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Long-term care commission recommends Ontario address staffing shortages in homes
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| Updated | 2025-01-22 04:15 |
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Ontario’s COVID-19 case numbers are they highest they’ve ever been, yet our hospitalization rates are lower than they were at the height of the first wave of the pandemic last spring.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is walking back a long-standing promise to lift all boil-water advisories in First Nations by 2021.
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The 86-year-old died of his injuries in hospital
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The company says it will revive its application for a 10-kilometre pipeline that would go through Spencer Creek, if demand for natural gas rises. But
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Ottawa police investigating hate-motivated graffiti incident at National War Memorial
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Canadian companies that have filed for creditor protection since COVID-19 pandemic
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Ontario reports 826 new COVID-19 cases today, and nine new deaths from the virus
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There are currently 16 active outbreaks in the city though most involve one or two cases.
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The new St. Joseph’s Mountain COVID-19 testing centre at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College opened Oct. 23.
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Victim of Markham, Ont., homicide identified as Mohammad Mehdi Amin Sadeghieh
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Indigenous land defenders added an overturned school bus and other vehicles to an Argyle Street blockade overnight
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The federal government has announced its first advance purchase agreement for a made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccine candidate.
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Hamilton Spectator photojournalist Barry Gray shares a glimpse of brilliant fall colour Friday morning. A fog advisory, which was issued by Environment Canada around 5 a.m. Friday, ended just before 9 a.m. Barry Gray is a Hamilton-based photojou
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Ottawa predicts system delays, backlogs unless court extends life of refugee pact
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As of Friday, Hamilton’s school boards have reported at least 19 new cases of COVID-19 this week.
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed; Loonie rises
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Ontario's COVID-19 cases remain stubbornly high two weeks after Toronto, Peel and Ottawa were pushed into modified Stage 2 restrictions.
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"It is very disappointing to me as a ward councillor," said Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko.
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Rob Howard: It’s not what we’ve seen 99 times before because of COVID, but it’s back
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed; Loonie rises
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Hamilton unable to get provincial permit to build sidewalk for children walking to school along Fiddlers Green Road.
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There will be no mountain of food or late-night sorting in the cafeteria of St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School on Halloween night this year.
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Six other employees who were in the area of the person are self-isolating.
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Six other employees who were in the area of the person are self-isolating.
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Seth Rogen on fighting cannabis stigma and why pot should be as accepted as beer
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Pay for news. That’s what we always hear. As news organizations see both their revenue and stature shrink, paying for news has become a kind of rallying cry for journalists looking to save their beleaguered industry. Want to save journalism from peddlers of “fake news” or media naysayers like Donald Trump? Open your wallet.
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Several pharmacies in the city say they have been overwhelmed with flu shot requests
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Drivers should prepare for “near zero visibility” for the morning commute.
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Testing capacity in Hamilton has increased so assessment centres can continue doing 1,100 tests a day.
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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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Construction crew makes discovery while installing water main
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John and Mato Josipovic on trial for second-degree murder in shooting death of former Hells Angels member Lou Malone in 2013
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Students told to self-isolate for two weeks do some at-home learning, but don’t join remote classes
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Hospitals, long-term care homes have little room for second-wave surge, inquiry hears
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With a long pandemic winter ahead, Ontario is earmarking $24 million to boost counselling and other mental health supports for children and youth feeling the effects of COVID-19 isolation.
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Coun. Chad Collins calls pilot launch a ‘tremendous success’
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It’s a week before Halloween, most events and activities are creeping around the holiday, but catch the last bit of autumn colour at the Hamilton Mum
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Ford says supporter will not get special treatment in school accreditation process
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It has been a rule of thumb in a global pandemic that has everyone rethinking every interaction with anyone else: the 15-minute mark.
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Doug Ford made a guarantee, is what he did.
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Hamilton public schools too often fail to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer students even when they have positive space groups for that purpose, LGBTQ community activists say.
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Judge grants permanent injunction against demonstrators in Indigenous land dispute
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OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole accused Justin Trudeau of “playing a game with people’s lives” as another bitter political dispute brewed over the latest Opposition demands for a wide-ranging probe into the Liberal government’s COVID-19 health response.
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Mayor hopeful provincial agency’s clearance of 21 vacant buildings will still pave way for resurrected transit project
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Union calls for Quebec slaughterhouse to be closed after COVID-19 outbreak
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New Tory motion could trigger second confidence showdown for Liberal minority
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Unsatisfied with PM's answer, Blanchet vows to press Trudeau on prof's use of slur
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Purdue Pharma pleas could bolster efforts for Canadian opioid class action
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Promised path to residency for "Guardian Angel" asylum seekers yet to open