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Kids are returning to in-person learning after a record-breaking snowstorm kept them home an extra two days.
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Loomis, who arrived in Hamilton in 2009, has announced he will be entering the race to be mayor of Hamilton.
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Loomis, who arrived in Hamilton in 2009, has announced he will be entering the race to be mayor of Hamilton.
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Students across Ontario are headed back to the classroom Wednesday after a long break from in-person learning. An Omicron-fulled surge in COVID-19 cases forced students into online learning for what, in some ways, turned into a two-week extension of Christmas break.
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Barrick produced 1.2 million ounces of gold and 126 million pounds of copper in Q4
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Loomis has headed the city’s top business advocacy group for nearly nine years
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Traffic will be affected by significant lane closures between Woodward Avenue and Nash Road
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‘The pandemic has done something that none of our promotions or other marketing programs has ever managed to do,’ CAO says
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Hamilton students have already missed nearly a week of instruction time in 2022
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Helen Donnelly was not just any clown. Trained in the Pochinko method, she was one of the best. She worked for Cirque du Soleil and Circus Orange and
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Two-bedroom rentals averaged $1,841 a month in the city, a new report has found
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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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Users suggest cycling funding could be put to better use in other areas of community
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Changes to the bylaw include signs prohibited on public property, but hand-held signs are allowed, including at city hall.
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Progressive Conservative MPP Donna Skelly says it’s no coincidence all four major Hamilton school construction projects approved by her government since taking office are in her riding — but not for reasons some people might assume.
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When it comes to third-dose uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine, many of the same problems with access seen throughout the rollout are happening again, with GTA neighbourhoods that have borne the heaviest burden of the pandemic seeing some of the lowest vaccination rates in the province.
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Amid the confusion of students returning to school as COVID-19 cases surge, Lisa Petsinis said she’s troubled by a suggestion from her daughter’s school about lunchtime: that kids briefly remove their masks to take a bite to eat and put them back on to chew.
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Extraordinary measures taken to preserve critical services
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A patient Kathleen Leach spent four hours waiting for plows to reach her bus and clear a safe walking path to an alternate transit route. ‘It wasn’t s
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City maximizes stock of snow-related equipment as around-the-clock clearing effort continues
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Linamar says labour, logistics issues affecting production, names new board chair
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A provincial bureaucrat fired after the alleged theft of $11 million in COVID-19 relief aid has been awarded $150,000 in legal costs by an Ontario court.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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S&P/TSX composite down more than 200 points as tech sector falls
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How high will you go? Netflix price hike renews questions for streaming subscribers
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'Gamified' apps push DIY traders to make riskier investments: Study
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An advisory committee’s call for Hamilton public school trustee Becky Buck to resign set off a war of words when presented to her fellow trustees, although the messenger, not the committee, seemed to be the target.
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OTTAWA—NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has condemned Quebec’s plan to slap a charge or tax on unvaccinated persons, calling it a threat to basic principle of universal access to health care in Canada.
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The arm’s-length agency says the file is now closed
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Report highlights gap in sustainable finance skills, need for coordination
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Ontario is reporting 580 people in ICU due to COVID-19 and 4,183 in hospital overall testing positive for COVID-19, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.
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S&P/TSX composite down more than 200 points as tech sector falls
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It’s another snow day. Sliding down one of Hamilton’s five tobogganing hills might be just what the teacher ordered.
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Steven Snively and Christopher Marchant were convicted in June of failing to provide the necessaries of life
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Stationery maker Bic to buy Toronto temporary tattoo company for US$65 million
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OPP warns that road conditions are likely a bigger problem today than yesterday, with blowing snow affecting traction on the highways.
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Gaps in winter response, outreach professionals say
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Hamilton Health Sciences plans to go ahead with firing unvaccinated workers despite increasing COVID hospitalization
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Kirk Moore died Saturday while working in coke oven department
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Ideally, all that’s required is a reinflating.
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When Suchita Jalan heard her daughter would be returning to in-person learning, a wave of relief washed over her.
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The portion of Waterdown North Drive that connects to Centre Road is complete — but the City of Hamilton does not know when it will open to drivers.
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The ecological clock continues to tick, writes Mark McNeil
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Take our weekly poll to share your opinion on the impact of the Omicron COVID-19 variant.
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The Heritage Green Community Trust is donating $2 million toward the construction of a two-pond wetland at upper Stoney Creek’s new Saltfleet Conservation Area, footing all but $20,000 of the bill.
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Hamilton Health Sciences staff say closure of its West End Urgent Care Centre, at 690 Main St. W., will last eight weeks or less, to deal with growing numbers of COVID-19 patients, including health-care staff, impacting the wider system.
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The collective bargaining impasse between the College Employer Council (CEC) and the union representing faculty and others at Ontario’s 24 community colleges appears headed to the membership.
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The food drive will celebrate its 30th anniversary by holding another virtual campaign because of the spread of COVID-19.
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It should have been a snow day. The blizzard closed two Toronto highways and the city cancelled vaccine clinics in a pandemic. Buses were stranded, streetcars stopped, the premier pretended to work as a tow-truck driver. It was a real storm.