As the calendar flips to 2022, the Review caught up with local politicians from around Flamborough to check in on their priorities for the new year — and what they expect 2022 to bring.Penny Deathe is the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board

City commitment to alternative energy doesn't apply to large vehicles

The legal action was prompted by questions involving documentation for a renovation project.

Potential victims directed to fake website asking for personal information such as banking details

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There have been about 856 COVID-19 cases connected to Hamilton schools for the 2021-2022 academic year so far.

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Police say the individuals involved were attempting to evade police and were involved in a collision

Police said patrol officers searched the vehicles after noticing a strong odour of cannabis emanating from them

Retail group applauds Ontario's decision to cut isolation period for workers in half

UPDATE: Province changing rules around PCR testing, capacity at sports venues.

Ontario’s top doctor is set to make an announcement today as the province continues to reach new records in daily COVID-19 infections.

Domestic: 5U.S.A.: 6Overseas: 95 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry1 vessel handled petroleum product6 vessels handled agricultural product1 vessel handled fertilizer cargo3 vessels handled ag

Ontario is reporting another 13,807 COVID-19 cases and eight more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.

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The latest available numbers show Hamilton hospitals are caring for 140 patients with COVID

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Some were cute, others nightmarish in 2021.

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.

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.

The Spectator asked Hamilton public health what businesses with confirmed COVID cases should do, if they’ll issue public exposure notices and how patr

Oluwapelumi Debbie Adegoke, 24, graduated from Mohawk College’s child and youth care program in August after strangers helped her pay $11,350 in outst

Students for Herd Immunity has trained more than 500 student ambassadors in about 50 North American cities, including Hamilton and Burlington

Café is staffed by core members of L’Arche Hamilton — an organization that supports those with intellectual disabilities

I loved Stephen Sondheim musicals from the first time I heard one. I suppose that began with shows for which he wrote the lyrics and not the music, Ga

With Omicron’s rapid spread, Flamborough residents with imminent travel plans are having to rethink, review and take extra precautions before jet setting.

As the calendar flips to 2022, the Review caught up with local politicians from around Flamborough to check in on their priorities for the new year — and what they expect 2022 to bring.

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Growing senior home outbreaks have McMaster University professors calling for fourth doses for senior home residents, with the province expected to an

Weston completes $375M sale of ambient bakery business

Melissa Jones has played these kinds of “Hunger Games” before. She’s registered her son in city sports programs and found a booster shot for her husband in early January.

Business, labour groups divided over preferred COVID-19 isolation policies

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His research allows patients to be operated on from a distance, improving health-care access to people living in remote regions of Canada

Canadian retailers saw an increase of in-person shoppers during the holiday season, though some small businesses say the boost was not enough to keep supply-chain snags and capacity limits from hampering holiday sales.

Organizations such as the HPO, Hamilton Children’s Choir and Brott Music Festival offered concerts online in 2021, Leonard Turnevicius writes.

The Raptors saw a slight increase in the number of fans ejected from Scotiabank Arena for failing to wear their mask properly Tuesday, their second home game under provincial guidelines that required a reduced capacity in the building.

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Actual case counts are likely much higher as COVID tests are hard to come by.

The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has forced officials at Mohawk College to shelve plans to welcome back most students to on-campus learning, at least for January.

As the holiday break continues and Omicron cases soar in Canada and the U.S., Ontario is considering the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) recommendation of cutting quarantine time for those with asymptomatic COVID-19 from 10 to five days.

Here are some atrocious or just odd examples from Hamilton this year

Police said Tilley is confined to a wheelchair.

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.

Local businesses have closed their indoor dining areas and adjusted services as Omicron rages in the city.

Two months after launching, none of those who got the therapy within five days of showing symptoms needed hospitalization, said Dr. Zain Chagla

One of the most popular columns that I’ve ever written was about 44-year-old NFL superstar Tom Brady, Ernie Schramayr writes.

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Five different big guns once on display have been moved into storage in recent years. The city says they will reappear — someday.