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The details came to light in a city auditor’s report that revealed the city fired eight employees following fraud and waste investigations.
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Ohneganos, an Indigenous water research program led by Dawn Martin-Hill, looks at ‘everything from turtle tagging to a mental health app’ for youth st
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Higher than average rate hikes are forecast through 2026 thanks to a growing list of environmental programs and infrastructure repair projects
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A trial heard drug users frequently went between units in the building where Pilon was found dead, Susan Clairmont writes.
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Dundas golfer dropped a 22-foot birdie putt to move alone into second place Sunday, writes Scott Radley.
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Kids account for one-quarter of Hamilton’s COVID cases and number is higher provincewide
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The Goodness Me! Natural Food Market on Upper Gage, just north of the Linc, has a new look that store officials are hoping will attract people to come in for more than grocery shopping and vitamins.
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Biology prof says fencing may be the least of worries for wildlife habitat
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McMaster University professor and hydrogeologist argue building may not survive the relocation.
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A second redesign of three proposed skyscrapers near the lakeshore in Stoney Creek will cut their height, although the builder still wants relief from seven city zoning standards.
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Health Canada is investigating and issuing a number of warning after numerous products are being pulled from the shelves due to health and safety concerns.
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The vaccines are approved. The doses have arrived. And public health officials are finalizing plans to protect thousands of young children now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine.
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With the province opening up COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children aged five to 11 Tuesday, you may be wondering when, where and how to book a shot for your kid.
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OTTAWA—Promises to follow all public health guidance on vaccines amounted to not much politically for the federal Conservatives Monday as Parliament resumed with a cloud of suspicion still hovering over the party’s approach to COVID-19.
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Justin Trudeau only really snapped once during the protests that followed him throughout the last election campaign.
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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Parents in Ontario (and soon right across the country) now have an opportunity to do something important for their kids, themselves and everyone else.
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As of Friday, there were 21 active cases on the reserve, with one patient in hospital and 109 band members in self-isolation
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S&P/TSX composite down as tech sector falls, U.S. stock markets climb higher
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Five- to 11-year-olds are eligible for the COVID shot starting Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know.
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Delhi school outbreak infects 21; all staff and students in isolation until Saturday
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Pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious injuries
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Pfizer (PFE) shares jumped higher Monday after the drugmaker published impressive followup data from a late stage trial of its coronavirus vaccine in adolescents.
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Flashbacks: Deadly drama at the Lyric Theatre
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Ontario is reporting another 627 COVID-19 cases and one more death, according to its latest report released Monday morning.
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From family classics to heartwarming Hallmark TV movies, Ontario has served as a backdrop for many a holiday film.Most of these movies are available on various streaming services, or check your local listings to see when they air. The map below d
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Parents in Ontario can begin booking COVID-19 vaccinations for kids aged 5 to 11 on Tuesday with shots expected to start Thursday.
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Uber and Tokyo Smoke team up to allow Ont. pot purchases through Eats app
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Children aged five to 11 will be eligible to book their appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, Nov. 23, the Ontario government announced Monday (Nov. 22).
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The country’s largest school board will further delay unpaid leave for some unvaccinated staffers, citing shortages — especially in special education.
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Shooting this summer part of growing problem of brazen shootings in city
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Aggressive Ontario expansion includes local restaurant openings in 2022.
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Validation of daily COVID screening was eliminated at Hamilton schools earlier this month
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Combination of higher demand, pandemic woes could leave live-tree lovers disappointed
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Teacher wrote books on city neighbourhoods, gave historical talks and walks
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Sixteen Hamilton graduates entering university or college were recognized for their academic excellence and community service
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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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Commercial vacancies on Highway 8 in Stoney Creek continue to be a magnet for pot shops, with a proposed PerfectZone Cannabis store the latest to enter what looks like a crowded market.
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Get your first- or second-dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at the Waterdown branch of the Hamilton Public Library Nov. 22.
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Ward 3 Coun. Nrinder Nann says Hamilton families deserve a financial break to care for their young children.
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Kenneth Scott and his family are facing an uncertain future, with a hearing slated for January at the Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board.
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The deadline for public comments is scheduled for Jan. 14, 2022.
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Alectra Board chair Norm Loberg unable to discuss board decision making, citing code of conduct rules.
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Scenic Drive is closed at Balfour Drive on the west Mountain
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Plane carrying doses of COVID-19 vaccines for kids touches down in Canada
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The Highway 6 Caledonia bypass remained closed as of Sunday afternoon