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Matar Abouchere, 27, was remembered at a funeral service at Hamilton Mountain Mosque on Friday
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IN8 presents its vision to municipal design review panel as it forges ahead with years-long redevelopment of Hamilton City Centre
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In a time of uncertainty brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian institutions are facing the prospect of having to evolve or face the possibility of ceasing to exist.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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In just four days, Torontonians were supposed to join the rest of Ontario in moving to Stage 3 of the province’s economic reopening.
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Big number: 18%, the percentage of the population that’s Black in the areas of Toronto that have the highest COVID-19 case rates, according to Toronto Public Health data. Across the city, about 9% of Toronto’s overall population is Black.
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MELBOURNE, Australia - Australia’s hot spot Victoria state on Tuesday reported 374 new cases of COVID-19, its second-highest daily tally.
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My father would have been 100 years young today. He was a veteran of the Second World War, and bravely fought for and defended the freedoms which at the tragic end of his life he was denied.
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COVID is still largely an adult disease, July 17
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Politics, not health, behind Jays rejection, July 19
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NewsAlert: Police believe body of Martin Carpentier located
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With 31 of the province’s 34 public health units on track to be in Stage 3 of reopening by the end of the week, epidemiologists are urging caution now that two Western provinces — which are further ahead in their reopening plans — have more COVID-19 cases per capita than Ontario.
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The Halton public school board is pressing the province to drop the “hybrid” back-to-school model — a combination of in-person and online classes — saying it would not only be unfair to working families, but also less safe than having kids return to class full-time.
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Canadians now in Paris to view black boxes of Ukraine plane shot down by Iran
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Face masks are changing the face of the pandemic.
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Mayor John Tory says he supports a provincial decision to keep Toronto from entering the next stage of reopening, even though more regions were approved on Monday to enter Stage 3.
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Ali Mohummad, 19, died early Sunday morning after an altercation between two groups at a parking lot on Limeridge Road West
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As more parts of Ontario are set to lift COVID-19 restrictions this Friday (Toronto, Peel and Windsor-Essex remain in Stage 2 for now), it’s not just the movie theatre or gym people will have to get used to again. For some, interacting with others in person may also be a challenge.
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Teen charged in stabbing death of 19-year-old after group brawl in Hamilton
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Police lay traffic act charge against truck driver in death of animal rights activist
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Mayor John Tory is urging landlords to make masks mandatory in the public areas of their apartment buildings to protect tenants and help stop the spread of the deadly virus.
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The news comes as Ford said he is “shocked” by the number of new COVID cases in young people. On Monday, 80 per cent of Hamilton’s most recent cases i
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July was supposed to be the month when the Walt Disney Co. would stop sheltering in place and start operating in a post-COVID-19 world. But for the company that just months ago was the envy of Hollywood, few things are going according to plan.
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Ontario reports 135 new cases of COVID-19, one new death from virus
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Commons to sit as Liberals seek to extend wage subsidy, make disability payment
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Child-care cash to help with urgent COVID-19 needs in sector, Hussen says
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Materials sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite in early trading, U.S. indexes down
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Quebec reports 150 new COVID-19 cases and two deaths in last 24 hours
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Health unit spokesperson said that while Haldimand-Norfolk’s chief medical officer of health encourages residents to wear masks when physical distanci
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Mortgage defaults after COVID-19 could look different than 2008, says economist
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Ontario Speed Skating Association praised by Special Olympics for inclusivity
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Time is running out. We are almost at the middle of summer vacation, and parents and students from all levels of education are wondering what a return to school will look like in September.
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Canadian business leaders to pledge support for Blacks at virtual summit
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Police arrest woman, seek man after shooting death at east-end Toronto mall
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For years visitors to CF Lime Ridge Mall have been enjoying a hot or cold beverage and a pastry or two at the Second Cup.Located at the centre court on ground level, Terry Lee has been running the busy outlet for the past 18 years.They offer m
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Provincial government spending $2 million for drive-in space at Ontario Place
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Renters may be subjected to “rubber stamp” evictions during the pandemic because of changes to repayment plan rules contained in proposed Ontario legislation, advocates say.
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As the coronavirus pandemic stretches into the year, more adults are drinking to cope, and alcohol sales have surged across the country, a new study says.
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Walmart Canada investing $3.5 billion over five years, notably on technology
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Environment Hamilton is posting video of dark dust clouds billowing from AIM Recycling. The scrap metal recycler was ordered in May to stop violent ex
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MONTREAL—Forward Max Domi has joined the Montreal Canadiens’ training camp after sitting out the first week due to health concerns.
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Ottawa constable charged in death of Black man acted reasonably: defence
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Canadian business leaders to pledge support for Blacks at virtual summit
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Fears of bankruptcy, debt ease after COVID-19 shock, poll suggests
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Wattpad investigating possible data breach, won't say how many may be impacted
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Police allege the man began smoking in the plane's washroom, triggering the in-flight smoke alarm.
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The vacant, beaten and boarded up building on the brow of the Mountain is a last architectural survivor of the city’s great fight with a tuberculosis
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Ontario reports 135 new cases of COVID-19, one new death from virus
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NEW YORK—Chevron will take over Noble Energy for $5 billion (U.S.) in the first big deal announced since the coronavirus pandemic shook the energy sector.