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Robert Ross, Hamilton’s best-known landscape painter, tackles forests, seascapes, storms — and waterfalls, Regina Haggo writes.
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The loss of the multimillion dollar research institute may extend to its prominent leader as questions remain about whether Mick Bhatia will stay in H
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Jan Male says if she hits more red tape trying to get a patio, she is at risk of closing her restaurant’s doors
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Stop enforcing sex work laws during COVID-19, Amnesty, sex worker advocates say
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It must have been music to their ears when the Toronto branch of ACTRA, the union representing Canadian performers, announced to its more than 15,000 members that “Ontario is getting ready to roll!” Anyone looking to make a film or TV production in the province is now free to do so — as long as they don’t do it in Leamington.
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The Spectator has broken down what changes you can expect to see if you plan to dive into a public pool this summer.
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Ed Canning: It was all working for Wade, until ...
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Making masks mandatory while at the grocery store or interacting publicly anywhere indoors is an obvious way to deter the spread of COVID-19, writes B
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No winning ticket for Friday night's $25 million Lotto Max jackpot
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Architect Joanne Lam and her husband Eric Martin had long been aware that their typical Toronto life was missing the close community they experienced growing up – she in Hong Kong, he in North Bay.
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VANCOUVER — Minutes before showtime inside Auditorium 1 at Scotiabank Theatre in downtown Vancouver, it happened.
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When the paramedics came, Edward Schanck knew it was the end.
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With Toronto’s summer in full swing, the urge to run headfirst into the first body of water in sight is intensifying.
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The City of Hamilton announced Friday that waterfalls in the area are scheduled to open July 15 after being closed to the public for more than three m
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CALGARY—The 2020 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge scheduled to take place in the fall has been cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Kids and teens may be at less risk of contracting COVID-19 than adults but their well-being has been affected by the lockdown measures, according to a study just released.
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Cineplex sues former buyer Cineworld, seeking over $2.18 billion in damages
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Griffin was last seen just one day after returning from rehab
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Wasaga Beach restricts beach access after Canada Day overcrowding
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Municipal spray pads remain open to combat heat blast
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: WE group to stop running federal volunteer program
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Liberal party finished 2019 having spent $43 million, raised $42 million
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Work stoppage escalates COVID farm testing fears: growers
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. markets closed for holiday
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Advocates say new bill gives an unfair advantage to landlords over tenants
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Man who rammed gate near Trudeau residence with truck faces multiple charges
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The number of legal pot shops in lower Stoney Creek could soon grow if licenses are granted for two proposed King Street retailers.
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Police are investigating after two women were sexually assaulted Thursday evening by a man riding a bicycle.
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Lisa MacLeod, Ontario's minister of heritage, sport, tourism and culture industries, said the CFL mentioned Hamilton and Burlington as possible hub locations.
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Police are concerned for Kayla Miller’s well-being as she is considered ‘vulnerable’
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Ottawa mayor to introduce motion to mandate cloth masks indoors
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Residents looking to borrow books, music, videos and other items from the Hamilton Public Library will have more options later this month.
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Protesters were picketing outside MPP Donna Skelly’s Mountain office on Thursday. They were there to protest Bill 175, which they said should pass next week. From Hamilton Health Coalition across Ontario people were picketing the home care and com
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: WE group to stop running federal volunteer program
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AGCO suspends Toronto club's liquor licence over alleged party
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Commonwealth Games Federation has given private group until end of September to secure support from all levels of government.
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Emergency Management Ontario teams have been dispatched to Essex County to help local officials house, feed and arrange medical care for almost 200 workers who tested positive for COVID-19 at an industrial greenhouse that was effectively shut down by the outbreak.
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Wasaga Beach restricts beach access after Canada Day overcrowding
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The CFL says no decision has been made regarding a hub city for an abbreviated 2020 regular season.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: WE group to stop running federal volunteer program
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Canada restricts dealings with Hong Kong over new security law
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response to COVID-19
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We are under a heat warning with super sunny skies and temperatures feeling close to 40 C this weekend.
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NEW YORK—Bachata singer Prince Royce says he got a wake-up call with a COVID-19 diagnosis and now he wants to try and wake others too.
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Work stoppage escalates COVID farm testing fears: growers
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Quebec reports 19 COVID-19 deaths, 89 new cases as hospitalizations decline
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One person was sent to hospital early Friday morning
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Fashion retailers confront consumer shifts amid 'long slow ramp' to new normal
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S&P/TSX composite down in early trading, U.S. markets closed for holiday