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What happened to the MP called Canada's Trump?
Trump a lesson for politicians, says Kellie Leitch, the Tory MP once compared to him
Liberal MP's ethics disclosure took too long: Dion
Liberal MP took too long with ethics disclosure, ought to apologize in Commons: Dion
Pair charged in armed Brantford convenience store robbery
Brantford police seized CO2 BB air pistol.
GM says demand for trucks revived Oshawa plant
GM says demand for trucks helped turn the tide for Oshawa plant
West Fraser Timber to buy Norbord in $4B deal
Canadian Press NewsAlert: West Fraser Timber to acquire Norbord in deal valued at $4B
Business group calls for freeze on CPP premiums
CFIB calls for freeze on Canada Pension Plan premiums set to rise on Jan. 1
PM defends arrest of Huawei executive
Trudeau defends arrest of Huawei executive, says countries must stand up to China
Hamilton city council shows division on sidewalk snow-clearing ahead of budget talks
Clearing all sidewalks would cost $3.53 million to $3.78 million more, resulting in a total price tag of $5.11 million to $5.36 million, and $16 more
S&P/TSX composite edges lower, loonie down
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets also pull back
Biotech campus at McMaster Innovation Park billed as job creator, pandemic fighter
Officials say a ‘biomanufacturing campus’ coming to McMaster Innovation Park will create hundreds of jobs.
Hamilton a financial winner after hosting 2019 Canadian Open
The Open, played at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club in Ancaster injected about $63 million into the local economy.
Ruff story: Picture book to honour Biden dogs Champ and Major
Ruff story: Picture book to honour Biden dogs Champ and Major
The HWDSB will likely run a budget deficit. What does that mean for the future?
Due to low student enrolment and a reduction in revenue related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the board is facing a revenue shortfall of $15.9 million.
North American stock markets down in early trading
S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. stock markets also pull back
McMaster University employee tests positive for COVID-19
The employee was last on campus Nov. 14. Public health is conducting contact tracing and will be in touch with anyone who may have come in contact wit
Barack Obama memoir off to record-setting start in sales
Barack Obama memoir off to record-setting start in sales
New COVID-19 care model to keep vulnerable patients out of hospital
St. Joseph’s has launched a home-care program for older adults with COVID to help keep them out of hospital, which they say will help free up space in
Hamilton faces $15-million lawsuit over pandemic dispute at recycling depots
The legal claim comes about three weeks after fuming residents were locked out of city waste transfer stations run by private operator Waste Connectio
Canadian Solar: 3Q Earnings Snapshot
Canadian Solar: 3Q Earnings Snapshot
COVID’s presence felt throughout murder trial
As deliberations begin for the 2013 shooting of a former Hells Angels member, here’s what the jury didn’t hear, writes Susan Clairmont.
‘You can’t forget about us’: Frustrated Caledonia residents plan protest to push for government action on land claims standoff
Frustrated Caledonia residents plan protest to push for government action on land claims standoff
Council looks at budgeting for yet-to-be-decided penalties for Sewergate spill
Expecting some kind of fine or cleanup order to come of $24-billion-litre leak, public works asked to start setting money aside for Chedoke Creek
Ottawa will give this family permanent resident visas. It just won’t let them into Canada
Emeka Machie, his wife and son left their hometown of Onitsha in Nigeria on March 15 for a 500-kilometre ride on dirt roads to Lagos, where they were to board a flight to start a new life in Canada.
Today’s coronavirus news: China’s president calls for closer international co-operation on COVID-19 vaccine; Saskatchewan tightens rules to reduce virus spread
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.
BEHIND THE CRIMES: Dad launches Project Angel to remember loved ones including his own children
The bodies of Daniel Babineau, 11, and his nine-year-old sister Monique were found behind an Orangeville school. A Grade 9 boy confessed to strangling them.
NYC has just shuttered its entire public school system. Where is Toronto headed?
Ontario’s premier is warning that hot spots are potentially days away from a lockdown, COVID-19 community cases are soaring, and the education minister has publicly contemplated extending winter break.
