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Ontario Premier Doug Ford confident in NHL's pandemic plan for hub cities
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One person dead after double-shooting in Burlington, Ont., police say
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Video shows a man in a blue T-shirt and white helmet riding a black bike
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Halton Regional Police have released a description of the getaway car involved in the fatal shooting of Hamilton Mob boss Pasquale (Pat) Musitano in a Burlington parking lot Friday (July 10).
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Domestic: 5U.S.A.: 3Overseas: 42 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry4 vessels handled petroleum product3 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessel handled liquid bulk cargo1 vessels handled aggregate1 vesse
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Rohit Bhargava says working remotely comes with a host of challenges, including constant distractions and temptations like the fridge, Netflix bingein
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Police charge two Toronto women in death of former warlord in London, Ont.
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One migrant worker remains in hospital
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Drop in revenue comes with the cancellation of in-person classes at Mohawk, McMaster and Redeemer
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With the NHL and NHL Players’ Association reportedly on the verge of signing off on a plan to return to play in Edmonton and Toronto this summer, Ontario’s premier is defending his province’s decision to try to host the league in the midst of a pandemic.
Drought-like conditions are expected to end for Hamilton after early July offers only 2.8 mm of rain
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Relief from the heat is coming as thunderstorms are forecasted over the weekend.
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The TTC says nine in 10 of its passengers are complying with the bylaw requiring them to wear face masks while on the transit system, despite the agency’s decision not to enforce the new rule.
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Funding for northern Ontario First Nations harm reduction greenlit by government
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Councillors approve 92 more positions to help regular programs resume and tackle virus
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Conservatives say police should be called into investigate WE charity scandal
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Grocers defend pandemic pay cut decisions as independently made despite emails, calls
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Hamilton Mob boss Pasquale (Pat) Musitano has been gunned down in a Burlington parking lot.
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Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality of genetic discrimination law
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Second pedestrian-vehicle incident since May 27
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Quebec town imposes masks after COVID-19 outbreak; province reports 3 new deaths
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Statistics Canada to release June jobs report as pandemic restrictions ease
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Financial sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Heat wave the latest challenge to those living in encampments in Toronto
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One person dead after double-shooting in Burlington, Ont., police say
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The Hamilton Fire Department is responding to a structure fire in the area of Mountain Brow Road and King Road.
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Amber Alert continues for missing Quebec girls, 6 and 11, and their father
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Three proposals could bring more than 100 residential units
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Local BIA has largest parking supply
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Scholars Choice closing all but three of its stores in a restructuring
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford confident in NHL's pandemic plan for hub cities
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Premier Doug Ford to thank workers at businesses for working during pandemic
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Blue Jays infielder Travis Shaw said an “all summer” quarantine while the team is in Toronto for the regular season is “not an option,” even as the ball club is trying to convince the Canadian government to allow the team to play its regular season here.
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Sprinkler use allowed again, just in time for a possibly wet weekend.
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Health-care unions considering political action over Ontario's emergency act
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Effective immediately, Hamilton has lifted its ban on non-essential outdoor water use.
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Police apologize after 911 call where white woman reports black man in a park
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Health-care unions considering political action over Ontario's emergency act
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Barrick joint venture takes Papua New Guinea mine scrap to World Bank arbitrator
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Second Cup parent company opens first cannabis dispensary in Toronto
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Civil servants to be compensated for Phoenix debacle, says public service union
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Conservation areas closed seven times in first week of July
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Altered programs, budgets create new phased approval process
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At Villa Italia, they felt bad for two of their young workers who were missing graduation from high school because of the pandemic. So they put on a g
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Financial sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Library board asks patrons for advice on what services ‘the public can live without’
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Ontario is reporting 116 new instances of COVID-19 and seven more deaths, but the province has fewer active cases than it has seen since before the April peak of the outbreak.
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"I think it is a gross oversight if we didn't try to allocate resources to these committees," said Ward 1 Coun. Maureen Wilson.
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City urges federal and provincial governments to come through with funding as budget hole grows