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Osler Drive and East Street North work get $2-million in Federal funds
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Elizabeth Buller to join as St. Joseph’s Health System new president and CEO after Dr. Tom Stewart lost his job over a Caribbean vacation.
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Suspensions and expulsions at Hamilton public schools plummeted last year as COVID-19 forced students to learn from home for extended periods and limit social interaction when they were at school.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada is warning shoppers after it has declared a norovirus outbreak and gastrointestinal illnesses involving four provinces, including Ontario.
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Spectator columnist Susan Clairmont tells us about the life and work of a Hamilton woman fighting for change on issues ranging from homelessness and B
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Enjoy a mix of sun and cloud this weekend. Environment Canada is calling for daytime highs of around 8 C.
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Minister says he’d consider sending city’s planning document to Ontario Land Tribunal for review
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Theatre Burlington tackles the plight of a couple waiting for word on their seriously ill child in ‘Waiting Room,’ Gary Smith writes.
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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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With his Fight For Ukraine website, Hamilton’s Chris Ecklund is hoping to help separate those who can help on the ground from those who ‘want to play
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School board lists balloon, ethics expert breaks top 10 and $800,000 is the new high
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Lining up two arrows (in the middle of the night) vs. push-and-turn, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.
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Among those arrested in Burlington incident is also a Hamilton man convicted of manslaughter
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City says it has not received site plan review application
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The 2.8 per cent average tax increase will vary depending on where a homeowner lives and what services are provided.
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Since the Eastmount Elementary School's demolition, Ward 7 Coun. Esther Pauls has wanted to upgrade the park.
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A number of products are being pulled from shelves across some of Canada's more popular stores due to a number of health and safety concerns being identified by Health Canada.
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Province staying the course on reopening despite rise in virus spread
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One suspect still at large, police say
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Police looking for four-month-old blue merle border collie
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Amidst skyrocketing daily infections as the province enters a sixth wave of the pandemic, the independent COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, formed nearly two years ago to provide scientific advice to the province based on pandemic data, is being folded into the arm’s-length government agency Public Health Ontario.
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The hike works out to $120 more on an average residential tax bill
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Police charged 37 people who face a combined 288 charges
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A power outage in Waterdown has left 973 customers without power Thursday afternoon.
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Karafa and his co-accused Yun (Lucy) Lu Li are married
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‘Titans’ and ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ roll cameras in different parts of Hamilton
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Hunter Plain, a Grade 4 boy at Memorial Elementary School, died accidently while playing in his room on March 4.
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Relay Coffee Roasters will operate the café space in the Dundurn Street building
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Environment Canada issued a special weather statement warning of winds gusting between 80 to 90 kilometres per hour in Hamilton and all of southern On
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The Tony Monaco Trio kicks off Jazz at the Gasworks April 7; hear André Laplante’s all-Liszt program April 10, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
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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.
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Hamilton-born singer returns home for a solo acoustic show at Bridgeworks, Graham Rockingham writes.
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Wastewater being used to monitor local COVID trends for the first time
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City to spend nearly $417,000 on four additional bylaw officers
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The Spectator filed freedom-of-information requests asking for data on internal investigations conducted by school boards into allegations of teacher
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As pandemic restrictions ease and festivals and concerts return, Flamborough musicians have the chance to get back home — on the stage.That’s welcome news for Waterdown singer-songwriter Ty Baynton, who said it was a rough two years for musicians
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The sounds of clinking glasses and snooker balls are being heard once again at the Mountain Legion.
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Councillors approve the elimination of area rating for sidewalk, street lighting, parkland purchases over a four-year term.
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The east Mountain’s Ward 6 and upper Stoney Creek’s Ward 9 will share a trustee as part of a realignment of political representation on the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board for this fall’s municipal election.
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Three different building permit reserve fund balances reported by city
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As COVID-19 cases increase in Ontario and some caution the province is entering a sixth wave, there’s an antiviral oral medication that can help keep high-risk individuals out of the hospital. But doctors warn Paxlovid is not reaching the right people in time.
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Michel Pilon invited a friend to stay him with; George Opassinis was sentenced to life in prison for murder on Wednesday, Susan Clairmont writes.
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Single-vehicle collision occurred around 5:30 p.m. at Ridge Road and Third Road East
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With Ontario now seeing an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 new daily infections — roughly double the number of daily cases on March 1 when the province dropped vaccine passports — it’s clear Ontario has entered its sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts say.
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Patriot Forge Co. workers were hurt while the elevated platform they were operating on tipped over, according to ministry
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Free rapid antigen tests for COVID-19 will be available until “at least” July 31 as infection levels jump following the end of vaccination certificates and mandatory masking in most indoor public spaces in Ontario.
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Free rapid antigen tests for COVID-19 will be available until “at least” July 31 as infection levels jump following the end of vaccination certificates and mandatory masking in most indoor public spaces in Ontario.
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Hamilton police accompanied the alleged killer after extradition from Hungary
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Fourteen-year-old appeared to be walking from school, police said
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The Wednesday afternoon collision has sparked long traffic jams on Main