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The province is poised to act on the Hamilton Conservation Authority’s call to extend Greenbelt protections to publicly-owned land along the lower stretches of Stoney and Battlefield creeks.
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In a salute to Earth Day, employees of the Ancaster-based Guest Plumbing and Heating—and other volunteers from the community—came together to clean up the Lake Ontario shoreline at Confederation Beach Park April 9.
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Tenants’ rights and anti-poverty organization Hamilton ACORN organized a protest by residents and advocates at the townhouse complex at 1132 Upper Wellington St. April 9.
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Big number: 82.5 per cent, the reduction in COVID infections measured in classrooms in Italy with ventilation systems that replace the air six times an hour, according to a study by the Fondazione David Hume.
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Hamilton’s public school board is calling for a reinstatement of mandatory mask wearing in schools as Ontario grapples with a sixth wave of COVID-19, but won’t act on its own this time around.
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Professor Ryan Gregory doesn’t understand why universities are holding in-person final exams as COVID-19 cases soar amid the province’s sixth wave.
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Several trustees from different school boards will push for masking to be reinstated — a move that comes as the province’s public health agency and the organization representing public boards call for a return of face coverings to curb the spread of COVID.
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Dr. Kieran Moore is in a no-win position. Ontario’s chief medical officer of health opened his first public appearance in five weeks by confirming that Ontario is in a sixth wave of the pandemic, that the rise in transmission may continue for several weeks, but that we can manage its impact, including with masking, which he strongly recommends. It would help.
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Dr. Kieran Moore is in a no-win position. Ontario’s chief medical officer of heath opened his first public appearance in five weeks by confirming that Ontario is in a sixth wave of the pandemic, that the rise in transmission may continue for several weeks, but that we can manage its impact, including with masking, which he strongly recommends. It would help.
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A date has not yet been set for the prescribed burns, which will take place within the Cootes Paradise Nature Sanctuary.
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Who can claim to be truly surprised by the revelation that only a small fraction of COVID rapid tests distributed by the Ontario government ended up where they were needed most?
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More Kinder chocolate products are being recalled across Canada, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
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Ontario is not bringing back a mask mandate but the province’s chief medical officer of health but said he strongly recommends wearing a mask even if it is not legally required.With estimates placing the number of COVID-19 cases over 100,000 per
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Death toll at 72 in Haldimand-Norfolk while vaccination stalls
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There will be no new mask mandates in Ontario but it makes “tremendous sense” to keep masking on public transit, in hospitals and nursing homes past April 27, chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore said as he expanded PCR testing and distribution of the antiviral drug Paxlovid.
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Driver thrown from vehicle and killed Monday morning
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Makeup date for tour cancellation after horrific on-stage incident last September, Jeff Mahoney
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Hamilton police called to a break and enter at King Street West and Strathcona Avenue at 2:18 a.m.
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Flashbacks: Heroics of Riley chaplain remembered in 80th commemoration of Dieppe raid
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Hamilton police called to a break and enter at King Street East and Strathcona Avenue at 2:18 a.m.
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Regina Haggo: Three artists touched and inspired by Ukrainians under siege
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. 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 Monday. 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 Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Ukrainian refugees said they rely on local community for assistance when coming to Canada
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Glen Clark died late Friday after being struck by a vehicle on Upper Wentworth Street near Lime Ridge Mall
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People came from all over to get one of her homemade apple pies
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Neighbours of Winona’s LIUNA Gardens say they’re alarmed by a proposal to redevelop the former banquet hall property with 1,212 housing units, including in two 24-storey and two 15-storey condo buildings.
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Legacy Constructors Inc. installed temporary fencing around 71 Main St. this week, in preparation for site plan approval and issuance of building permits for a proposed nine-storey, 64-unit residential development on the site.
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The Hamilton resident will seek to defeat Mountain NDP MPP Monique Taylor on June 2.
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‘He passionately believed in his mission and the power of music to change us all for the better’
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Don’t get stuck 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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The Hamilton Spectator Trophy will be held by a local team for the first time
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Hamilton police find no victims at shooting site.
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The accidental ingestion of illegal “copycat” edible cannabis products is causing serious harm to children, Health Canada said in a warning to residents.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. 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 Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Hikers, dog walkers asked to avoid Hamilton Mountain conservation area “until more is known.”
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Glen Harison Clark, 42, was hit on Upper Wentworth Street early on April 8
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Flamborough’s West Avenue Cider is hosting a job fair this weekend.POSITIONSThe artisanal hard cider company, which operates a farm store and bakeshop on the 8th Concession Road East, is looking to fill a number of full- and part-time, as well
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The federal Liberal government delivered its 2022 budget April 7, with Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland presenting her second budget since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
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As we rounded the two-year mark of the pandemic, we entered a very strange time of being both OK and not OK.
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A 79-year-old woman is dead in the U.S. and multiple injuries have been reported in Canada in relation to certain beds that health officials are warning cause "serious impact and crushing hazards."
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Wards on Hamilton outskirts and downtown experience double-digit growth, according to latest census data.
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Boris Brott’s children remember their father, after he was tragically killed in a senseless hit and run
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You need to ask your customers straight up what they hate about you, writes Jay Robb
Family’s scramble to find COVID drug Paxlovid for their ailing dad highlights challenges with access
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When Derek McGivern’s dad tested positive for COVID-19, he knew the clock was ticking.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Saturday. 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 Saturday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Members of the Butt family were longtime friends and supporters of Paul Miller — until the party went public with allegations that the MPP joined an a