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Tens of thousands of waterfowl pass through the Long Point area during mass migration event
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The College Employer Council which represents management at Ontario’s 24 community colleges, including Mohawk College, announced March 16 that contract talks with the union representing full-time faculty will resume online March 17.
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St. Patrick’s Day is here. It’s been two long years since the pandemic did away with in-person events. As COVID-19 restrictions lift in the city, here are some (in-person) ways you can celebrate the festivities in Toronto this week.
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The weather alert, issued for Hamilton, Halton, Niagara and Toronto areas
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Pianist is back together with her Yamaha C5 for a recital at the Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts, after a pandemic pause, Leonard Turnevicius write
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Heritage committee doesn’t want Grace Lutheran to be demolished
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Compounding means earning a further yield on your original investment returns, Thie Convery writes.
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Dan Graham has lived in a tent in a barren piece of land in the northeast city since July
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Wendy Cardwell’s family started shipping freight in 1928 — her grandfather transported ice and coal in city’s east end.
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Just days before the controversial end to the province’s mask mandate, Hamilton says it is still ‘reviewing’ whether to keep its own face-covering byl
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COVID-19 restrictions are likely part of the reason for the delay
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Waterdown will soon be home to the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Treaty Forest — a collaborative project between the City of Hamilton, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Rotary Club of Waterdown, Waterdown Lions Club and students from Waterdown District High School.
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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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No decision on fruit orchard application in Pleasant View
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MacLeod says chief medical officer's advice to lift mask mandates March 21 will instil "confidence" among public.
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Three residents evacuated from the building safely on their own.
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Last month, when Doug Ford said Ontario was “down the slope” from Omicron’s peak and the province was ready to begin lifting pandemic restrictions, several northern First Nations communities were in the middle of their toughest fights of the entire pandemic.
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The Outstanding Business Achievement Awards will be handed out at an in-person ceremony on May 11.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is partially retreating on requiring all students and staff to wear masks in school after the March break, setting April 1 as the new date to end the mandate and now allowing for employee exemptions.
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McMaster cardiologist Salim Yusuf lost his father to a heart attack
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Environment Canada issued the weather alert warning of dense fog just after 7 a.m.
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Lottery win gives father of two chance to buy a home
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Chicken Plus opening next week at Wilson and James plaza; Matty’s Hot Chicken coming soon to Locke South.
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HWDSB says families have faced technological barriers during the pandemic, including insufficient devices, ‘spotty’ connection or no home internet at
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Season 2 sees the siblings taking on even more ambitious makeovers of often century-old farm buildings, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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Six Nations Police, OPP now in charge of Ruth Ann Longboat’s murder case
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Filmmaker and journalist Habiba Nosheen saw herself in elements of the missing Hamilton woman’s story.
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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.
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Columbia International College amendment application still under review
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Road widening proposed for additional southbound lane
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Organizers are looking forward to holding an in-person event next year at the Ancaster Fairgrounds.
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Several of the province’s top doctors say they plan to continue masking in indoor public settings, even after Ontario’s mask mandate ends on March 21.
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Police said no life-threatening injuries were reported, but the two-car crash closed Walnut Street for a few hours Tuesday evening
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Brandon Aubert could be seen crying throughout a pre-sentence hearing Tuesday that heard seven victim impact statements
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Vaccination bookings for children jumped after Ontario’s chief medical officer revealed mandatory masking in schools would be lifted next Monday as kids return to school from March break.
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Vaccination bookings for children jumped after Ontario’s chief medical officer revealed mandatory masking in schools would be lifted next Monday as kids return to school from March break.
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Hamilton’s public trustees voted to keep mask mandates until April 1, despite provincial call to remove rules on March 21
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board voted Thursday to mandate masks until April 15, but it remains unclear whether or not it can be enforced.
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Police say a 32-year-old man was arrested and charged Tuesday
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Six-month investigation culminates in arrests in three communities
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The province has scrapped its renewal program for licence plate stickers for 8.5 million vehicles in Ontario and the cheques for those that qualify will be in the mail soon, according to the province.
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Single units rent for an average of $1,514 a month in the city, a new report has found.
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Six members of the Hamilton Encampment Support Network had charges diverted to peace bonds Tuesday
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Hamilton gave the fans what they wanted. A win. Final score 3-0.
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A pair of Waterdown sisters and their grandmother are making wreaths to show support for the Ukrainian people.
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Vanessa Werstine had a passion for helping vulnerable youth and sex trafficking survivors
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The first person to be hung at the prison was 146 years ago this week, writes Mark McNeil.
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Of 466 COVID-related charges against businesses and individuals, 195 tickets remain unpaid.
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A condo building at 15 Cannon St. W. was supposed to be completed in 2019. Today, it’s nowhere near done — and the money to build it has run out.
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Dawson’s Hot Sauce is back on the immensely popular web show ‘Hot Ones’ this season. Which explains how a tiny business on Barton Street is at the top