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Alectra Utilities reports two widespread outages across the city
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Financial sector helps lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Police believe gun fired during disturbance involving group of teens
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for June, by Canadian city
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Here's a quick glance at unemployment rates for June, by province
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National employment numbers for June from Statistics Canada, at a glance
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Statistics Canada to release June jobs report as pandemic restrictions ease
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Statistics Canada to release June jobs report as pandemic restrictions ease
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Hamilton police charged a 17-year-old male from Ancaster with assault after residents were sprayed in the face with an unknown substance in unprovoked
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Premier Doug Ford will make multiple public appearances at businesses today to thank Ontario workers for their service during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Halifax Transit says it’s strongly encouraging all passengers to wear masks when possible.
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Premier Doug Ford to thank workers at businesses for working during pandemic
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But most Hamiltonians who have reached out to The Spec with concerns were all tested at the Mountain drive-thru centre
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Home sales in the Hamilton-Burlington area increased by more than 50 per cent in June
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Two dead after car hits pedestrian in parking garage, drives off second floor
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Seasonal food lovers have a reason to cheer.
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The truck started hauling bundles of newspapers around town for The Hamilton Spectator in 1956. Nine years later, it was sold to Complete Rent-Alls.
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Finding criminals through genetic DNA databases may seem like a no-brainer. But what about our privacy rights, and even those of our extended families
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Canada asks British military for help flying troops to and from Latvia
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Statistics Canada to release June jobs report as pandemic restrictions ease
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Supreme Court to rule on constitutionality of genetic discrimination law
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VANCOUVER—As she boarded a bus Monday after a morning of classes at a downtown Vancouver campus, Tina Hoang was pleased to see that most passengers were physically distancing.
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Jason Peterson’s family wonders how the situation escalated so quickly
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Confusion, frustration abound as feds weigh options for $900M student program
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Grade 9 math will be the first subject to be destreamed in Ontario, starting in 2021 — meaning no more applied-level math classes that, if taken, leave teens with almost no chance of going to university.
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To those who don’t find their existence much different than what it was pre-COVID, well, you must be living in seemingly oblivious Florida. Which just happens to be where the stars of the NBA and Major League Soccer are sending their star players as they attempt to hold a competitive season amidst a global pandemic.
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Police chiefs call for decriminalization of personal drug use
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Hamiltonians without air conditioners are suffering in heat wave made worse by COVID-19
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WASHINGTON—On the question of loosening restrictions on border crossings between Canada and the U.S., most Canadians have a simple answer, summed up in an email I received from Laura Teskey, who lives near Crystal Beach minutes from the border: “NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO… and NO!”
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Health Minister Christine Elliott has promised to take action to stop the spread of COVID-19 in Toronto’s hard-hit northwest corner, after the chair of the city’s health board called on the province to do more to protect vulnerable residents in these neighbourhoods.
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Toronto police officer accused of submitting false will, receiving $800,000
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Racist slurs during Conservative leadership debate not surprising: Lewis
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North Atlantic right whales nearing extinction, international nature body says
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The teams prepared their mounts in the pits, and lined up for their races as usual, and took to the track as usual.
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Confusion, frustration abound as feds weigh options for $900M student program
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NewsAlert: Amber Alert for missing Quebec girls, 6 and 11
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Marianne Ryan feels stuck in child-care limbo.
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Ontario effort to scrap streaming begins with math courses in 2021: Lecce
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"I am disappointed it is so far behind schedule," said Clark.
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U.S. policy triggers Harvard lawsuit, could expel thousands of Canadian students
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Ontario government extends emergency orders for COVID-19 pandemic
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Financial sector weighs on Toronto market, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Changes being made to make it easier for parents to pass on Canadian citizenship
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New policy group says more than half of Canadians have experienced a cyber crime
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Town hall on police reform begins today at Toronto police board meeting
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Toxic chemicals were found at construction site of Woodward facility upgrade project
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Canada not ready for second wave of COVID-19, Senate committee says
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Canada joins international group of 22 countries to protect oceans