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Harbour traffic for July 5 to 11
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| Updated | 2025-01-29 05:00 |
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Police say they believed the graffiti was targeting Ukrainians in general or Ukrainian members of the nearby cultural centre.
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Testing four times a week, a modified quarantine, and charter flights for both the Blue Jays and the visiting team are among the key protocols proposed in the plan for Major League Baseball’s return to Toronto.
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North American stock markets rise in early trading, loonie trades lower
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CSIS warrant examination of 'critical importance' to Canadians: watchdog chair
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Njoo tells young people to 'party' at a distance to help keep COVID-19 down
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Tories to seek Trudeau family's speaking records as second WE probe begins
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Life-sized decals of Tom Hanks used as physical distance markers in Toronto
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New Brunswick 'strongly considering' easing some border restrictions with Quebec
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The appearance of police and a front-end loader at the downtown arena spurred worry among homeless campers braced for a ‘clear-out’ effort. But the ci
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Stoney Creek resident Bennie Gardiner doubled up to win over $100,000 playing Daily Keno from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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We finally have some fresh new data that give us a glimpse at how businesses led by visible minorities, women, people with disabilities and other minorities are faring during the pandemic and its budding economic recovery.
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Ontario launches IP protection plan, announces team to guide initiative
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Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced proposed changes to the federal wage subsidy program Friday that would allow more businesses to receive the subsidy.
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic the club has revamped the initiative as the Rotary Summer Literacy in the Park which will be held at T. B. McQuesten Park Aug 17-23 and at Woodlands Park in the lower city Aug. 24-28.
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Archaeological restrictions limit ground level use and digging
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Morneau set to unveil long-awaited changes to emergency wage subsidy
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Gyms, theatres among those cleared to reopen as much of Ontario enters recovery Stage 3
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As municipalities across the GTA prepare to enter Stage 3 in the coming weeks, they have one message for residents: stay vigilant and wear a mask.
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Mobile Klinik to speed up expansion of smartphone repair chain as unit of Telus
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Province takes over management of Toronto long-term care home with 27 deaths
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Morneau set to unveil long-awaited changes to emergency wage subsidy
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3M has investigated 4,000 reports globally of fraud, counterfeiting and price gouging in connection with its N95 respirators. As a result, it has filed 18 lawsuits in North America.
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Quebec reports 141 new cases of COVID-19 and one new death attributed to virus
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
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SIU looks to speak to another witness in death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet
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Sessions Cannabis opened their first store in Hamilton July 17 at 1786 Stone Church Road East (and Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway) with limited access and physical distancing.Sessions is looking to open six stores in Hamilton in the coming months.
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Several potential development sites within draft node
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As much of Ontario further reopens pandemic-stricken businesses and attractions, the province is reporting 111 new cases of COVID-19.
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‘I think this will be a historic investment for our downtown,’ Mayor Fred Eisenberger says
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Province takes over management of Toronto long-term care home with 27 deaths
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Tories to seek Trudeau family's speaking records as second WE probe begins
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Quebec reports 141 new cases of COVID-19 and one new death attributed to virus
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Gyms, theatres among those cleared to reopen as much of Ontario enters recovery Stage 3
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Halton police say car was a rental
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Tories to seek Trudeau family's speaking records as second WE probe begins
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Wholesale sales ticked higher in May after record plunge in April
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Bail hearing postponed two weeks for accused in Rideau Hall gate crashing
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Hamilton arson unit investigating suspicious fire
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Delay in murder case was excessive under timely justice rules: Supreme Court
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Columbia International College 1,000 student proposal circulated for comment
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You may have seen the reports about how the ever-beneficent auto insurance industry will be offering credits of “up to $150” or “up to 15 per cent” on premiums, because people are not driving as much due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hence are not exposed to as much risk.
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Cineplex lays off 130 workers in Canada and U.S. amid COVID-19 troubles
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North American stock markets rise in early trading, loonie trades lower
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Retired science teacher's body was found in her garage, with her protective dogs locked in the house.
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‘I couldn’t believe that something like that would happen to me.’
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British Columbia Premier John Horgan took credit Thursday for pushing the rest of the country to endorse a new $1.1-billion federally funded paid sick leave program to help Canadians avoid spreading COVID-19 at their jobs.
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Red panda gives birth to two healthy cubs at Toronto Zoo earlier this week
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Police are investigating a fail to remain crash overnight in downtown Hamilton that left one driver injured and a light pole split in half. Emergency crews were called to John Street North and Wilson Street just before midnight on Thursday, July 1