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A McMaster University employee, two Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) students and someone at Niagara College Canada in Welland have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

Seventeen outbreaks in the city are ongoing, including four at long-term care homes where more than 30 people have been infected.

Athletes who inspired McMaster's review of racism in its athletics department, and a former task force member, have some criticisms about a report that acknowledged systemic anti-Black issues but did not hold any individuals accountable.

Ontario's Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks says it will consider concerns raised by Environment Hamilton about a recent air and noise permit application from Bartek Ingredients Inc.

A staff member at a Fortinos in Waterdown has tested positive for COVID-19.

Jim Watts wonders why the province would allow his business to stay open — then tell people not to go there. Watts co-owns Vagabond Saints Tattoo Lounge and Spa. He'll join Hamilton's associate medical officer of health, Dr. Ninh Tran, in a live interview on Thursday at noon.

Hamilton city staff are still seeking "absolute clarity" from the province around its COVID-19 red zone regulations after discovering discrepancies.

The city of Hamilton plans to build a new south viewing platform, stairs, elevated boardwalks, and a pedestrian crossover on Mountain Brow Boulevard, and more to bolster safety measures at Albion Falls.

Hamilton's public school board has cancelled final exams and eased graduation requirements for high school students this year amid "uncertainties of a pandemic."

The province's police watchdog is investigating after a collision between a police cruiser and a pickup truck sent two people to hospital.

Jeanne Montague, who ran the costume department at Drury Lane, a musical theatre company in Burlington, has died.

Hamilton's school boards and unions are on standby as the provincial government considers an extended winter break or starting classes remotely in the new year.

Jim Watts wonders why the province would allow his business to stay open — then tell people not to go there.

The city of Brantford has moved to Ontario's "orange-restrict" zone due to more COVID-19 cases.

A staff member at a Fortinos in Burlington has tested positive for COVID-19.

A student from Hamilton's Catholic school board and a student from Hamilton's public school board have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

The Hamilton Fire Department said crews discovered a deceased person inside 22 Alpine Avenue and the scene has been turned over to the Ontario Fire Marshal's Office.

The Grimsby Auxiliary Marine Rescue Unit says it saved 24 lives, assisted 27 people and recovered $188,000 in property during 2020.

Hamilton has started to release the names of businesses that infringe on pandemic protocols after the director of the city's emergency operations centre described a Stoney Creek business whose disregard for COVID-19 procedures was "beyond the pale."

A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton's Charlton Campus.

Crews from Hamilton Water are testing water by the harbourfront after learning of a potential oil leak from a CN freight depot.

Jammar Allison, 26, was kidnapped from a parking lot on Rexdale Boulevard in Toronto on June 21, 2018.

Hamilton public health says the city is in the "peak" of COVID-19's second wave, but adds based on communication with the provincial and federal governments, a vaccine should arrive by spring 2021.

Public health officials say roughly one in seven Hamilton homes have radon levels three times higher than Ontario's average, and say residents should test to see if the cancer-causing gas is impacting their health.

Hamilton police are reviewing a video posted to Facebook that appears to show an officer pulling a man and his motorcycle to the ground.

HWCDSB has pushed back the day elementary students can switch between in-person and remote learning from the Christmas break to February. HWDSB families now have until Friday night to complete a survey that indicates how ready they would be to switch to full remote learning.

A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injures after being hit by a truck Monday, according to Hamilton police.

All swimming lessons, gym drop-ins and general interest programs run by the city have been cancelled as Hamilton enters the red "control" zone of Ontario's COVID-19 framework Monday.

Forestry crews in Hamilton responded to roughly 50 reports of storm damage and Port Colborne warned residents not to leave home Sunday night.

Thousands of residents in Hamilton and St. Catharines are dealing with power outages as of Sunday afternoon due to powerful winds affecting most of southern Ontario.

As locals prepare to enter the red zone on Monday, the novel coronavirus infected 74 more people in Hamilton this weekend according to public health.

The province's Spill Action Centre is investigating at Dofasco after a liquid steel spill on Saturday.

Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for most of southern Ontario, which also includes freezing rain for some areas.

Hamilton police say an officer assigned to the Investigative Services Division has tested positive for COVID-19.

A double stabbing on Friday has left a mother dead and a father wounded — and police have arrested their 30-year-old son.

Community theatre company members have tested positive for COVID-19 after putting on a musical in Burlington. It was cancelled two shows into the run.

Standing in front of a barricade in Caledonia Ont., Skyler Williams called for the same thing he says his group has been requesting for the past 118 days — nation-to-nation negotiations between Six Nations and the Canadian government.

Despite a hiatus earlier this year, there have been over 100 productions filmed in Hamilton in 2020. It's meant almost $50 million in economic activity for Hamilton.

The man and woman, who police say are both 63-years-old, were injured near the corner of Upper Paradise Road and Bendamere Avenue on Friday.

Hamilton police say a 38-year-old man faces first degree murder and two attempted murder charges.

Hamilton will move to the "red zone" of the province's COVID-19 framework and will be placed under tighter restrictions as of Monday.

Police say the organizer of a Hugs Over Masks event in Hamilton has been charged and could face a fine of at least $10,000.

The Brant County Health Unit has declared an outbreak at a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant after three people associated with the KFC tested positive.

Two staff members at the Good Shepherd Men's Centre and one patron of Good Shepherd Women's Services have tested positive, raising concerns more must be done to protect one of the city's most-vulnerable populations.

A Hamilton police officer that was found guilty in connection with arresting two photojournalists has again failed to show up for his disciplinary hearing.

McMaster University political science professor Robert O'Brien says although U.S. President elect Joe Biden's climate plan is not as ambitious as the Green New Deal advocated by the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, his plans are serious.

Heddle Shipyards will partner with Vancouver-based Seaspan to make components, like ladders, gratings, and handrails, for their ships.

With roughly seven weeks left in 2020, the Hamilton Police Service has $567,875 remaining in its 2020 budget, which could see local police have yet another surplus budget.

Hamilton police have seen a rise in the number of calls for domestic incidents, family trouble and people in crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Premier Doug Ford said he's been working closely with Mayor Fred Eisenberger on light-rail transit in Hamilton, and reiterated calls for the federal government to come to the table.