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It’s a tragic end to a family drama that unfolded along in the Niagara River in Fort Erie Friday night.Niagara Regional Police believe they have recovered the body of a man who attempted to murder his own son by jumping into the river while carry
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A missing dog was found after it ran from the scene of two-vehicle collision on Highway 5 Saturday.
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A dog is missing after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 5 Saturday.
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Heavy truck collided with SUV late Friday afternoon, South Simcoe Police say.
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Singh campaigns in Toronto, May in Winnipeg, as Liberal and Tory leaders pause
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Baby on board: Scheer's campaign is a family affair
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters turned out globally to implore world leaders to tackle climate change.
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Whether the Liberal leader will be forgiven depends as much on the skin you are in as the trust you bestow.
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Driver fled after rollover crash on Gore Road
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Hamilton police searching for dark-coloured SUV
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Ten days into this campaign, it’s an election dominated by what the federal parties’ war rooms have been doing. Not very forward, and not much about you, Susan Delacourt writes.
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Bank of Canada making effort to lie low during federal election campaign
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Singh campaigns in Toronto, May in Winnipeg, as Liberal and Tory leaders pause
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A quiet stretch of Fort Erie’s waterfront turned to chaos Friday night, when a man was seen running towards the water while carrying a child who was shouting for help.“I saw him run right past, the boy was screaming ‘help help’ but the dad was ho
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Teams scour area to document species they can find in a 24-hour period
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A Facebook event said parties will be held on Dalewood Avenue despite the university moving its Homecoming event
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Perfect mid-summer- like weather drew thousands of kids to the first day of the fall fair.
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Since the 1970s, California has been permitted to set tougher rules.
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The left lane will be closed in both directions Friday through Sunday from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
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1973 appointment met controversy and she faced a tough task of striking harmony between the city and county members.
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Superior Court decision strips police board and former chief of their defences for not responding to orders
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Anne Jones, the first chair of Hamilton-Wentworth region, has died.
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Birdwatchers in Atlantic Canada have been sharing photographs of rarely seen birds that blew onto East Coast shores.
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“I don’t think we’re out of the woods at this point,†said NDP Leader Andrea Horwath about cuts to programs that cost Hamilton’s city-run homes $550,000 a year.
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A woman who barely survived a mass shooting in Toronto’s Greektown applauded Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau’s proposal to ban assault rifles on Friday but said handguns, such as the one that left her paralyzed, should also be prohibited.
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Images of the three times the prime minister chose to put on black- or brownface continued to flash around the world, reaching even the White House.
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Police officers who are guilty of race-based discrimination should face disciplinary measures that include firing, the Ontario Human Rights Commission said on Friday as it released the country’s first policy on racial profiling.
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There are always surprises, but events are far more scripted, Paul Berton writes.
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In a statement to members, the Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association said the province essentially pre-empted contract negotiations.
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Elections Canada spending big on social media as part of voting information push
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Trudeau seeks to right his campaign in Toronto as Scheer heads to Maritimes
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McMaster professor Rama Singh is speaking at a “Conversation on life-enhancing values†as part of the Gandhi Peace Festival in Hamilton Saturday.
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The Issue: Drainage of spring onto Dundas-Greensville Hill.The Impact: Extensive road project to close part of Highway 8 to traffic next spring.
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Here's what made headlines this week in Flamborough.
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Ontario Liberal leadership candidates weigh in on Trudeau blackface scandal
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It has grown into one of the world’s largest home-sharing platforms, with six guests checking into an Airbnb every second.
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Conservatives promise to spend $1.5 billion to buy new medical imaging equipment
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Trudeau pledges tougher gun control as he tries to get campaign back on track
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Trudeau was only one in dark makeup at 2001 party but nobody took offence: attendee
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Blueline Road is closed between Concession 12 and Concession 11.
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Hamilton police continue to look for two masked suspects who fled Reid Avenue North.
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Ontario Liberal caucus will soon drop to five as Lalonde wins federal nomination
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Greens propose carbon-free public transit as part of transportation strategy
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British and European Union negotiators agreed Friday to press on with talks in search of an elusive Brexit deal.
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So far this year, 1.34 million tons of agricultural cargo has transited the Port of Hamilton.
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After blackface scandal, what's next? Five things about the campaign to come
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Some classes have as many as 47 students, says president Sergio Cacoilo.
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The first person to purchase a new iPhone had lined up at 6 p.m. Thursday, camping out all night until the store opened.
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