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Vaccines give Ontario's oldest people a shot of hope in a lonely pandemic year
They are among the province's oldest residents — and they are proud to be vaccinated. Meet some centenarians who have gotten shots against COVID-19.
More than 58,000 doses of vaccine administered as Hamilton logs 74 new cases of COVID-19
A total of 58,005 doses of vaccines have been administered as of the end of day March 15, according to Hamilton Public Health Services.
Niagara MPP Oosterhoff headlining event after organizer compared abortion to Holocaust
Ontario MPP Sam Oosterhoff says he'll still be the featured speaker at an anti-abortion event, despite one of the organizers involved comparing abortions with the Holocaust.
Hamiltonians find delays and errors on first day using provincial vaccine booking system
The province's online vaccine booking system launched Monday for those over the age of 80 is proving to be a source of frustration for some people trying to book an appointment.
From bed to laptop to couch: How to help your body survive working from home
Working from home without a good workstation is leading to more spinal pain, experts say.
26 Hamilton students test positive for COVID-19 since Friday, plus more school staff cases
Since Friday, 19 students and two staff have tested positive for COVID-19 at public schools in Hamilton, while seven students have tested positive throughout the catholic board.
HWDSB trustees Archer, Buck and Johnstone respond to findings of racism in school board probe
The agenda for a Monday evening board meeting shows how trustees Kathy Archer, Becky Buck and Alex Johnston responded to an independent report prompted by complaints of racism and exclusion from a former student trustee while trustee.
Hamilton to spend $950K for new homeless shelter to open by year-end
The City of Hamilton will put $950,000 toward a new shelter, which it said will be geared toward addressing the unique needs of women, Indigenous women, transgender people, and non-binary people who are experiencing homelessness.
Deaths of 2 people found in east-end home deemed not suspicious, say Hamilton police
Hamilton police say the deaths of two people found in an east-end home last week are not suspicious.
Staff at Tokyo Smoke Rymal say yes to union
The final vote for Tokyo Smoke Rymal to unionize with Local 1006A came in Friday.
1 new confirmed case of COVID-19 variant in Hamilton and 1 more outbreak with variant
Hamilton Public Health Services (HPHS) has confirmed a sixth COVID-19 variant of concern in the city on Sunday.
37-year-old pedestrian has life-threatening injuries after Norfolk County collision
A 37-year-old has been airlifted to hospital with life-threatening injuries after Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say they were struck by a vehicle in Norfolk County.
Road signs stolen in Norfolk County, OPP say 'this is not a game'
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating the theft of multiple road signs from the Burford-Delhi Townline Road in Norfolk County.
Use the province's online booking system for vaccine appointments, say Hamilton city officials
Hamilton city officials are urging people eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine to use the province's online booking tool once it opens on Monday instead of calling its hotline.
Niagara police find dead body in the Welland River
Police say the body was found Friday morning near Prince Charles and Colbeck drives.
It's time to 'spring forward' for daylight saving time this Sunday, Hamilton
Hamiltonians will need to set their clocks forward one hour on Sunday, March 14.
Don't come to Port Dover this summer for Friday the 13th biker rally, Norfolk officials say
Five months ahead of the next Friday the 13th, Norfolk County is telling bikers not to come to Port Dover for the traditional rally.
City marks pandemic anniversary with lowered flag, video series
Since getting COVID-19, Waterdown resident Doriana Homerski has not been the same. She suffers many lingering symptoms from the virus, such as extreme fatigue, weakness, body pain, joint pain, brain fog, memory problems, and mental health challenges that have resulted from the change to her once-active lifestyle.
Hamilton woman was 'appalled' to find anti-vaccine, anti-lockdown newsletter in mailbox
The newsletter that calls the pandemic a fraud, advocates for the end of lockdown and promotes anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, have been distributed across Canada according to the publisher.
4 people charged after male with autism attacked with substance 'similar to bear spray'
Hamilton police have arrested four people they say attacked an autistic male, who was sprayed with a substance "similar to bear spray."
Hamilton's year of COVID-19: Isolation, Zoom calls and uncertainty about the future
From deaths, to crime, to jobs, to education, and other realms of daily life, local community leaders reflect on what has changed during the past year due to the virus, and what may remain post-pandemic.
Hamilton police investigating after finding 2 bodies in east-end home
Hamilton police investigate the discovery of two bodies at a home on Woodbridge Road in the city’s east end.
Hamilton Black Film Festival to showcase BIPOC talent on screen in 2021 launch
It's the first year of the festival, which says it will showcase works made by and with people of colour.
2 men arrested in Fort Erie after garage fight leads to stabbing, police say
Two men have been arrested in Fort Erie, police say, after a man was stabbed in a fight in someone's garage.
Hamilton police seize $4.5M in illegal cannabis destined for United States
A 56-year-old man faces trafficking charges after Hamilton police seized 296 kilograms of cannabis, worth $4.5 million, that was being shipped to Illinois.
