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Stoney Creek Seniors Outreach Services (SOS) is issuing another call for volunteer snowblower operators to help seniors and people with disabilities with their regular snow removal needs this winter.
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StatCan reports fewer business closures, more openings in June compared with May
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A 26-year-old Hamilton man is recovering from a non-life-threatening gun shot wound after an incident in the intersection of Garth Street and Limeridge Road around 9:30 p.m. on Sept. 28.Hamilton police say they were called to the area in response
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Police investigating shooting at Garth Street and Limeridge Road West
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An employee at the Flamborough Municipal Service Centre has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Hamilton police looking for missing 63-year-old
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A 36-year-old woman arrested near scene at Cannon Street East and Wentworth Street North
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A woman has been arrested after the victim was found near Cannon Street East and Wentworth Street North
Can pregnant women’s leftover blood samples help us understand how the coronavirus spread in Canada?
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THE GOAL: Understand how SARS-CoV-2 — the virus that causes COVID-19 — has spread in Canada by tracking COVID-19 antibodies found in leftover blood samples of pregnant women taken during routine prenatal screening.
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On World News Day, Toronto Star journalists look back on six months – and counting – of covering the COVID-19 pandemic: the stories they’re telling, the data they dig up, and why it is so important to them to keep asking questions and pushing for trustworthy, reliable information.
'Wacky' symptoms, neurological issues part of daily life for Flamborough and area COVID long-haulers
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Shannon Mitchell-Taylor doesn’t remember what feeling healthy is like.
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A tiny creature creates a bear of a problem at the cottage, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.
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Department conducts its own investigations into allegations of officers abusing their authority, which are routinely dismissed, says man who accused o
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Uss died on Aug. 19 at 83
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Lawrence Road brickyard may be closing for good with the east end property for sale.
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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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Ontario is the economic engine of Canada. From our manufacturing sector to information and technology hubs, our province offers newcomers and residents alike opportunities to find jobs, buy a home and achieve the Canadian dream.
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COVID-19 further delaying some overdue military procurements
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COVID-19 aid bill, Tory leader O'Toole's speech headline Parliament's first full week
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Trial for accused double-murderer Adam Strong set to begin in Oshawa, Ont.
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Mason Road Junior Public School is the first Toronto school to close after an outbreak was declared by Toronto Public Health.
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Ontario reports 491 new COVID-19 cases, highest daily increase in months
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The month of September has been a deadly one for those who use drugs in Toronto.
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Mahad Nur considers himself a disease detective.
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Samantha Chin is busier than usual.
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A Toronto murder trial set to open Monday is being put on hold after a member of the prosecution team tested positive for COVD-19, according to sources familiar with the case.
‘Terrorism’ vs. ‘colonial violence’: Rhetoric heats up between politicians in Caledonia land dispute
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Haldimand’s police services board chair says Hamilton MP should be arrested for entering contested site.
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Police and coast guard rescue a couple from Lake Ontario south of the lift bridge where their catamaran capsized.
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Parliament Hill security increased after reports of harassment
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic
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The month of September has been a deadly one for those who use drugs in Toronto.
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The St. John Henry Newman community is mourning the sudden death of former student Benjamin Zwolak.
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Quebec home daycare workers' union reaches deal with province, ending strike
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Seniors and people with disabilities will continue to receive essential item deliveries through a provincial program that’s been extended until March.
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OPP respond to 'car takeover' after modified cars descend on Wasaga Beach
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Visits suspended at federal prisons in Quebec to prevent potential COVID spread
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Quebec reports 896 new COVID-19 cases, four additional deaths linked to virus
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Author says acquittal on child pornography charges allows him to 'breathe again'
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Provincial police remain on the scene Sunday in Wasaga Beach where hundreds of modified cars descended this weekend for stunt driving, racing and more.
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Parliament Hill security increased after reports of harassment
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Three staff at the restaurant Regulars Bar on King St. West have tested positive for COVID-19, according to Toronto Public Health.
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Alexie, Pilkey books among most 'challenged' of past decade
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Supporters from across Canada mourn Ellsworth-Clark
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MONTREAL—The Correctional Service of Canada says it is suspending visits to federal prisons in Quebec to prevent the potential spread of COVID-19.
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MONTREAL—Quebec reported 896 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, the highest single-day tally since May.
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Ontario is reporting 491 new cases of COVID-19 and two more deaths from the illness.
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Locked-up computer systems only part of 'terrifying' ransomware scourge
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2 drivers dead, 1 seriously injured in three separate crashes across Quebec
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week