on (#5YEDZ)
‘If this happens again, heads will definitely be rolling’
| Link | http://rss.metroland.com/ |
| Feed | http://rss.metroland.com/9/article/hamilton |
| Updated | 2025-04-28 15:30 |
on (#5YEDY)
Hamilton East-Stoney Creek was supposed to be an easy election win for longtime MPP Paul Miller — until the NDP booted him from the party
on (#5YEDX)
Jayden Pitter was texting with his then-girlfriend before and after seven-year-old was wounded
on (#5YEE1)
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.
on (#5YEBX)
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning shoppers about a major recall impacting more than a dozen different types of ice cream.
on (#5YEC0)
Juravinski's stage 2 plan is on track to eventually open in 2028-2029, while Hamilton General receives $15 million for emergency improvements.
on (#5YEBZ)
"Out-of-town crews" suspected of stealing five trucks within 12 hours.
on (#5YEBY)
Hamilton public schools have seen a jump in pandemic-related employee sick days since the Ministry of Education ended mask mandates after the March break, forcing more use of reassigned, supply and emergency uncertified student teachers.
on (#5YE13)
City keeping some pandemic restrictions in place until end of May amid rising transmission
on (#5YE05)
The Hamilton restaurant will close its doors this week, according to an Instagram post.
on (#5YDYH)
Is this how it ends? Not with a bang or even a whimper, but in a morass of confusion, anxiety and anger?
on (#5YDRH)
Plea deal went against wishes of victim, who wanted to go to trial and expose decades of alleged abuse. It’s unlikely Mulji will spend any time behind
on (#5YDG8)
Nuclear conflict, once unthinkable, is now back within the realm of possibility, Jon Wells writes.
on (#5YDG9)
Pictures released of suspects in townhouse shooting
on (#5YDDK)
It looks like it will be another banner year for filming in Hamilton.The city’s film office says 44 productions registered to film in Hamilton during the first three months of this year.It issued 150 permits, a slight increase versus the start o
on (#5YDAE)
Waterdown property owner offering land donation left out of urban fold
on (#5YD3M)
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
on (#5YD1Q)
Followup album ‘Endless’ was 14 years in the making, Graham Rockingham writes.
on (#5YD1Y)
The city, summer camps and golf courses are just some of those still seeking students.
on (#5YD1X)
Some food service groups have had to redesign plates and portions to claw back on food costs
on (#5YD1W)
Experts say the hospital’s poor track record for keeping patient files secure raises questions about its privacy policies, training practices
on (#5YD1V)
‘We need people living here,’ vice-president of development tells Hamilton councillors
on (#5YD1T)
Costs are rising, will it change your eating habits?
on (#5YD1S)
Arsenije Lojovic was on probation for dangerous driving when he allegedly struck and killed conductor Boris Brott on April 5
on (#5YD1R)
Delayed a year by the pandemic, premiere comes to Hamilton on April 30, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
on (#5YCZP)
Incumbent MPP Paul Miller, who has represented the riding since 2007, will run as an independent in the June 2 provincial election.
on (#5YCZN)
Excavator used to dig up at the end of Calvin Street to access property.
on (#5YCZM)
For two years, Brampton mother Karyn Keith took extra care not to get sick with COVID-19. She sanitized and washed her hands frequently, wiped down her groceries with Lysol wipes and kept her daughter in online school until February.
on (#5YCQB)
Walmart Canada sent a notification to Ontario shoppers Wednesday (April 20) about some changes to its stores beginning April 22.
on (#5YCQC)
Vote was close and debate heated as regular testing requirements also on the way out
on (#5YCP8)
Buyers can expect another decade of ‘strong price appreciation’ in the city, according to Royal LePage
on (#5YCKY)
Non-profit agency says drinking water is fine and asbestos is not a threat at Cathedral site
on (#5YCDW)
High winds may cause localized power outages, Environment Canada warned
on (#5YC92)
We take pride in covering the community we serve. But we also have a strong desire to give back. We wanted to find a way to help those who are helping support and promote the community. And we’re doing just that, to the tune of $2,022,000 worth of advertising in 2022.
 |
on (#507F2)
Cases of COVID-19 continue to spread in Toronto and the rest of Ontario.
|
on (#5YBTW)
Mitsu Ikemura, Canadian artist who was born and grew into manhood in Japan, died in February. His friend and artistic representative Tom Beckett has m
on (#5YBRM)
Food supply is safe, but residents should steer clear of wild birds
on (#5YBRK)
Finding the right group of medical, nutritional and exercise specialists can change your life, Ernie Schramayr writes.
on (#5YBRJ)
Leaders urge increased vigilance during last 10 days of Ramadan
on (#5YBRH)
Christopher Mulligan sentenced to four years in prison for Mount Albion Road crash that killed Victoria Lockhart.
on (#5YBRG)
Tens of millions of dollars in individual lawsuits against the city are waiting in the wings, whether or not a class-action lawsuit over Hamilton’s sl
on (#5YBRF)
Aeropark Boulevard warehouse will create at least 1,500 new jobs
on (#5YBRN)
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
on (#5YBPV)
"It will not change overnight, but we are going to take on the success of the investments of the past," says Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi.
on (#5YBPT)
Bylaw variances, traffic impact study among special conditions on site plan approval.
on (#5YBPS)
The $4.2-million project will include road resurfacing, culvert replacement and new pedestrian crosswalk at Tiffany Falls.
on (#5YBPW)
The list is compiled by Craig and Beth Sinclair, owners of a property in Smiths Falls that has been a source of natural gardening.
on (#5YBDH)
Dr. Sunjay Sharma dodged COVID while caring for the sickest patients but the virus finally caught up to him as Ontario reopened
on (#5YBFX)
Imagine being a cancer patient on a plane over America as their mask policy changed, and people cheered. Or worse, where a flight attendant sang to take off your masks as he walked the aisle with a bag. On Monday an American judge who shouldn’t be allowed to write a rental car agreement struck down the country’s national mask mandate on planes, trains, taxis and transit hubs. In reasonably dystopian fashion, the change was announced by several airlines mid-flight.
on (#5YBDJ)
Imagine being a cancer patient on a plane over America as their mask policy changed, and people cheered. Or worse, where a flight attendant sang to take off your masks as he walked the aisle with a bag. On Monday an American judge who shouldn’t be allowed to write a rental car agreement struck down the country’s national mask mandate on planes, trains, taxis and transit hubs. In reasonably dystopian fashion, the change was announced by several airlines mid-flight.