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Canadians not worried other countries will get COVID-19 vaccine first: poll
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Statistics Canada to say today how country's economy fared in third quarter of 2020
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WARNING: This story contains sensitive subject matter, including suicide and self-harm, that could be triggering for some readers.
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Ottawa must be more transparent regarding COVID-19 vaccine rollout: expert
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Two students at Waterdown District High School have tested positive for COVID-19.
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PM sets Dec. 10 date for long-sought first ministers' meeting on health-care funding
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Record-breaking 511 active cases among numbers called ‘sad and sobering’ by Hamilton’s mayor
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As Ontario heads into its second week of lockdown, cases of COVID-19 in the province continue to climb with five more health units moving into an escalated risk category — with greater restrictions — in an effort to tamp down infections.
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Ontario is being urged to expand testing of staff and students — especially in hot spots — after the first site in Toronto uncovered some 19 cases at one elementary school.
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Freeland set to deliver update on federal finances and economic outlook
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Thirteen businesses have been charged for not enforcing masking and having too many people inside.
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OTTAWA – The federal Opposition parties greeted the long-awaited economic update with a big collective thumbs down.
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Ottawa beefs up loans for hard-hit sectors — but big airlines not included for now
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COVID-19 changes everything, and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has laid out a major challenge for herself to make sure it changes for the better.
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Yosif Al-Hasnawi’s father testifies in the trial of two Hamilton paramedics
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Liberals take step on national child-care system, promise plan coming in 2021 budget
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Think of what you got away with when you were a kid, or what other kids at your school got away with. It could be elementary; it could be high school. When we grow up, some things happen that remain a secret.
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Spending too little worse than spending too much, Freeland says in fall update
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Star defence witness to testify at Alek Minassian's murder trial
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Toronto suffered a record 643 new COVID-19 cases Monday, one week after the Ontario government plunged the city back into lockdown.
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Just to be clear: Justin Trudeau’s government has not acquired the ability to see into the future.
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Police probe four shootings on Sunday in northeastern Montreal
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COVID-19: Quebec tests air quality in long-term care homes, hospitals
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Victim transferred to hospital Saturday in serious but stable condition
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Shannon MacDougall was found dead inside a home on Mintern Avenue
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading to start the week, U.S. markets mixed
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Ontario reports 1,746 new COVID-19 cases today, and eight new deaths from the virus
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Highlights of the federal government's fiscal update
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Get on with promised gun-control measures, advocates urge Trudeau government
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OTTAWA – The Trudeau government will spend another $25.1 billion to boost immediate health and economic measures to get Canada through the pandemic, and plans an additional three-year stimulus package of up to $100 billion to juice an economic recovery it admits is still well off on the horizon.
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Closing arguments begin in court challenge to Quebec secularism law
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"It's been a struggle," says Mary Hutchings, owner of Supreme Trophies.
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The federal government announced $1 billion for long-term-care homes in its fall economic statement Monday, and reiterated a commitment made in the recent throne speech that it will work with the provinces on setting national standards for long-term care.
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Housing growth, auto loans drive up demand for credit in third quarter: Equifax
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Quebec booksellers' group apologizes, republishes post outlining premier's top reads
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No text of Canada-U.K. trade deal, minister says as Dec. 31 tariff deadline looms
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The trustee for wards 11 and 12 has announced she won’t seek a third one-year term when she and her colleagues hold annual elections at the board’s Dec. 7 meeting.
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Ontario has marked its fourth day in a row with more than 1,700 new cases of COVID-19, pushing the seven-day average to another record.
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VICTORIA – An investigation sparked by allegations that health-care workers were making a "game" out of guessing the blood-alcohol level of Indigenous patients before treating them will yield a report Monday into the racism in B.C.'s medical system.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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A new pedestrian crosswalk is planned for Wilson Street across from the Ancaster Arts Centre that is currently under construction.
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City of Hamilton patched up over 140 water leaks in 2020
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Freeland set to deliver update on federal finances and economic outlook
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In an age when anyone can digitally publish something that looks like news and anonymous interlopers stand to benefit from confusing and misleading users, it's vital to know if something you're reading online is fact or fiction.
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Home prices rise in cottage country amid demand from remote workers, retirees
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading to start the week, U.S. markets mixed
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Staff at the coronavirus testing centre at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College have been busy since the facility opened Oct. 23.
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Water leaks were discovered on Stone Church Road and Scenic Drive.
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a warning Nov. 29 about products sold in Ontario