Feds 'missing opportunity' on parties' data use
Feds 'missing opportunity' to ensure political parties covered by privacy law
Canada, Britain trade negotiation in final stages
Canada-Britain trade negotiation in final stages as Dec. 31 tariff deadline looms
‘I’m running out of ammunition.’ Peel’s medical officer of health looks at more curbs as region faces Ontario’s scariest COVID numbers
Peel’s medical officer of health is “running out of ammunition” to control the COVID-19 epidemic in his region and warns of further restrictions if the curve doesn’t begin to bend.
Fire Marshal investigates after waste explodes at Hamilton water treatment plant
No one injured and $75,000 in damage caused by blast at Woodward facility
Hamilton building super believed ‘something was going to snap’ prior to 2016 killing
Superintendent testified about dead fish, superglued locks and feces on the door of victim’s apartment
Racism built into RCMP: MMIWG commissioner
RCMP needs structural changes to address racism: MMIWG commissioner
PHOTOS: Santa Claus is coming to ... your TV screen. Here’s a sneak peek of Toronto’s parade this year
Yes Virginia, there will be a Santa Claus parade, just not in the usual way.
Pandemic models didn’t see COVID-fatigue coming, says one of Canada’s top doctors
OTTAWA – Mask more. Wash more. Stay home. Keep your distance. Always.
Why can’t we beat back COVID-19? One of Canada’s top doctors says we’re all just tired
OTTAWA – Mask more. Wash more. Stay home. Keep your distance. Always.
Shree Paradkar: Covidiots come in all colours. Using race-based data to demonize South Asians is a cruel twisting of the evidence
From the barbaric East Asians and their bat-eating habits to the villainous South Asians and their dangerous socializing habits, the COVID-19 narrative has traced an interesting if richly racist trajectory in the eight months since it has afflicted us.
Shooting of seven-year-old Hamilton boy tied to Peel Region street gang bust
Project Siphon targeted the street gang New Money So Sick
Hamilton airport’s lease fee rate third lowest of 20 Canadian airports
City received 3.6 per cent of airport’s revenues in 2019, compared to 13.8 per cent rate at Pearson and 16.5 per cent in Montreal
Hamilton poet’s ‘genius’ masterpiece inspired by time spent at West 5th hospital
Marc Di Saverio is a Hamilton poet with an amazing talent. He has also struggled most of his life with manic depression. His epic poem, ‘Crito Di Volt
Parliament passes Tory motion on Huawei
Parliament passes Tory motion to demand government decision on Huawei, 5G
Toronto school staff member dies of COVID-19
Toronto Catholic District School Board school staff member dies of COVID-19
Failures on test-and-trace undermine the goal of #COVIDZero
The L-word — as in lockdown — is back. Premier Doug Ford is hinting strongly at something along those lines for the COVID-19 hotspots of Toronto, Peel and York regions. And a group of doctors are making waves by calling for a much stricter “#COVIDZero” strategy that would involve a hard lockdown over much of the winter.
Feds review pandemic warning system
Security, health experts to lead review of pandemic warning system
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
North American stock markets dip on COVID concerns
S&P/TSX composite edges up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also creep higher
Scheer's spending prompts call for better rules
Tories disappointed by Scheer's decision to hire family as they call for better rules
Two new deaths, 39 new COVID cases in Hamilton
Deaths involve a man in his mid-70s and a woman in her late-80s
Dundas’ 50 Creighton Rd. listed for sale 43 days after current owner bought it
City, conservation authority have not received any development proposals for site
Celebrity news: Dolly Parton surprised to hear of her role in COVID-19 vaccine; Toronto firms to design new gallery; National Ballet’s ‘Nutcracker’ goes to cinemas, home streaming
Who had Dolly Parton finding the cure for COVID-19 on their 2020 bingo card?
Canada-U.S. land-border closure has been extended to Dec. 21
OTTAWA—Canada and the United States will extend COVID-19 restrictions on non-essential cross-border travel for at least another month, to Dec. 21, the Star has learned.
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