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NewsAlert: Several people found dead in home east of Toronto, police say
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Jay Robb: It’s time to make the transition to humanocracy and upskill employees
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Domestic: 10U.S.A.: 2Overseas: 43 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry5 vessels handled petroleum product3 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessels handled fertilizer cargo2 vessels handled aggregate2 vess
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Hamilton's coronavirus cases moves past 1,000-mark, with 876 cases recovered.
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As the Second City Toronto became the first professional company to resume live indoor performances on Thursday night, I approached its “Safer, Shorter & Still So Funny” thinking about the five performers about to premiere the show — to an anxious crowd of 50 people seated eight feet part, their laughs muffled under masks, the performers recoiling if their comedic energy propelled moist globules too far off the stage.
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Nearly 80,000 students return to class in person or online.
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O'Toole nominates campaign fundraiser to be chair of Conservative Fund
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Two passengers fined $1,000 each after refusing to wear masks on WestJet flights
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That the first Monday in September is a statutory holiday in Canada has roots that go all the way back to 1872, when Toronto printers went on strike for decent working conditions.
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Man dead following fall from balcony in Toronto building fire, police say
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Canopy Growth lays off more workers, won't say how many impacted by cuts
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NewsAlert: Several people found dead in home east of Toronto, police say
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The 12th annual Telling Tales festival is going virtual this year and all are welcome to join in the story.
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Transport Canada issues first fines to air passengers who refused to wear masks
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Dundas and Ancaster financial advisors, Thie Convery, Letitia Fluit and Marie Phillips each authored chapters in the a book, Financial Success for Women, by Women.
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S&P/TSX composite moves up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Canadians and close relatives in Lebanon offered help to travel to Canada
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Sale closing date not set as of September 3
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Family, friends and fans expected to share in emotional celebration of the life of Hamilton Broadway star who died of complications from COVID-19
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Ontario reports 148 new cases of COVID-19, with most in Peel Region
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Unifor to announce Detroit 3 pattern agreement target on Tuesday
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S&P/TSX composite moves up in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Oversight of work site shared by two levels of government
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Some residents in the Inch/Eastmount area of the north-central Mountain are raising the alarm about entries to vehicles in the area.
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for August, by Canadian city
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for August, by province
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National employment numbers for August from Statistics Canada, at a glance
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Statistics Canada to unveil August job numbers, expected to show gains
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Premier Doug Ford’s push against retailers’ pandemic price gouging has triggered more than 26,000 consumer complaints to the government, newly available data reveals.
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Coun. Chad Collins says price tag of full program that would follow test run is ‘bad timing’ with pandemic financial pressures
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Altice and Rogers open to talks regarding Cogeco takeover proposal
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NewsAlert: Several people found dead in home east of Toronto, police say
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Doggos and kitty cats shine during a pandemic.
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Victim taken to hospital
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Another blow to the local airport as Abbotsford and Halifax routes will cease to operate from Hamilton after Oct. 23
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If you want to head to the beach, we suggest planning for Saturday. An early forecast from Environment Canada is calling for a bright sunny day, but y
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Two years ago, the public school board spent roughly $1.25 million to put in a natural grass field. Now with that field a mess, it’s going to spend $2
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Verdict in retrial of 2006 killing of Billy Mason is not expected until at least October, writes Susan Clairmont.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Ontario’s public health agency will soon begin evaluating a rapid and purportedly highly accurate COVID-19 test — an indication we are edging closer to the day when screening for the virus becomes a routine chore, experts say, while warning that scientific and logistical hurdles remain.
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Ontario’s largest children’s mental health advocacy group is warning that kids struggling with serious mental health issues amid the pandemic could be left behind unless the province steps up with more support.
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NewsAlert: Several people found dead in home east of Toronto, police say
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Statistics Canada to unveil August job numbers, expected to show gains
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Eisenberger says Ford is on board for trying to get shovels in the ground on LRT
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Public health blames new provincial case management system but province says no other public health department has two-day lag.
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Tories ask languages czar to probe choice of WE Charity for student program
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger, chair of the board, wants to hear from ‘broader community’
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Parent company of Regus co-working spaces files for creditor protection
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Community organizations continue push for a reformed approach to public health and social issues
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Hamilton police continue to investigate a suspicious vehicle that approached a 14-year-old girl