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"The street numbers jump all over the place," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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Commons set for debate Liberals say undermines confidence in Parliament
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Quebec man injured during arrest for alleged online threats out of danger: watchdog
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Ontario reported an increase of more than 100 COVID-19 cases with 821 new infections Tuesday and is allowing dance studios in Toronto, Peel, York and Ottawa to re-open.
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Police in Ottawa area arrest 16 in connection with wholesale drug trafficking
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The Hamilton campus of Brock University has been located in a former high school on King Street East.
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It looks like there won’t be any veterans or volunteers distributing poppies at indoor locations on the Mountain this year.
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The move comes as the future of the Rosslyn’s ownership hangs in limbo.
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Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins Ontario Premier Doug Ford for today's COVID-19 update.
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Dairy farmers demand compensation amid pandemic, citing new losses due to CUSMA
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Commons set for debate Liberals say undermines confidence in Parliament
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Quebec reports 877 new COVID-19 cases and 12 deaths as hospitalizations rise
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Once a vaccine for COVID-19 is approved, who should get it first will depend on when it's rolled out, according to a study by researchers at the University of Waterloo.
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The students were last in the building Oct. 9 and pose “no risk to the school community,” says a letter to families
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Medically assisted deaths could increase by 1,200 in 2021 under revised law: PBO
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North American stock markets up at the start of the trading day, loonie lower
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Hamilton’s public school board trustees have voted unanimously to hire an outside consultant to review their governing policies and procedures from an anti-racism and anti-oppression perspective.
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Centre for Addiction and Mental Health adds three cases to its COVID-19 outbreak
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HAMILTON—New information about Hamilton’s SpinCo “superspreader” outbreak is leading experts to say it could have been prevented — or at least significantly diminished — if testing and contact tracing rolled out sooner.
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The student spent time in ‘several areas’ of the Michael G. DeGroote Centre for Learning and Discovery.
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North American stock markets up at the start of the trading day, loonie lower
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Commons set for debate Liberals say undermines confidence in Parliament
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Too “old Hamilton”Hammer City Records (228 James St. N.), a James North hub for punk, hardcore, metal and vinyl, has until Nov. 30 to vacate its alley-access basement unit. “No, we did not miss rent or succumb to Covid,” states a post on the shop’
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Sharon Richards is slowly winding down McGee’s Landing, but quick to stress it’s not because her downtown Stoney Creek gift shop couldn’t survive the coronavirus pandemic.
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Magna CEO Don Walker to retire at end of 2020, Seetarama Kotagiri named as next CEO
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A false version of the authorized Daily Shield hand sanitizer has been found for sale.
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Police looking for witnesses to fatal collision
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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.
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Kyle Firlotte left Johnathan Bailey to die beaten and alone in a deserted farmer’s field on the night of Nov. 7, 2017
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In ways Cindy Alves hadn’t expected, the pandemic has benefited her son Justin’s education. And it has offered her new insight on raising her autistic
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The number of doses of naloxone handed out by public health is significantly down as well the number of people revived.
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Big number: 11 cents, the per-resident amount contributed to Toronto’s social housing costs in 2018 by the provincial government. That’s about 0.04 per cent of the total amount spent.
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In a seniors housing building in east-end Toronto, 69-year-old Maureen Clohessy has taped over her power outlets, hoping to keep bedbugs out of the bachelor unit she’s called home for three years.
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Commons set for debate Liberals say undermines confidence in Parliament
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One in four Canadians say their mental health is worse than during COVID-19 outbreak
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Ontario to expand blue box program, increase number of items accepted across province
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More RCMP officers deployed in Nova Scotia to keep peace in lobster fishery: Blair
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The world marked the disturbing milestone of 40 million COVID-19 cases Monday, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg according to Colin Furness, an infection control epidemiologist at the University of Toronto.
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The province is recommending residents in Stage 2 areas — which does not include Hamilton — avoid collecting candy on Halloween
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One death reported in Durham on Oct. 16, the first since early June
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A pandemic imprisons people at home as in nursing homes. But a pandemic is also a prism, revealing the world around us in a new light — if only we look.
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The planned curbside recycling shakeup is meant to save cities money and encourage manufacturers to make more eco-friendly, reusable packaging.
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The Spectator has put together a day-by-day breakdown of everything we know about the SpinCo outbreak, including what was known — and when — by public
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Commons gives approval in principle to judges' sexual assault training bill
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The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health has reported a COVID-19 outbreak at its Queen Street West site, with five patients testing positive for the virus. It is the first outbreak at Canada’s largest mental health hospital since April.
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Tristan John “Tjay” Jandles knew that applying to university during a global pandemic would likely be mired in confusion. But for the soon-to-be graduate, the most frustrating thing has been getting timely answers to his questions.
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The rate of COVID-19 testing in the part of the city hit hardest by the virus is lagging behind other neighbourhoods, data newly posted by Toronto Public Health shows.
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Time to egg Queen’s Park. Ontarians could TP it, but we can’t risk toilet paper shortages again. If we can learn lessons from this pandemic, we should.
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It was easy to get the impression that Doug Ford wasn’t at all happy on Monday about being cast as the premier who stole Halloween.