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Long Point draws anglers in search of dinner and camaraderie
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Queer with Kids is a community group that aims to connect queer parents through in-person and virtual events
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Mark McNeil’s very short film career
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While call volumes are rising, Hamilton is also experiencing a higher number of code zero incidents, putting patients at risk.
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Full-time faculty at Mohawk College and Ontario’s 23 other community colleges vote this week on the College Employer Council’s offer from Dec. 13.
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Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson says he’s decided not to pursue reprisals against three Hamilton Conservation Authority directors who he believes may have violated their code of conduct in opposing his acclamation as board chair for another year.
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Hamilton police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a 74-year-old woman struck by a vehicle on King Street West near Ogilvie Street in downtown Dundas on Saturday, Feb. 12.
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Home required to extend operation by two months to meet standard
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Ontario hospitals are facing a critical shortage of collection tubes required for routine blood work, forcing some hospitals to direct staff to conserve supplies and reconsider the number of blood tests they order for patients.
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It shouldn’t have come to this.
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Vaccines estimated to have saved the lives of 131 Hamiltonians during the fifth wave
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Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland outlined how the Emergencies Act could be used to cut off the flow of money to “Freedom Convoy” demonstrators across Canada.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act Monday in response to the ongoing convoy protests in Ottawa and across Canada.
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The Christian crowdfunding site has not confirmed the information as authentic. What is there suggests a breakdown of where the money is coming from
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Environmentalists hope the Progressive Conservative government has agreed to help fund a historic steelmaking overhaul that would end the use of pollu
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In politics and in pandemics, timing is everything and at this moment, Doug Ford has never been more out of sync with the times, Martin Regg Cohn writes.
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In politics and in pandemics, timing is everything.
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Decision on whether Dale King will face trial again to be released at a later date
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Conservative leadership hopeful reaffirms his support for people who have gathered in Ottawa to protest against COVID-19 restrictions.
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The federal government took the unprecedented step on Monday of invoking the Emergencies Act to deal with the ongoing convoy occupation in Ottawa and blockades that have affected border crossings across the country.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite down more than 150 points, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Feb. 14 turned out to be a lovely day for the journalists of Hamilton Community News as it was announced that the team was named as finalists for six provincial awards.
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Gold minder Iamgold makes board changes in deal with RCF Management
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Ontario set to release third-quarter financial update
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The Flamborough Review is being recognized by the Ontario Community Newspaper Association for its excellence in journalism in three categories.
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There’s still time to make a splash with your sweetie — or even solo.
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Reitman showed signs of early greatness while at university in Hamilton in late 1960s
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S&P/TSX composite down more than 150 points, U.S. stock markets mixed
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Monday’s high should be around -8 C, with the wind chill rising to -13 in the afternoon
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Uber Eats launches new services, changes price structure for deliveries
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Ontario is easing COVID-19 capacity restrictions starting this Thursday — and as of March 1 proof of vaccination will no longer be required, Premier Doug Ford has announced.
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Premier Doug Ford holds a news conference at 9:30 a.m. with Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, and Dr. Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health.Cabinet was expected to meet early Monday morning to discuss easing COVID-
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The COVID-19 reopening plan is moving ahead sooner than expected, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Monday.
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‘I promised ... I would bring it back to life,’ Sam Merulla says.
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His design for McMaster University Medical Centre won international acclaim
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Regina Haggo: Holly Sneath and Melissa Neil at Carnegie Gallery
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Robert Stevenson died Jan. 30 after being struck on Lawrence Road while walking his dog
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Art, creativity and rootedness inspire the work of energetic young organizers of this year’s celebrations, writes Jeff Mahoney.
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The couple’s latest investment will support studies focused on child and youth health, integrated care as well as burn trauma.
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Infllux of core residents comes as city’s population nearly doubled its rate of growth since 2016
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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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Purchase of Knox Presbyterian property scheduled to close March 31.
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"Nobody seems to be concerned with the tax rate," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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No matter what you call them, the caterpillars that become LDD moths are here to stay and expected to once again defoliate leafy trees across the city this year, the Hamilton Conservation Authority’s terrestrial ecologist says.
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Museum exhibition highlights early local women's groups
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For the second year in a row (2021), the Joyce Centre for Partnership and Innovation at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College generated more electricity than it used.
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WINDSOR, Ont. — The Canada Border Services Agency says the Ambassador Bridge border crossing between Windsor, Ont., and Detroit has reopened.
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Public gets a look at what could be at Bayfront Studios
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Apparent water main break shuts down King Street East and Gage Avenue.