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Federal deficit through June hits $120 billion, Finance Department says
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The body of an unknown woman was found under a sleeping bag between Guelph and Rockwood on Aug. 28, 2005.
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The final improvements have been made to Garner Road between Hamilton Drive and Shaver Road that began in 2018.
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Canopy Growth to open 10 stores in Alberta under Tweed and Tokyo Smoke banners
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Ontario reports 122 new cases of COVID-19, six new deaths related to coronavirus
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At least 30 millimetres of rain is expected Friday afternoon and into Saturday morning.
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The 14-acre lot, plus 80,000-square-foot facility is available for almost $4.5 million.
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Application to permit accessory structure opposed by staff, neighbours
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S&P/TSX composite up in early trading, U.S. stock markets also rise
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Whether they’re priced out of housing or ready for more space, diehard downtowners are rethinking looking for homes within 90 minutes of the city centre. Here’s how to find a new home with all the other perks of a good community
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Hamilton Public Library officials say the new library building on Paramount Drive and Marston Street near the Valley Park Recreation Centre is starting to take shape.
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Statistics Canada to release GDP figures for June, second quarter
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More than 60 per cent of humanity will experience water scarcity by 2030, experts project, and conventional water resources — rain, river runoffs — ar
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Delays expected until 4 p.m.
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Police say man is dead after being pulled from water in eastern Ontario
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One woman killed, man seriously injured after five-vehicle crash in Pickering
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic.
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Felipe Belalcazar, 33, who lives just across the Oakville border, is home with a fractured shin and unable to work
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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There are plenty of family activities around the city to kick-start September
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Mel Rutherford is concerned about his kids, twins going into Grade 10, commuting more than an hour each way on two city buses to get to their French i
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Final arguments leave decision in judge’s hands for the 2006 murder of Billy Mason, writes Susan Clairmont.
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‘This is a vaccine that is developed by Canadians and will be tested by Canadians and hopefully Canadians will get first dibs,’ said Dr. Mark Loeb, Ha
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Statistics Canada to release GDP figures for June, second quarter
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Police service boards grapple with diversity, inclusion amid calls for change
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B.C. health officials are reporting the province’s first suspected cases of multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C).
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Police warn the improper consumption of the narcotics could be fatal and pose especially high risk to children
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Back in May, Dr. Scott Halperin was feeling optimistic about Canada’s first set of clinical trials for a potential coronavirus vaccine.
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Feds creating 'inventory' of racial minorities to fill senior public service posts
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Bill Blair says prison segregation oversight panel will get the data it needs
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OTTAWA — A snap election this fall would be “suboptimal” for voters, who would face longer lines with increased wait times and the prospect of delayed results caused by a surge of mail-in ballots, says Elections Canada’s deputy chief electoral officer.
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It wasn’t an easy decision, but for Farida Pedhiwala, it was the right one.
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Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board will turn back the clock and start hearing asylum claims as it did in pre-pandemic days — with judges, lawyers, refugees and interpreters all in enclosed hearing rooms.
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NAN say federal back-to-school funding comes too late for remote communities
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Fitch Ratings issues new warning over federal spending, government debt
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Many students in Quebec are back to school today amid COVID-19 worries
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Hamilton Public Health will hire at least 19 public health nurses to assist schools as they reopen.
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A court has restored a public health order limiting the number of quarantining migrant workers in Norfolk County to three per bunkhouse, in what advocates are hailing as a victory for vulnerable workers.
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Financials help lift S&P/TSX composite in early trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Staffing shortage compounds COVID-19 delays at human rights tribunal: experts
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Ontario reports 118 new cases of COVID-19, one new death related to coronavirus
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Hamilton manufacturer will supply 1,150 grain hopper cars
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What are you personally clinging to in the waning days of August, when it’s so seductive to give in to legitimate fear of what this pandemic and political fall will bring?
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Man's body pulled from Ottawa River days after he jumped into marina: SIU
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Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Liberal MP Bob Bratina says the CN deal will help city recover from pandemic.
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Macklem says central bankers must speak simply or risk losing public trust
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'We're not out of this yet': Banks brace for uncertainty as recovery takes hold
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From 'seaman' to 'sailor': the Royal Canadian Navy adopts gender-neutral titles
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The past week has seen a flurry of new developments for Hamilton schools as staff and school boards scramble to finalize their reopening plans.