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Trudeau says he tested negative for COVID-19 last month
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Detectives believe the driver of a black Ford Escape may have been a witness to Friday’s drive-by shooting
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Five-year-old Canadian orphan in Syrian camp set free, will come to Canada
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Feds reveal details of $35M fund to help make farms safer in COVID-19 pandemic
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Ontario reports 615 new COVID-19 cases today, and five new deaths from the virus
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North American stock markets climb higher to start trading week, oil up
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Hamilton Mountain police detectives are looking for the driver of a black Ford Escape.
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City’s 47th death was a 68-year-old man who died Sunday.
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As with so much else in 2020, the coronavirus pandemic is forcing Stoney Creek’s Royal Canadian Legion, Battlefield Branch 622 to change its approach to Remembrance Day, starting with the annual poppy campaign.
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Purchase is part of confidential settlement agreement after city staff errors
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New support programs begin for Canadians with COVID-19 or caring for people with it
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Lottery system for popular parent, grandparent visa program reinstated for this year
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University of Guelph testing campus residences' wastewater to detect COVID-19
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Ontario government spending $35M to help schools in COVID-19 hot spots
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Greens slam other parties for refusing to show 'leader's courtesy' to Annamie Paul
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Five-year-old Canadian orphan in Syrian camp set free, will come to Canada
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Hamilton chapter of the Islamic Circle of North American Sisters Canada donate 42 bags of food to campaign.
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Human rights groups ask feds for plan to deal with white supremacy in Canada
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Intermittent sentence law unfair to Indigenous accused from remote areas: judge
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Sixteen people armed with work gloves and garbage bags were out picking up trash from parking lots and alleyways along Concession Street between Upper Wentworth and Upper Sherman on Oct. 3.
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Sixteen people armed with work gloves and garbage bags were out picking up trash from parking lots and alleyways along Concession Street between Upper Wentworth and Upper Sherman on Oct. 3.
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Ontario reported 615 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, the eighth straight day with more than 500 new infections and a level that is consistently higher than the first wave peak of the virus in late April.
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Premier Doug Ford and his ministers provide their daily COVID-19 update for Monday, Oct. 5.Watch live here:
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North American stock markets climb higher to start trading week, oil up
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The new $5.7-million facility is expected to become the "premier" location for horses, trade shows and other large events.
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Ontario reports 615 new COVID-19 cases today, and five new deaths from the virus
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Talking turkey and trick-or-treating will not be the same this year thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, a new poll suggests.
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The Laidlaw Memorial United Church, since Rev. Doug Moore came on 16 years ago, has become a big force on this city’s music scene. Now it has its own
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North American stock markets climb higher to start trading week, oil up
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The staff member spent time in the life sciences building prior to testing positive for COVID-19.
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April Gunness plans on buying a black convertible after winning second prize.
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Lynn Valley Trail an antidote to pandemic stress, says campaign chair
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Tammy Couto (Weiss), 53, died suddenly and the loss in the downtown core is being felt throughout the town.
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A Hamilton murder mystery from 115 years ago. She had been shot in the back of the head and buried in “a pauper’s grave.”
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Susan Stevens got her first indoor visits to see her husband in long-term care at the end of September. She shares how that separation affected her.
National Day of Awareness: Vigil honours missing and murdered Indigenous women at Hamilton city hall
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Each year, family members, Indigenous members of the community and concerned citizens gather for a vigil on Oct. 4, to honour the memory of missing an
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Planning on a special kind of Zoom Thanksgiving get-together, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld
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Once reliant on volunteer armies, nutrition programs forced to shift focus to gift cards and prepackaged foods
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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As a kindergarten teacher, Michelle McKay used to revel in the lively, open classrooms that are the hallmark of early childhood education.
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Canadians with COVID-19 or caring for those with it can apply for federal money today
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Police say man, 74, died after interrupting alleged theft from Niagara Region home
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Nearly 20 per cent of COVID-19 infections in Canada are among health care workers, which is double the global average and an “irresponsible approach to worker safety,” according to a new report by a former senior adviser on the SARS commission.
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Two new schools in Hamilton and two in Brantford have announced confirmed COVID cases.
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When Sarah MacNeil landed a job managing events at Toronto’s swanky Hotel X, she was thrilled at the prospect. The pay and hours were solid, a rarity in the hospitality world that would soon be upended by COVID-19.
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One dead, two injured after shooting inside Toronto apartment: police
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Quebec coroner's office to launch public inquest into Joyce Echaquan's death
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Hospitals in Toronto and Peel are facing escalating pressures during the second COVID-19 wave and are calling for more stringent public health measures to prevent emergency departments, intensive care units and other services from being overwhelmed.
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Meanwhile, India has registered 75,829 confirmed coronaviruses cases in the past 24 hours, a day after crossing 100,000 total fatalities.