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Trustees passed a motion to expand a provincial rule requiring students in Grade 4 and up to wear masks to also include kids in kindergarten to Grade
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Durham MPP Erin O'Toole won 57 per cent of the vote, and won all five of Hamilton's ridings.
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Scotiabank reports $1.3B Q3 profit, provisions for credit losses climb
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S&P/TSX composite index edges higher in early trading, loonie climbs
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Some school bus drivers say they have not received COVID-19 safety protocols with just weeks to go before the start of class.
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BMO Financial Group reports $1.23B Q3 profit, tops analysts' expectations
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A list of how COVID-19 is impacting what's happening in your city
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Trudeau considered best to manage pandemic, revive economy, poll suggests
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Recent real estate figures show buyers in Hamilton want more bang for their buck — and that means suburbs
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The Canadian football legend hasn’t heard anything from the city about the field that’s supposed to bear his name.
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A judge is deciding if Hamilton, recently named one of the top seven intelligent communities in the world, should be in the top spot
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Financial Accountability Office to report on Ontario's credit rating
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New Conservative leader Erin O'Toole to lay out his blueprint for party
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VICTORIA—The air was thick with sweat, forming condensation on the windows. A rotating crowd of 40 to 60 people crammed into a one-bedroom suite in downtown Victoria danced — inasmuch as they had room to move — to music played by a DJ. The door to the six-floor condo building was propped open to let guests flow freely inside.
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Toronto’s Sunnybrook Hospital has declared an outbreak of COVID-19, with four cases of the virus identified in a surgical unit in the acute care section of the Bayview Avenue campus.
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Garneau, Champagne pan Iran's report on downing of PS752 as limited, selective
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Artificial intelligence needed to fight child prostitution, Quebec committee told
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Military lifts order grounding Snowbirds team, some restrictions still in place
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Ontario reports 105 new cases of COVID-19, one additional death due to the virus
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O'Toole to move quickly to put stamp on federal Conservative party
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The Ancaster Transportation Master Plan had identified creating a left-turn centre lane along Garner Road to help alleviate traffic.
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Gun-control reforms passed last year might not be fully in place until 2022: memo
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Bank of Canada looks for broader input in updating inflation-target framework
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Market runs for eight weeks, on Saturdays from 9 until 1 p.m.
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North American stock markets climb higher to start the trading week
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New proposal would reduce the average kindergarten class size to 22 students per class, and the average classes in Grade 4 to Grade 8 to 24 students p
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At 96, Second World Ward veteran Gordon Hastings gets back in a Lancaster for a familiar flight
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As provinces across Canada are entering final stages of reopening and relaxing COVID-19 restrictions, public health officials are warning this isn’t over. A second wave is inevitable and could be more devastating.
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Dave Edgcumbe can hardly wait.The 72-year-old Binbrook resident and Dofasco retiree is looking forward to getting back to working out at the Les Chater Family YMCA when the Rymal Road East facility reopens Aug 31.“The Y was a really good repla
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B.C. could shine amid Canada's slow economic recovery: Conference Board
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‘There has been a deterioration in the sky quality’
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Ontario’s registered nurses have asked the province to cut elementary class sizes to protect students and school staff from COVID-19.
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Northwestern Ontario wildfire being held at bay, officials say
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Bernier says O'Toole not a real conservative, unlike his People's Party
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NAN says government refusing to provide aid for safe school reopening plan
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Detectives believe there may be more victims
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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Montreal asks anyone who attended Latin dance events to get tested for COVID-19
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Ontario is back above 1,000 active cases of COVID-19 for the first time since early August as health officials keep a close watch on trends while children prepare to return to school next month.
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No one injured after massive boulder falls from bluffs on Toronto beach
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Travel agents reach $7-million settlement in class action against Flight Centre
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The 18-year-old faces several firearm charges
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Ontario reports 105 new cases of COVID-19, one additional death due to the virus
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A few months ago, flowers weren’t even really Amy Marconi’s thing. She’s a social worker through and through, having worked in everything from child protection to mental health over the past 20 years.
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Montreal’s regional public health director is asking anyone who participated in indoor or outdoor Latin dance events over the past two weeks to get tested for COVID-19.
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North American stock markets climb higher to start the trading week