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Binbrook home with ‘themed backyard’ ideal for out-of-town families, realtor says
McAllistar Drive home was built in 2013 and features a soaker tub, a rock garden waterfall and a newly finished basement.
Looking for a COVID-19 rapid test? These are the first 100 LCBOs that will have them
The first 100 LCBO outlets that will have COVID-19 rapid tests has been released.Available on a first come, first served basis, the free take-home rapid tests will be available at the following stores to anyone without symptoms or who has not rec
OSFI keeps stress test interest rate steady
Federal banking regulator holds uninsured mortgage stress test rate steady
Man shot during altercation outside John Street South restaurant
Victim taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries
City closing some Flamborough facilities, programs to fight Omicron
The City of Hamilton is closing some facilities and cancelling some programs — including two in Flamborough — to redeploy 100 approximately staff to help with COVID-19 vaccination to curb the spread of Omicron.
Today’s coronavirus news: Canadians urged to get booster jabs as Omicron concerns grow; Senate gives quick approval to new round of pandemic aid
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.
‘It hasn’t been good’: Life on Hamilton’s streets in December
Council backs short-term fixes to keep people out of cold this winter
Sci-fi comedy filming in Hamilton feels like a homecoming for Ancaster’s James Van der Woerd
James Van der Woerd is part of team behind ‘Relax, I’m from the Future,’ Dan Nolan writes.
Crown argues Holly Hamilton’s death was a tragic end to an abusive relationship
At closing arguments of murder trial, Justin Dumpfrey’s lawyer says the accused stabbed his on-again, off-again girlfriend in self-defence
Things to do in Hamilton the weekend before Christmas
The City of Hamilton closed its museums, with the exception of Dundurn National Historic Site, on Thursday. Here are some things expected to still be
Internal documents show how Waterdown high school staff responded to dress code outrage
‘Lots of phone calls and emails,’ wrote Principal Teresa Sgambato in an October email, ‘Not sure what else we can do’
Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum celebrating special anniversary
From humble beginnings as a single hangar in 1972 at what was then Hamilton Civic Airport, the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum has grown into an internationally renowned aviation museum featuring the only flying Lancaster bomber in North America.
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger proposes fight against Quebec's Bill 21
Mayor Fred Eisenberger introduced a notice of motion that would examine "all available means" to support legal challenges against bill.
Hamilton public school board relents on mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations
Already unable to cover staff shortages, Hamilton’s public school board won’t proceed with a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy that could put more employees on unpaid leave.
Dundas Knox Presbyterian Church offer considered by another church
Total number of offers submitted so far not known
AG taps brakes on effort to seize Cuomo book profits
AG taps brakes on effort to seize Cuomo book profits
Have you seen Robert ‘Robbie’ Atkinson? Police searching for missing man
Atkinson suffers from a medical condition and is nonverbal, according to police.
‘Serious restrictions’ can help keep schools open, head of science table says
“Serious restrictions” will help keep Ontario schools open despite the surge of COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant, says the co-chair of the province’s science table — news that comes as parents’ worries about the possibility of shutdowns continue to grow.
Bruce Arthur: The science table warns about Omicron. The province shrugs. And so we wait
So now we wait. On Thursday, Ontario’s independent volunteer science table gave its first presentation since June, as Omicron washed over the province. Co-chair Steini Brown laid out indications on severity, on transmissibility, and what might be needed. He said, at one point, “This will likely be the hardest wave of the pandemic.”
Bruce Arthur: The science table warns about Omicron. The province shrugs. And so we wait
So now we wait. On Thursday, Ontario’s independent volunteer science table gave its first presentation since June, as Omicron washed over the province. Co-chair Steini Brown laid out indications on severity, on transmissibility, and what might be needed. He said, at one point, “This will likely be the hardest wave of the pandemic.”
‘You could feel tension in the air’: Scramble for free COVID-19 rapid tests leaves many empty-handed
Thousands queued up across Ontario Thursday morning for a chance at free COVID-19 rapid test kits from the province, though many left empty-handed.
