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Robin McKee replaces driving and crosswords with photography.
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Updated | 2025-02-05 03:15 |
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Trudeau heads to the North as Scheer and Singh make for Toronto after debate
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Robyn Garlow, 30, was shot twice in a King Street East apartment in October 2018.
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Leaders gather in capital for potentially pivotal English debate
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The Latest: Six leaders square off in English-language debate in capital region
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Bernier paints himself as genuine crusading conservative in leaders debate
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Scheer, who’d much rather not talk about Ford, called Trudeau’s photo op with teachers a “disgusting†attempt to politicize education.
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Tidbits and events from the federal election campaign in Hamilton and surrounding area
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Leaders gather in capital for potentially pivotal English debate
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Three people have been arrested and police are seeking two more after attack outside Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School.
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A judge ordered the Leaders Debates Commission to provide accreditation to the three men it had previously rejected.
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Leaders gather in capital for potentially pivotal English debate
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While some promising drugs have been developed, it will be years before it’s clear whether such discoveries are going to change the lives of tens of thousands.
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North Korea’s UN Ambassador Kim Song stressed the timing of the Security Council meeting, saying the three European countries should seriously consider this issue, which he called “very important.â€
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CUPE’s Laura Walton responds that the union fought for job security, getting the government to restore grants that will bring back up to 1,500 workers, including education assistants.
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“Somehow this is all supposed to be in the name of environment, but hundreds of cars are now idling unnecessarily as they wait.â€
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In Toronto, more than 100 protesters blocked the Bloor Viaduct, setting up signs with large letters reading “Act now†on the four-lane bridge, and painting on the street.
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Cites his aversion to becoming a career politician for stepping down.
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Last-minute deal between the province and CUPE includes $20 million to bring back jobs lost from budget cuts
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Even Trump’s staunchest Republican allies expressed outrage at the prospect of abandoning Syrian Kurds.
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Scheer, who’d much rather not talk about Ford, called Trudeau’s photo op with teachers a “disgusting†attempt to politicize education.
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Gender wage gap narrows to 13.3%, women earn $4.13 less per hour: StatCan
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Worms in broccoli at North Carolina college prompt inquiry
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Two adults and three children were found dead with gunshot wounds in a Massachusetts home Monday, authorities said.
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The smugglers’ boat overturned as a patrol boat was preparing to take migrants on board in rough seas about six miles (10 kilometres) off Lampedusa just after midnight, the coast guard said in a statement.
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The buck’s surprise visit to the Be.you.tiful salon in Lake Ronkonkoma was captured by the salon’s security camera and widely shared on social media.
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Hamilton police looking for witnesses, video
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Joey Crier is accused of the second-degree murder of his son, 19-month-old Anthony Joseph Raine, whose body was found outside Edmonton’s Good Shepherd Anglican Church in April 2017.
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What are the topics? Who will be in attendance? Will the Blackface scandal come up? (Almost certainly)
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Boris Johnson insists Britain will leave the EU on Oct. 31, with or without a divorce deal. But many EU leaders simply don’t believe him.
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Greens remove candidate over social media posts about abortion
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Construction of a new JK-8 elementary school to replace Glen Brae, Glen Echo and Sir Isaac Brock is ready to start this fall now that the contract has finally been awarded.
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Attorney General is advising that Netanyahu be indicted for fraud, breach of trust and bribery in three separate cases.
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The U.S. president’s lawyers quickly appealed the decision and the appeals court agreed to temporarily block the order.
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Last-minute deal between the province and CUPE includes $20 million to bring back jobs lost from budget cuts
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Mural painter Tim Nijenhuis, of Ninehouse Productions, sands the face of the Pagoda Chop Suey House sign on the Treble Hall building at King and John streets.
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Hold and secures lifted at area schools
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Right-wing outlets turn to court after being barred from covering election debate
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Merging authentic past with modern-day present — skipping stereotypes — key to tourism success say operators.
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A city feasibility fact sheet says the expansion will include four general multi-purpose rooms, an expanded cafeteria, new washrooms and change rooms, single-use barrier-free washrooms (in the area that how houses the library which will be relocated), refresh/painting of existing washrooms, new reception area in the lobby in front of the cafeteria, a new roof and LED lighting.
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"You would rather see people suffer and die in the streets...," said NDP candidate Matthew Green.
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Professor who posted tweet triggering investigations into alleged drugging is now calling on all Canadian universities to ban fraternities
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Conservatives promise to make admission to national museums free
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Free bus rides, electrified transit, bus pass tax credits ... political parties are revving up transit promises ahead of the Oct. 21 federal election.
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Threat sent to board overnight
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Directors unanimously approved the bow hunt, to run in Ancaster and Dundas during daylight hours Monday to Thursday from Nov. 11 to Dec. 5, at their Oct. 3 meeting.
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In Toronto, more than 100 protesters blocked the Bloor Viaduct, setting up signs with large letters reading “Act now†on the four-lane bridge, and painting on the street.
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Across the continent, officials lamented what they saw as an unfortunate decision that would exacerbate high tensions in an increasingly unstable region
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