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One in four credit-cardholders couldn't make payments in May and June, survey says
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College of Nurses of Ontario shuts down services after cybersecurity 'incident'
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Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead is following an idea that council colleague John-Paul Danko recently proposed and wants a study conducted for his Ward 14 neighbourhood to see how to make is safer for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles.In August, c
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Wage subsidy extension into 2021 critical for tourism sector to survive: industry
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Ontario reports 293 new COVID-19 cases, three deaths in past 24 hours
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O'Toole family tested for COVID-19 under Commons program after long lines stymie them
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North American stock markets down in late-morning trading, loonie falls
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Ontario reports 293 new COVID-19 cases, three deaths in past 24 hours
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She grew up in Stoney Creek taking the piano lessons her parents put her into.
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Either be patient, or pay up: Sending money across US border requires trade-off
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Additional funding and driver incentives have failed to attract drivers.
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Hamilton councillors approve spending $86,000 to convert traffic islands at Lincoln Alexander Parkway and Upper Gage Avenue into flora islands.
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A worker at the Fortinos up on the Mountain has tested positive for COVID-19.
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North American stock markets down in early trading, loonie loses ground
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Popular UK author Victoria Hislop granted Greek citizenship
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a detrimental impact especially on older adults — and researchers at McMaster University are trying to learn more about it.From measuring loneliness to physical movement, the university’s Institute for Research on Agi
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Kathy Renwald: It was time for the pool to go and she replaced it with rocks. Enormous rocks.
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Hamilton's newest hotel is nearing completion
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The 2020/2021 academic year is like no other. As Flamborough students head back to school, the Flamborough Review wanted to know how young learners and educators are feeling about the return to school, so we asked them to describe their experiences so far. Here's what students and teachers had to say:
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Coun. Terry Whitehead, the plan’s main critic, says it’s ‘prudent’ to move ahead
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The woman wants a refund but says Google is not helping.
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A spokesperson for the Martinos said all the homes, including those outside Hamilton, have submitted the necessary applications to the government but
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Jonathan Davis was killed a year ago when he and five other innocent bystanders were struck by bullets during a barrage of gunfire at a Mississauga apartment building.
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Trudeau starts consultations with opposition leaders on next week's throne speech
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Funeral for four slain Traynor family members set for today in Oshawa, Ont.
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Cogeco directors spurn Rogers, Altice again in an exchange of accusatory letters
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Delivery driver charged in crash that killed toddler west of Toronto
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Task force crosses partisan lines to call for $55 billion for climate, clean energy
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As the first day of online classes began Wednesday morning, teachers quickly discovered that their video conferencing tools pose a variety of technica
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Leonard Turnevicius: ‘Songs of Peace and War’ will provide ‘renewed hope for enduring peace’
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Easier, quicker saliva sampling eyed for next stage of COVID-19 testing
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Trudeau says he doesn't want an election but country will 'figure it out' if need be
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Suit said several leagues conspired to restrict player movements while paying them little, writes Scott Radley
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Canadian forestry invents biodegradable mask filter, aims for full mask by Christmas
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Ontario to lower limits on social gatherings after COVID-19 cases increase
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Councillors say riders are tearing up front lawns, farmers’ fields, and zipping around parks and roads
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Ontario school ordered to close after three COVID-19 cases detected among staff
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Canadian politicians who've been forced to isolate because of exposure to COVID-19
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Canadian forestry invents biodegradable mask filter, aims for full mask by Christmas
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Battered by COVID-19, cool weather could be turning point for mall owners
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Assistant professor Paul Alexander took a permanent leave of absence from the White House on Wednesday as controversy swirls around political influenc
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22 people charged in connection with Caledonia, Ont., land dispute, OPP say
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First two longlists announced for National Book Awards
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Quebec looking at ways the state can intervene in private homes to stop COVID-19
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Regional police charge doctor with seven counts of sexual assault
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Surging demand for wheat, canola boost struggling Ontario shippers
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Conservative Leader O'Toole in isolation after staffer tests positive for COVID-19
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Ethics watchdog bites former envoy to U.S. over corporate meetings with ministers
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Sasha the cat was missing for just over a year. She was found thanks to a Good Samaritan and her microchip.