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Derek Baddeley, 21, died early Monday morning after he lost control of his motorcycle on West 5th just south Brantdale Avenue.
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Lockdown fatigue is one of the risk factors as Hamilton reopens amid COVID-19. Psychiatrist Nick Kates says we need to practise mindfulness and remain
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As the company’s new owners, we see it as our mandate to bring fearless, progressive journalism into the 21st century, write Jordan Bitove, Paul Rivet
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $10 million Lotto Max jackpot
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WHITEHORSE—A Whitehorse resident has tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the first confirmed case in Yukon since April 20.
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Canadian man who was set to be deported from U.S. gets COVID in custody, dies
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As Ontario’s back-to-school plans face increased scrutiny with thousands of parents calling for smaller elementary class sizes, leaders at the Hospital for Sick Children say that keeping classroom numbers low enough to enable physical distancing is key to curbing transmission of COVID-19 in schools.
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Injunction banning all protests could set the stage for future clashes with police
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Canada decries death penalty after second Canadian sentenced in China this week
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Man to appear in court for alleged threats against Quebec's public health director
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Statistics Canada to reveal July jobs report with expectations of growth
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Toronto Public Health criticizes the city's public school reopening plan
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U.S. aluminum tariffs are 'unjustified and unnecessary': Canadian manufacturers
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Russel Metals hit by energy weakness, but plays down prospect of steel tariffs
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Ontario, federal governments announce $234.6M in new funding for child care
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Ontario government's autism program not enough, families and critics say
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PJ Mercanti and Louis Frapporti field The Spectator’s questions about their pitch
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Debate over whether to host the international sporting event takes centre stage in Hamilton
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36-year-old wanted on arson and mischief charges, Toronto police say
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CCL Industries sees split demand as sanitizer spikes, event sales fall
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NewsAlert: Canada to impose $3.6 billion in retaliatory tariffs against U.S.
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In Canadian libraries, the era of late fees may be headed to history books
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Freeland urges restraint with expenses following Rideau Hall renovations
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Hydro One extends ban on electricity disconnections until further notice
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Two summers ago, a hoard of tourists descended on Bogle Seeds in Flamborough and rushed the field of sunflowers to snap the perfect selfie.
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“For human rights reasons, for health reasons, we didn’t want people to be told to move along when they don’t have a place to go,” Dr. Jill Wiwcharuk
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Dafonte Miller, young Black man beaten by police officer, doesn't accept apology
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Archaeologists call Morden-Hare find “significant” to local history
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Many COVID-19 unit staff interviewed by The Spectator worry the scenario they planned for when the first case of the virus landed in Hamilton in March
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Domestic: 2U.S.A.: 7Overseas: 24 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry3 vessels handled petroleum product1 vessels handled fertilizer cargo3 vessels handled aggregateEstimate: 155,044 metric tonsExport: 0Impor
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'Cautious consumer' to remain until COVID-19 vaccine, Indigo CEO says
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Plans have been under discussion for a new business park along Garner Road within the Airport Employment Growth District.
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Splitsville and University Lanes are reopening this week after five months. They have enhanced measures in place to help keep patrons safe.
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Ford urges Ontarians to buy local in retaliation for U.S. aluminum tariffs
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Magna takes big hit in second quarter from COVID-19 auto production shutdowns
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But Progressive Conservative Premier Doug Ford maintains the contentious light rail line would have cost $5.5 billion and spurred a “massive” tax incr
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The Janet Lee Women’s Institute Branch is selling Wally Parr sausage as a fundraiser for the local WI branch and the Erland Lee Museum.
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Pandemic hampered Q2 earnings, caused net income to fall: Sun Life CEO
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Quebec reports 108 new cases of COVID-19, no new deaths linked to disease
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BRANDON, MAN.—A union representing workers at a meat-processing plant in Manitoba says four more employees have tested positive for COVID-19.
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North American stock markets dip in early trading despite strong jobs reports
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Second Cup to close more stores and pilot gas station drive-thrus
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City,, NEC provide conflicting opinions on application
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Ontario reports fewer than 100 new cases of COVID-19 for fifth day in a row
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Ontario, federal governments announce $234.6M in new funding for child care
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Toronto Public Health criticizes the city's public school reopening plan
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the pandemic.