Prisoners refuse meals amid COVID-19 outbreak at Hamilton jail, 72 people infected
Between 50 and 60 inmates at the Hamilton Wentworth Detention Centre have started to refuse meals to demand better conditions as the centre grapples with a COVID-19 outbreak, an advocate said Wednesday.
St. Catharines man arrested for YouTube threats under username 'Big Lips,' police say
The Niagara Regional Police Service has arrested a St. Catharines man after it says he made online threats on YouTube under the username "Big Lips."
Niagara police arrest 2nd man in connection with catalytic converter thefts
The Niagara Regional Police Service has arrested another person in connection with catalytic converter thefts in the region.
Some Hamilton doctors will start booking AstraZeneca shots for ages 60-64
Primary care settings in Hamilton will start to administer the AstraZeneca vaccine this weekend to residents who will be 60 to 64 years of age in 2021 and who are in good health.
Thursday could be the hottest March 11 ever recorded in Hamilton: Environment Canada
If Hamilton reaches 18 C on Thursday, it will be the hottest March 11 recorded in the city's history, according to Environment Canada.
Shaw and other summer theatre companies consider outdoor options for upcoming season
After a tumultuous year, theatre artists in Hamilton, Niagara, and Norfolk County are planning a return to the stage and live performance for their 2021 summer seasons.
Niagara police release video of missing 65-year-old woman in Welland
The Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) have released video of a 65-year-old woman in Welland who has been missing for more than a week.
Brantford police offer $10K reward to help solve year-old killing of Hamilton woman
The Brantford Police Service are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the killing of 37-year-old Shannon MacDougall, which took place one year ago.
St. Michael's Catholic Elementary School in Dunnville closes after COVID-19 outbreak
St. Michael’s Catholic Elementary School in Dunnville has stopped in-person learning after five people tested positive for COVID-19. Hamilton saw 52 school-related COVID-19 cases in the last seven days.
Hamilton temporarily closes COVID-19 booking hotline in advance of provincial system launch
The city's COVID-19 Hotline at 905-974-9848, option 7 is temporarily closed with immediate effect.
Missing 12-year-old boy found safe in Niagara
A 12-year-old boy who'd gone missing in Niagara Falls has been found safe, police say.
Animal activists launch constitutional challenge against Ontario over farming law
Animal advocates are taking the Ontario government to court over a law that has hiked fines for trespassing on farms and made it illegal to obstruct trucks carrying farm animals.
Ontario's spill action centre called after Dofasco blast furnace caused visible emission
ArcelorMittal Dofasco says it is investigating and called the province's spill action centre after emissions from a blast furnace may have put carbon monoxide and other substances into the air.
St. Catharines firefighters say to avoid ice after rescuing 2 teens from frigid lake
St. Catharines Fire Services say people need to stay off frozen waters now that temperatures are rising.
FirstOntario Centre and Rosedale Arena to become large-scale vaccination clinics
Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, the city's medical officer of health, said they would be "large-scale" clinics and others will be announced soon.
Waterdown siblings look to take on 'throw-away society' in new HGTV home renovation show
Billy Pearson and Carolyn Wilbrink grew up building straw forts on the family farm in Waterdown. Almost 40 years later, the brother and sister are the faces of Farmhouse Facelift, a new HGTV home renovation show — and it all started thanks to an Instagram post.
'Disappointing' to see how many people are still holding private parties, city official says
Paul Johnson, the director of the city's emergency operations centre, on Monday expressed disappointment at the number of businesses and individuals still hosting private parties in violation of COVID-19 rules.
Threatening anti-vaccine flyers shared in Hamilton hospital parking lot and area
Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) says it is looking into anti-vaccine flyers shared in one of its hospital's parking lots. Hamilton police say it's the first time they've received a report like this one.
3 workers suspended after wrong people vaccinated, Hamilton won't say how it will investigate
The city won't say how it plans to investigate the case of three workers placed on leave after the wrong people got the COVID-19 vaccine.
165-year-old MacNab Presbyterian Church needs $1.5M in repairs
​​​​​​​MacNab Presybertian Church is 165-years-old and sits near a busy rail corridor, but its congregation is trying to raise $1.5 million to repair it over the next decade.
Double-digit temperatures in the forecast for Hamilton this week
If you are weary of the cold, long winter you can expect a much needed respite this week.
Ontario man aims to save large colony of cliff swallows nesting under bridge set for demolition
A colony of cliff swallows that nests under the Argyle Street Bridge in Caledonia faces an uncertain future as the bridge is set to be destroyed, making way for a new one in 2023.
McMaster students raise mental health, privacy concerns with anti-cheating software
McMaster University students say the online proctoring system is causing heightened anxiety, and they're also concerned about where this data can end up.
Hamilton's active COVID-19 caseload almost as bad as it was a month ago
Hamilton's active cases and weekly cases per 10,000 people have climbed in the past month, showing the city's pandemic situation is almost as bad as it was at the start of February.
Rise in missed and cancelled appointments leading to undiagnosed colorectal cancer: HHS
Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) says an increase in missed and cancelled appointments for colorectal cancer screening over the last year during the pandemic has led to "a large number of undiagnosed, and therefore untreated, cancers affecting those in the region."
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