Hamilton event organizers scaling back as new COVID rules implemented
The show will go on but with a significantly reduced audience
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Hamilton LGBTQ chair loses court challenge of ethics probe
Cameron Kroetsch warns decision means other volunteers could become targets of investigations
Hamilton LGBTQ chair loses court challenge over ethics probe
Cameron Kroetsch warns decision means other volunteers could become targets of investigations
S&P/TSX composite sheds some post-Fed gains
S&P/TSX composite up more than 100 points as oil and other commodity prices rally
Toronto adopts motion to fund Bill 21 fight
After Brampton, Toronto mayor asks council to help fight Quebec's Bill 21 in court
Ontarians scramble to get free rapid antigen tests
Ontarians scramble to get rapid antigen tests in provincial holiday test blitz
No kids injured after blast at daycare: officials
No kids injured after explosion at east Toronto daycare, officials say
Ontario needs circuit breaker: experts
Ontario science table to release new COVID-19 modelling today
Hamilton closes recreation centres and museums to deploy staff to COVID-19 vaccine clinics
Ancaster Rotary Centre, Hill Park Recreation Centre, Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre will close starting Dec. 18.
Legal pot sales overtake illicit market in Ont.
Legal cannabis sales overtake illicit market for first time in Ontario: OCS
Chatham-Kent renames snowplows after contest
Anita Shovel, Gordie Plow to clear Chatham-Kent streets after plow naming contest
Toronto mayor wants council to fund Bill 21 fight
After Brampton, Toronto mayor asks council to help fight Quebec's Bill 21 in court
Ontarians scramble to get rapid antigen tests
Ontarians scramble to get rapid antigen tests in provincial holiday test blitz
Hamilton shuts down facilities and programs to fight Omicron spread
City redeploying 100 staff in urgent effort to get boosters into arms.
Citing Omicron’s airborne ‘potential’, Ontario hospitals, LTC homes will now use N95 respirators with COVID patients
Ontario health officials are changing a key recommendation on the use of hospital personal protective equipment (PPE) in response to the “potential” that the highly-transmissible Omicron variant can spread at a distance through the air.
‘Increasing vaccination is not enough,’ experts say as Ontario reports 2,421 new COVID-19 cases
The science table advising Premier Doug Ford says more “circuit breaker” measures are needed in addition to ramped up COVID-19 booster shots to slow the speedy spread of the new Omicron variant in Ontario.
Travellers nervous, but pushing ahead with plans
Travellers nervous as Omicron cases surge, but pushing ahead with plans
Nearly a quarter of Ontario schools now have COVID cases
Ontario is reporting another 2,421 COVID-19 cases and nine more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.
Deadline nearing for donations, tax-loss selling
Donation of shares gaining in popularity after a year of strong market gains
S&P/TSX composite up more than 100 points
S&P/TSX composite up more than 100 points as oil and other commodity prices rally
Rapid tests gone within minutes at Dundurn Castle pop-up
Hundreds of people lined up Thursday morning at the York Boulevard landmark, where a GO-VAXX bus was distributing tests and vaccines.
What they sold for: Century home in Waterdown sells for $1.3 million
A look at Hamilton home sale prices in November
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has book deal
NEW YORK (AP) — The former Facebook manager who startled the world this fall by leaking tens of thousands of internal documents and accusing her former employer of caring more about money than about public safety has a book deal.
Girl, 12, hit by school bus in Brampton, Ont.
Girl, 12, taken to hospital after struck by school bus in Brampton, Ont.: police
Third-party investigator finds no evidence to support allegations of city workers involved in soil-dumping conspiracy
City officials will take questions on the investigation this morning.
Ontario to release new COVID-19 modelling
Ontario science table to release new COVID-19 modelling today
Southern Ontario Lyric Opera is together again in Burlington
Much awaited return to live performances kicks off with Friday’s concert, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
Today’s coronavirus news: Ontario expands boosters and distributes rapid tests; Ontario science table to release new modelling
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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