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All eyes on bad loan provisions as banks prepare for 'ugly' earnings reports
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Freeland's 'Plutocrats' book showcases her views on taxes, deficits, joblessness
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All eyes on bad loan provisions as banks prepare for 'ugly' earnings reports
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Rally, barbecue set for two Black men killed by police west of Toronto
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Ontario is rushing ahead with plans for a new 400-series highway across York, Peel and Halton regions that will replace farmland with asphalt.
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But the occupation of a contentious housing development site — renamed 1492 Land Back Lane by Indigenous protesters — was set to continue through the
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CHCH reporter was covering a story about a tent encampment at the time of the robbery.
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Talks needed on decriminalizing hard drugs to address opioid crisis, Tam says
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COVID-19 deaths worldwide passed 800,000 as cases rose to more than 23 million, according to data from Johns Hopkins University and Bloomberg.
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Police probe death of man shot in park in Chateauguay, southwest of Montreal
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Quebec reports 104 new cases of COVID-19, six deaths linked to virus
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Flamborough Patio Furniture — Hamilton’s “home of the dinosaurs” — is on the market along with its life-size monster menagerie.
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Environment Canada is warning of temperatures above 30 degrees C tomorrow and Monday that could feel like 39 degrees C with the humidex.
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64 properties on 2020 list may be “too ambitious” to fulfil, staff acknowledges.
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Group aims to stop rapid demolition decisions, like Wilson Street’s Brandon House, from happening to other historic buildings.
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Demolition of house and restoration of site part of plan
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A Toronto librarian recently vented on Twitter after opening a letter from Ontario’s Ministry of the Attorney General telling her she is on a list for possible jury duty.
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Hamilton planning officials acknowledge the 64 properties to be designated in 2020 is "ambitious" and may not get done.
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Ontario is reporting 108 new cases of COVID-19 and one new death related to the coronavirus.
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Ontario reports 131 new cases of COVID-19, three new deaths related to virus
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Ontario reports 108 new cases of COVID-19, one new death related to coronavirus
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All three had been released from hospital by Saturday morning after suffering “minor injuries,” according to the Burlington fire department.
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Ancaster Village Heritage Committee wants the demolition process overhauled to prevent another Brandon House mistake.
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The federal government announced temporary changes Thursday to Canada’s decades-old Employment Insurance (EI) program, as well as new benefits to fill in the gaps. The widely used Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program will wind down in four weeks, giving Canadians a small runway to plan their next steps.
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‘Time and Tide’ exhibition offers overview of Trevor Hodgson’s painting career, writes Regina Haggo.
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TDSB seeks more space for fall classes as parents weigh whether kids will attend
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Students with disabilities face more obstacles returning to class: advocates
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Barry Beck is in Binbrook for the first time in eight years to find those responsible for stabbing and killing his son on June 26
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Jackie Rosart won Burlington’s Golf and Country Club ladies championship every time she entered — all 33 times, writes Garry McKay.
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Reflection helps us make better decisions and grapple with big questions like how to live, what to truly care about and what constitutes a good life,
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Residents of Ferguson Avenue North encampment explain why they’re sleeping outside
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Rising rents, lack of affordable housing and shortage of support services conspire to fuel homelessness
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $31.4 million Lotto Max jackpot
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For Melissa Mynes, the final days of August are usually a flurry of happy planning to ensure her kindergarten class is ready to welcome students.
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Police watchdog investigates after man falls to his death from Toronto apartment
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After more than two months of negotiations, officials with the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) were able to breathe a collective sigh of relief this week.
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EDMONTON—The Kenney government has turned down a request from the Alberta Teachers’ Association to delay the start of the school year until after Sept. 7, Labour Day.
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Representatives of Indwell and YWCA Hamilton presented a proposal to build 3,000 affordable units in three years through a coalition of local non-prof