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How to preserve a pandemic as it happens: First, knit a scarf
As Ontarians lined up for vaccinations, epidemiologist Amy Greer was knitting.
Are we done yet? Maybe — but COVID-19 isn’t done with us
WASHINGTON—Friday marked two years, officially, of living with the COVID-19 pandemic, which occasioned very little fanfare, at least here in the U.S. President Joe Biden had other concerns on his mind: announcing new trade measures against Russia, celebrating his economic policy in advance of upcoming congressional elections.
BIPOC music ready to bust out with live show March 22 at Bridgeworks
The Hamilton Arts Council has announced that live music will be returning as four artists make up an exciting lineup for a show at Bridgeworks on Marc
Centremount home listed for just under $3 million has ‘unbeatable’ view of Hamilton
The Concession Street home features a walkout balcony with a view of the lower city.
Haldimand-Norfolk bands together to help Ukraine
Medical shipments, art auction among acts of solidarity
No winning ticket for Friday's Lotto Max jackpot
No winning ticket for Friday's $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
Quinn MacDougall’s comments may have been ‘foreshadowing,’ psychiatrist testifies at death inquest
Friday was the final day of evidence in the inquest into the death of Quinn MacDougall
Everything you need to know the NHL Heritage Classic at Tim Hortons Field
Steve Milton’s all-inclusive notebook on Sunday’s big game in Hamilton.
Toronto police charge Hamilton man in child luring investigation
Toronto police have arrested a man in connection with a child luring investigation and believe there may be more victims.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
East Hamilton drug bust yields crossbow
Cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine among haul, police say
North American stock markets end volatile week
S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
Hamilton public school trustees keep mask mandate despite being told they lack legal authority
Hamilton’s public school board is defying the province by continuing to require students and staff to wear masks in school until April 15 even though its own education director says it can’t enforce compliance.
‘Made in Italy’ made perfectly by Farren Timoteo
One-man show at Theatre Aquarius will make you laugh and tug at your heartstrings
Household debt-to-income ratio hits record high
Statistics Canada says household debt-to-income ration hit record high in Q4
Hamilton police searching for ‘high-risk’ fugitive with history of violence
Thirty-seven-year-old is from the Hamilton-area and has ties to Whitby
Reassessing your portfolio amid the war in Ukraine
ESG investors taking closer look at portfolios amid war in Ukraine
Enragement equals engagement: Social media is corroding our ability to focus
Social media platforms have conditioned our minds to crave constant rewards above all else, writes Jay Robb
Some colleges, universities to keep masking
Some post-secondary schools to keep mask mandates in place
SIU investigating how a 53-year-old man was hurt during Hamilton police interaction
Police call incident ‘concerning’ and have suspended officer
HWDSB in discussions with ministry after province doubles down on ending mask mandate March 21
Hamilton public school trustees voted Thursday to keep masking in place until April 15; education minister says boards ‘expected’ to follow province’s
Plan for Heritage Classic road closures around Hamilton’s Tim Hortons Field
The city says several streets surrounding the stadium will be closed for Sunday’s outdoor game between the NHL Leafs and Sabres
Devan Selvey’s killer gets seven-year sentence, including four years in custody
‘I’m never going to be OK,’ Selvey’s mother said Friday following the sentencing hearing in Hamilton
S&P/TSX composite down, U.S. stock markets mixed
S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets mixed
ESG investors take stock amid war in Ukraine
ESG investors taking closer look at portfolios amid war in Ukraine
Hamilton seeking tenders to restore historic Griffin House foundation
Funding for the project was announced by the federal and provincial governments in December 2020.
Toronto school trustees want more time before complying with lifting of COVID-19 restrictions
Toronto’s Catholic and public school board trustees want a bit more time before having to comply with the province’s lifting of covid restrictions in schools.
Things to do this March break around Hamilton
A few dozen ideas for those staying in the city to contemplate
The myth of zero risk: Have two years of a pandemic taught us anything about navigating uncertainty?
In the months before September 2008, as physicists were getting ready to test-drive the Large Hadron Collider, a massive machine designed to smash bits of atoms together at high speed, public panic set in, fuelled by a debate between a handful of physicists about a theoretical possibility. What if the device, the most powerful ever made, created black holes by mistake that would swallow Earth? Physicists calculated that the chances were infinitesimal, but they couldn’t absolutely guarantee that the risk of such a surreal catastrophe was zero.
Seven things to do this weekend in Hamilton
Start your March break this weekend with a tiptoe through the tulips, bundle up for an outdoor Bulldogs game or check out a maple syrup event near you
Armed with a knife Quinn MacDougall was ‘rapidly closing’ in on officer when he was shot dead
Inquest examining 19-year-old Quinn MacDougall’s death hears from police who shot at him
‘Hello Stranger,’ we’re making a sci-fi thriller in Hamilton
Movie, featuring Simu Liu and Sam Worthington shoots from east Hamilton industrial area to Flamborough, Dan Nolan writes.
Hamilton’s wastewater surveillance for COVID made public
The disclosure is one step toward a resolution to the dispute between researchers and public health over whether wastewater surveillance has worked in
Eastgate Square redevelopment ‘exciting news’ for Hamilton, says environment advocate
The redevelopment of the east Hamilton site was announced on Tuesday.
Was murder victim Shane Grenier shot inside black BMW?
The 39-year-old was shot in the head and dumped on Tisdale Street South.
Today’s coronavirus news: Friday marks second anniversary of pandemic; China locks down city of 9 million amid new spike in cases
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
One restaurant’s fight against COVID: $15,000, four filters and a CO2 monitor
Just over a week ago, Ontarians could venture into public indoor spaces fairly secure in the knowledge that people around them were vaccinated, not ill with symptomatic COVID, and curtailing their potentially virus-spreading breath with masks.
Dundas York Road sinkhole repair schedule not set after 6 years
City staff say work is part of general contract still under review.
Stoney Creek trustee Cam Galindo seeks help assuring parents school by Taro dump will be safe
Stoney Creek trustee Cam Galindo is asking the Taro industrial dump’s new owner to help assure parents they needn’t fear sending their kids to the public elementary school to be built kitty-corner from the site.
Hamilton public schools to keep masks until April 15
Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board votes to ‘stare down’ the Ministry of Education
Aciman, Toibin among contributors to book on Sigmund Freud
NEW YORK (AP) — Andre Aciman, Colm Toibin and Rick Moody are among the authors contributing to an essay collection on the legacy of Sigmund Freud.
‘No accountability’: Families react to sentencing in Six Nations triple homicide
Nicholas Shipman was sentenced to 18 years in prison and Jamie Beaver was spared jail time for their roles in the grisly 2018 killings
From screening rules to close contacts, what a ‘return to normalcy’ will look like in Ontario schools
Kids playing anywhere in the yard during recess. Young children reading with a buddy from an upper grade. And no more lineups outside school waiting for teachers to check the daily COVID-19 screening tool.
Inquest called for Hamilton man who died homeless after losing room at lodging home
Attila Csanyi, 28, was found dead on the roof of Jackson Square in May 2020
Coroner’s inquest will examine death of Hamilton man who died after losing lodging home room
Attila Csanyi, 28, was found dead on the roof of Jackson Square in May 2020
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
S&P/TSX composite rises while U.S. markets drop
S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets also fall
Hamilton man dies following February crash
The 67-year-old crashed into a pole on Queenston Road Feb. 22
Police watchdog investigating Hamilton police officer for an alleged on-duty assault
Video of the incident was posted to social media, police said
Hamilton police officer suspended amid assault investigation
Video of the incident was posted to social media, police said
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