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The coronavirus pandemic is not having any major affect on road and sewer projects planned for 2020 in Hamilton.
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More funding freed up for organizations working on food security
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The incident occurred around 8 a.m., on Maple Avenue near Hammond Street.
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Former Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz joins board of directors at CGI
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Toronto police identify SUV involved in hit and run that killed teen girl
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When a muscle is contracted for longer, more work is required and the muscle responds by getting stronger and more toned
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People in many parts of Ontario will be able to dine at restaurants by Friday.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday (this file will be updated throughout the day). Web links to longer stories if available.
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Niagara has one major mall that’s up and running and it’s going to remain that way for now.There’s more security, one-way aisles and limits on the number of people who can enter stores, but Outlet Collection at Niagara has most of it retailers ope
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Raelynn Jean Haynes died in single-vehicle collision
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Lime registered to lobby Hamilton about e-scooters just days after its partner and investor, Uber, abandoned a contract to run the city’s popular bike
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At the beginning of March, Chris Stanton and his independent theatre company had just premiered their biggest hit.
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Ford expected to announce Ontario's reopening plan for child-care centres today
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A military report on the situation at Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering as well as four other homes was a surprise to many, but not to the families of residents who lived at the Pickering facility.
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The City of Brampton announced Monday, June 8 that it will reopen all parks starting June 11 — but not entirely.
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A week before Britain came to a standstill in mid-March, the Wessex Mill found itself fielding nearly 600 calls a day requesting one of the country’s hottest commodities: flour.
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Scheer says no to calls to defund RCMP, but its needs to better on racism
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VICTORIA—British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix says he’s grateful not to have to add more people to the COVID-19 death count of 167.
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Toronto’s not ready. Neither is the rest of the GTA, or the whole Golden Horseshoe, from Niagara to Oshawa and beyond. Big parts of Ontario are reopening. The biggest parts of the province, population-wise, aren’t. And really, thank goodness.
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Farm outbreak in Vittoria blamed for delay while restrictions relax elsewhere
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Median price of dried cannabis dropped 25 per cent in Ontario last year: OCS
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Trudeau's attendance at protest confusing in COVID-19 era, Scheer says
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I am embarrassed listening to some of our councillors speak, Margaret Shkimba writes.
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When Doug Ford promised on Monday to put the province back to work, he forgot our workers.
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Despite suffering from severe lower body injuries, the 28-year-old woman “was able to extricate herself from the vehicle and swim a little distance to
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Montreal businesses to get $50 million in aid from Quebec and Ottawa
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NewsAlert: Toronto police chief to resign: source
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Report released by police board differs from independent probe
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North American stock markets kick off the trading week with move higher
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Shoe designer introducing black Canadian fashion designer group
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Patios may soon reopen in Toronto, meaning that you’ll be able to enjoy a bite outside with friends — within the limits of physical distancing.
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Majority of restrictions remain in place in this area as most of the province goes on to stage two of reopening. However, area residents can travel to
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Increased demand from surgeries causing concern for Canadian Blood Services
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Daytime highs in low 30s expected Tuesday, Wednesday
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Police charged two 20-year-olds and a 19-year-old, all the from the Hamilton or St. Catharines area.
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Ontario government halts commercial evictions in COVID-19 pandemic
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Agriculture bill violates charter rights, say animal rights activists
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A look at actions the Liberal government has taken to counter racism
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Details on Ontario's stage two of reopening to be announced today
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A test of “first-rate intelligence,” wrote F. Scott Fitzgerald, is “the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function.”
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Increased demand from surgeries causing concern for Canadian Blood Services
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Appeal court overturns double royalties ruling in a win for Apple
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Military helicopter did not respond as expected before crash: Investigators
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Boeing Co. shares have skyrocketed 58 per cent so far this month as the aircraft maker rides a wave of investor optimism on the reopening of the U.S. economy and a revival in air travel.
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New moms told go work to get EI parental benefits after jobs lost to COVID-19
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The COVID-19 outbreak at Glen Hill Strathaven has been declared over.
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Family says they reached out to police for help finding Attila Cysani May 5, but did not learn he was dead until they saw a June 5 press release from
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Married couple facing charges after alleged sex assaults at home daycare
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Education minister pledges to make changes at Peel District School Board