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One count of discreditable conduct was dismissed
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As more and more businesses open up across the province, and many Ontarians go back to work, it may be the right time to prepare for the financial future.
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Ontario will soon begin testing a national smartphone app for people with COVID-19, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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NYON, SWITZERLAND—UEFA has eased its rules for monitoring spending by Europe’s top soccer clubs due to financial instability caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Passengers will be required to wear a mask to ride a bus starting June 22.
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Twenty-two years after his son died after being run over by a truck, Dunnville’s Don Armstrong is still on a quest to find his killer.
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Ontario reports 173 new COVID-19 cases, three more deaths
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Statistics Canada says wholesale sales posted record plunge in April
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Care Through Tech finds its first recipient outside Wesley Urban Ministries
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Supreme Court of Canada orders new trial for man in bail-breach case
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Providing for aging loved ones requires knowledge of resources, experts say
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EDC predicts 20 per cent drop in exports this year before rebounding in 2021
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North American stock markets open trading day lower, loonie moves down
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A new project called RISE (Researching the Impact of Service provider Education) has received $750,000 from the Public Health Agency of Canada.
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HALIFAX—Several advocacy groups in Nova Scotia say 20 provincial inmates who shifted to community housing during the COVID-19 crisis could lose their residences by the end of the month unless a fresh source of funding can be found.
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Top seller 'Antiracist Baby' to be released as picture book
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It really does make some people uncomfortable when they hear that Toronto might be a hub for 12 teams in the NHL’s return-to-play plan.
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Workplace and school uniform outfitter McCarthy Uniforms has unveiled a new line of personal protective equipment (PPE) for children and teens.
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Councillor's motion would have police crack down on "excessive" noise from vehicles.
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As Mexico pauses migrant worker program, health unit works to contain COVID-19 at Norfolk farm
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Two Freshco employees, one from a store in west Toronto’s Wallace Emerson area and from a store in North York, have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Hamilton’s furry friends shine during a pandemic
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The Mayor’s Office is announcing that spray pads will be reopening and are getting turned on this Friday, June 19. Pools will follow shortly. Restaura
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Hamilton’s port authority and steel manufacturer MANA agree to activate 24-hectare parcel of land for new tenants
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The head of Burlington council said this will be Halton’s “Shawshank Redemption moment”
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The call to change names and topple statues is part of a global recognition that these aren’t innocuous, prof says.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Head of Hamilton’s children services says it will be ‘a couple weeks’ before they know for sure how many children can be accommodated
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As a citizen of Hamilton, it is getting ever more frustrating to see the constant regressive or nondecisions being made by our city council, writes Na
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It’s cheap, widely available in Canadian hospitals, and, according to researchers at the University of Oxford, the only drug so far proven to help save the lives of patients severely ill with COVID-19.
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Families accuse Ontario long-term care home of denying loved ones hospital trips
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Stakes high for second debate of Conservative party leadership race
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Toronto plastic surgeon known as 'Dr. 6ix' accused of breaching patients' privacy
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Ontario government extending emergency orders until June 30
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It was the only way Vasuki Uttamalingam could see her parents during the COVID-19 lockdown: She’d stand outside the Altamont Community Care long-term facility and look into their main-floor bedroom window to smile and wave.
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NDP support for spending bill assures no election in midst of pandemic
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Hexo Corp. sells Niagara Falls cannabis facility for $10.25 million
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Greens' Elizabeth May wants inquiry into RCMP that believes it is 'above the law'
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Before COVID-19, there was beer. Doug Ford couldn’t get enough of it.
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Before COVID-19, there was beer. Doug Ford couldn’t get enough of it.
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Historic, physically-distant vote at UN determines Canada's Security Council bid
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A man walked into a computer store in downtown Hamilton. He studied some merchandise, then put each hand in his mouth, licked them, then touched the c
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Conservative party leadership hopefuls face off for the first time tonight
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Study to answer whether workers need surgical masks or N95 respirators when caring for COVID-19 patients has $1 million in funding but is short thousa
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Council will decide next week whether to allow relocation as an option for companies bidding on Hamilton’s next compost contract.
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S&P/TSX composite edges lower in early trading as oil slips, U.S. stocks up
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TTC board votes in favour of mandatory masks for customers starting July 2