So there’s this Twitter account that tracks how New York Times headlines evolve as they are edited, and Tuesday the first version looked like this: The Best Time To Prepare For A Covid Surge Is Now. The edited version: The Next Covid Wave Is Probably Already On Its Way.

So there’s this Twitter account that tracks how New York Times headlines evolve as they are edited, and Tuesday the first version looked like this: The Best Time To Prepare For A Covid Surge Is Now. The edited version: The Next Covid Wave Is Probably Already On Its Way.

So there’s this Twitter account that tracks how New York Times headlines evolve as they are edited, and Tuesday the first version looked like this: The Best Time To Prepare For A Covid Surge Is Now. The edited version: The Next Covid Wave Is Probably Already On Its Way.

Local residents might spot military vehicles in the area

Art Feeds 2022 runs from April 18 to 24.

Nrinder Nann is calling for temporary safety measures to be installed at the intersection of Main and King streets

In honour of The Baby Whisperer ... my mom, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.

Show will start shooting new season after second season hits airwaves April 11

The Spectator was seeking details on two COVID-19 outbreaks, but has been waiting a year for the city to process the freedom-of-information requests.

Meanwhile, a CDC report said if the number of people wearing masks increased by 15 per cent it could prevent the need for lockdowns and reduce financial losses.

Former privacy commissioner calls breaches ‘appalling’

Advocates warn the city needs to protect land for affordable housing along the rapidly developing light rail corridor before it’s too late.

Last month, Aidan Travalja was talking with his construction teacher who mentioned the yearly budget for the Waterdown District High School shop and how the prices of material had gone up due to COVID-19.

Requirements had been in place to protect residents in 90 buildings after three major outbreaks

Pizza makers from local restaurants MaiPai and Cowabunga are taking part in the event

It’s a ‘Storm Warning’ for Emma Jack who meet at an isolated cottage, Gary Smith writes

Yulia Shevchenko has pledged 333 plunges into the frigid waters of Lake Ontario.

Council backs security training and option for personal risk assessments

The Hamilton Community News office at 333 Arvin Ave. in Stoney Creek will be closing at the end of March. However, the papers aren’t going anywhere.

Strickland died after being struck by a pickup truck in December 2020.

No pedestrian, bicycle and automobile access sometime between July and September

The height of the next COVID swell depends on the choices Hamiltonians make

‘This is real, right?’ says shocked Norfolk County resident after big win

Local songwriter releases her first EP ‘Love and Be Loved’ on Coalition Music

Three NDP constituency workers have grievances on file against Hamilton MPPs Paul Miller and Monique Taylor

First place is within reach. If that sounds unfamiliar, there’s good reason.

Turkey Point opts out of lakeside parking pilot, Port Dover to charge $5 per hour.

Pursuit was sparked by a report of a suspected abduction

Dozens of delegates urge city politicians to strike down Jason Farr’s motion

Three concerts ready for the public in the coming weeks

Highways and road surfaces, walkways and parking lots may become icy and slippery.

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.

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.

Hamilton plant restoration ecologist Stefan Weber is the namesake of one of the main characters in Kenneth Oppel’s novel “Bloom,” about an alien plant

‘You just can’t make it up,’ says daughter Terry Pitts

As demand for COVID shot dwindles, mall clinic will offer three more vaccines

‘People wouldn't have to choose between being able to afford their next meal, as opposed to something that's a basic hygiene need,’ says Prutha H. Pat

The east Hamilton institution is home to the one-pound Pugger burger.

Friends of St. Giles say anonymous donor wants funds to go toward adaptive reuse of 1912 church

When Donn Zver first heard about the Russian invasion of Ukraine almost a month ago, his reaction was like the rest of the world — sadness.

Staff say rezoning required before severance should be considered

Here’s your chance to try a traditional Newfoundland cold plate and raise funds for the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP) at the same time.

Medical Officer of Health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson urges residents to respect their neighbour's decisions about face coverings.

Planning committee approves zoning amendment to include restaurant within development on Garner Road West.

A large recall involving more than 2,300 units of a certain toy products sold at stores across Canada is impacting Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls stores, according to TJX companies.

Legal saga at 1492 Land Back Lane to continue this fall with a new hearing into the permanent injunction barring land defenders from the disputed prop

Hamilton hospitals looking to avoid projected spring spike of COVID patients

With Ontario partway through its first week without mask mandates and a lack of widespread provincial testing, you may be wondering about the COVID-19 spread in your community.

Hearing rescheduled to allow more time for a mental-health assessment of the accused

The contribution from the university’s six faculties and office of the provost will be used to seed two new funds.