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The City of Hamilton will begin the second phase of aerial spraying for the spongy moth Tuesday morning in areas of the city with significant populations.
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The Hamilton-based leader of the New Democrats has no regrets about booting longtime MPP Paul Miller from caucus and vows to ‘fix what is broken’ in a
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The humidex is expected to make it feel like 35 on Monday and Tuesday
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The city forced safety inspections on 36 accessible transit vehicles, but the service provider says its vans are safe.
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The city forced the arms-length transit provider to pull 36 vehicles for precautionary inspections May 19.
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Trial tentatively scheduled to resume Thursday; jurors must undergo testing
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About 440 city staff were facing termination June 1, but councillors agreed to extend the timeline until Sept. 30.
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Young Ontarians outline how their mental health has suffered during COVID-19, and what they’re looking for from party leaders
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“In a Split Second” is a 238-page corkscrew roller-coaster of a memoir that winds the reader through so many ups and downs, writes Jeff Mahoney
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Ontarians with chronic health conditions feel left behind as reopening provides little protection against COVID
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New patient data platform designed to offer ‘better, safer care’
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City stores have been experiencing shortages for almost two weeks, said Dr. Nikhil Pai
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Collection from Toronto philanthropist was worth millions of dollars
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Undegrad course started with presentations to high school students. Eight years and 1,100 videos later, they have more than 31 million hits worldwide.
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Meanwhile, Beijing and Shanghai eased COVID restrictions as outbreaks in the Chinese cities fade.
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Hamilton Conservation Authority suggests leaving migratory bird where it is
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A 50/50 ticket fundraiser is already underway as organizers prepare for the return of the Winona Peach Festival in August after being forced to pull the plug on the 2020 and 2021 celebrations by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Between them, Eleanor Morton and Cathy Kohler have spent more than 60 years serving seniors at the Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre and in the community.
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COVID is here to stay, the country’s top infectious disease expert said Sunday.
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You don’t need to sit in traffic: your weekly roundup of Ontario highway closures for new and ongoing construction in the Hamilton area, including Burlington, Stoney Creek, Flamborough, Ancaster, Dundas and Glanbrook.
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Residents should expect “two day stretch of very warm and increasingly humid weather”
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Two hot days are expected to close out May, Environment Canada says.
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There seems to be an imperative to pretend it is over, maybe not even to remember even as it is still happening. Which, apparently, is how pandemics like the Spanish Flu often work.
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The pandemic came up during an Ontario election debate the other day, but you probably missed it. It was a passing exchange, incomplete, just another half-hearted attack in an election that feels like watching sleepwalkers play hide-and-seek. A real attack on Ontario’s incompetence-laced handling of the pandemic doesn’t seem to be coming, and you have to presume polling is telling the Liberals and the NDP that not enough people care to look back.
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When a personal crisis emerged last summer, Ontario university student Marysa Marentette’s mental well-being began to fray.
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After more than eight decades, Isabel Mallon is finally a high school graduate.
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Multiple recalls are impacting Costco and Dollarama stores along with Amazon online and Health Canada is warning shoppers about them.
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Ontario is reporting 144 people in intensive-care units due to COVID-19 and 865 in hospital overall testing positive for COVID-19, according to its latest report released Saturday morning.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Leah Murdoch-Gerics won $60 million in the Lotto Max draw April 19
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The question is always what motivated the employer to take the action that was harmful to the employee, writes Ed Canning
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The question is always what motivated the employer to take the action that was harmful to the employee, writes Ed Canning
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Veteran Mountain councillor’s conduct during turbulent meeting called ‘toxic,’ but Whitehead defends his record
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It’s a sign of how deeply rooted ageism is in society and politics, say seniors’ advocates
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Donald Most goes from Ralph Malph to channeling Frank Sinatra in Puerto Vallarta
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Live musical performances cover a slew of genres
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Hamilton beats North Bay 6-0 to remain perfect in the playoffs and earn a chance to play for the championship
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A Bullock’s Corners resident reported seeing what she believes was a cougar on her property on May 27.
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Taylor charged with two counts of first-degree murder in arson deaths
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Taylor charged with two counts of first-degree murder in arson deaths
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Emergency roof replacement on Greensville heritage building anticipated this week
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A group of residents are urging the city to install a roundabout rather than simply build a left-hand turn lane along Highway 52.
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It’s an opportunity for skilled trades people to expand their trade into a new business.
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This week’s shipping news.
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Canadian golfing legend teams with local brewery to create Weir Beer
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A Port Hope family is thanking Treetop Trekking employees for their quick actions after they get caught in the trees when the May long-weekend storm blew in.
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Passport Canada is experiencing an increase in demand for service across the country
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Only two bids — $100 million apart — received for 10-kilometre pipe construction