020
Death of Milton boy, 11, hitting family, friends and school classmates hard
A Milton mother has started a GoFundMe page that has already raised thousands of dollars for the child’s family.
Stoney Creek’s new South Meadow school ready, COVID shutdown or not
Students will have to wait at least a week longer to move into Stoney Creek’s new South Meadow Elementary School thanks to Ontario’s efforts to contain COVID-19’s surging second wave.
Remote working goes long distance amid pandemic
Remote workers finding opportunities farther afield as pandemic drags on
S&P/TSX composite index down in early trading
S&P/TSX composite index down in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Hamilton councillors receive infrastructure money in 2021 capital budget
After approving 2021 capital budget, the proposed average tax increase is about 2.4 per cent.
Open Text announces settlement with IRS
Open Text announces settlement with U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Ottawa rejects TMAC sale to Chinese company
Ottawa rejects sale of TMAC Resources to Chinese company Shandong Gold Mining
CAE acquires flight crew management software firm
CAE announces deal for flight crew management software company Merlot Aero
Russel Metals buying Wisconsin company
Russel Metals to buy metals service centre Sanborn Tube Sales of Wisconsin
Police investigating three shootings in east Hamilton overnight
A 19-year-old man found with non-life threatening gunshot wounds
Shooting in Hamilton’s east end Monday night
A 19-year-old man was located in the area with non-life threatening gunshot wounds
Today’s coronavirus news: BioNTech CEO confident vaccine will work on U.K. variant; World’s longest virus-free streak ends with new domestic case in Taiwan
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
'No way to safely do it': Annual dairy farm open house in Lynden cancelled due to COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another Flamborough tradition in 2020 – the annual Joe Loewith and Sons dairy farm open house.
‘A hard reality’ for long-term-care as Hamilton facilities grapple with more deaths and cases
Shalom Village in Westdale and Grace Villa on east Mountain grapple with growing outbreaks
DARTS could make getting groceries easier, says Hamilton man who’s taking his complaint to tribunal
Anthony Frisina has filed a human rights complaint over transit service policy that deals with carts
Privacy watchdog has security screening concerns
Feds have not 'demonstrated need' for security-screening measures: privacy watchdog
Seventeen people connected to York Region schools confirmed positive for COVID-19 after 3,200 tests carried out
Seventeen people connected to York Region schools have been confirmed positive for COVID-19 after more than 3,200 tests were carried out this month.
COVID-19 numbers are on the rise, but the province-wide lockdown is still days away. Why the delay? Aren’t we in the midst of a crisis?
If you’re confused about Ontario’s mixed messaging on COVID-19, join the club.
Doug Ford accuses Trudeau government of ‘shutting the door’ in Ontario’s face. That’s news to Trudeau’s government
OTTAWA–After months of praise and kind words for the federal Liberals, Premier Doug Ford accused Ottawa of “shutting the door” in Ontario’s face on testing international travellers for COVID-19.
Ontario to move into lockdown on Boxing Day
Premier Doug Ford to announce new public health measures as Hamilton enters lockdown
Provinces staying coy while examining NHL plans
Doug Ford: No decision on NHL games with Ontario primed for lockdown
The NBA is ready to get back to normal, or as normal as it can be
It’s a gamble.
‘Very little will change’ as Hamilton enters provincewide shutdown on Boxing Day, city official says
Hamilton, which is already in the grey zone, will enter a provincewide lockdown on Boxing Day.
No cases of the new U.K. strain of the virus that causes COVID have been detected in Canada yet, officials say. Here’s what you need to know
There haven’t been any cases of a new variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 found in Canada yet, but public health authorities say they are looking for them. And the good news is experts say the mutation should not impact the vaccine.
Toronto welcomes extended lockdown — and says more restrictions might be necessary
After dire warnings of a COVID-19 surge that threatens to crash Toronto’s health system, and news that the virus killed a local 30-year-old and hospitalized an 11-year-old, city officials are unsure if new provincewide restrictions are enough.
Start your personal lockdown now, Haldimand-Norfolk’s top doc says
Health unit recommends keeping Christmas gatherings virtual to stop spread of COVID-19
Ontario’s new lockdowns are an admission of failure on COVID-19
What an admission of collective failure is summed up in the measures announced on Monday by the Ontario government to stem the seemingly irresistible tide of COVID-19.
Funding available to restore Wood Buffalo park
Federal government announces funding to restore Wood Buffalo National Park
Ford calls for increased COVID testing at airports
Ontario premier demands increased COVID-19 testing at airports as new variant emerges
Buy Local campaign to include community papers following pressure from publishers
(Updated: Mon. Dec. 21, 6:00 p.m.) An ad campaign organized by the provincial government to help promote a ‘Buy Local’ initiative initially excluded over 220 local print newspapers, favouring social media buys with Google, Facebook and national television commercials.
Stock markets dip on news of U.K. COVID-19 strain
North American stock markets down in early trading to start week, loonie falls
Navy submarine docked extra year due to leak
Canadian navy submarine docked extra year after leak found in main ballast tank
Hamilton extends hours on outdoor skating rinks
The City of Hamilton has extended the hours of its outdoor skating rinks to run between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily. Outdoor rinks continue to have a limit of 25 skaters at a time and require reservations.
Quebec opens new COVID-19 vaccination sites
Police issue more than 400k worth of fines at weekend anti-lockdown rally in Montreal
Many who had COVID-19 worried about dying: Poll
Many Canadians who contracted COVID-19 worried about dying: Poll
Thyssenkrupp Elevator fined $55,000 for arm injury
Thyssenkrupp Elevator fined $55,000 for worker's arm injury
Linamar fined $200K after worker hit by fireball
Linamar fined $200K after unprotected worker hit by furnace fireball
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Ford: No decision on NHL play during lockdown
Doug Ford: No decision on NHL games with Ontario primed for lockdown
Database tracks employers using wage subsidy
CRA promotes public database to track employers using wage subsidies
Gabriel Bump named 2020 winner of the Ernest Gaines Award
Gabriel Bump named 2020 winner of the Ernest Gaines Award
Investors optimistic for 'year of the vaccine'
Investors look with optimism to 'year of the vaccine', expect major growth in 2021
Final Moderna data in Health Canada's hands
Moderna establishing Canadian division amid COVID-19 vaccine rollout
School discriminated against man with brain injury
University discriminated against man with brain injury, poor grades, court rules
Stoney Creek’s controversial Attic pot shop set to light up
Christmas is coming a few days late for Ned Kuruc, but he’s not complaining.
Hamilton reports two new COVID deaths, 40 new cases
Juravinski outbreak reaches 85 cases.
Vaccination plan needed for Indigenous areas: NDP
Feds should detail vaccination plan for Indigenous communities: NDP
An interactive map of some of Hamilton’s best Christmas Light displays
It's fun, festive and let’s face it during a pandemic we are all enjoying dazzling displays lovingly placed by neighbours and community.
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