A bar on Dundas West called Swan Dive just announced plans to transition to a cash-only service model. The bar posted a photo to Instagram this week of a handwritten sign that reads (directly above a drawing of a heart): “Heads up guys: as of the 1st of December we will be going back to cash only. Yes we do have an ATM, no we are not sorry. Ok. That is all.”

The chair of the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board says she hopes to see a new director of education in place by next August.

Hamilton's public works committee approved a five-year contract to begin enhanced sidewalk snow clearing in 2022.

"To pay the same as urban areas when we don't have sidewalks sounds ridiculous to me," says Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.

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Ford says Ontario standing firm on child care funding demands before making deal

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Jacob Ardagna remembered for silly humour, kindness

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Two injured after stabbing at high school in Toronto: police

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Delhi elementary school outbreak sends 92 students home

Ontario to allow pharmacies to offer symptomatic COVID-19 testing: source

Moderna (MRNA) said Tuesday that European countries have agreed to donate more than 70 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine to lower-income countries this year.

Two people found dead in house fire in Town of Renfrew, Ont.: police

Ontario reports 481 new COVID-19 cases, one death on Tuesday

A new, all-access community news ePaper website launches today at https://communitynews.pressreader.com.

Some pharmacies in Ontario will soon be providing tests for people with COVID-19 symptoms, Premier Doug Ford confirmed Tuesday.

Eisenberger says he is hoping a female city councillor will take his spot

Ontario investing $75 million in fight against guns and gangs

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says gangs, guns and drugs have not gone away with the COVID-19 pandemic and in many ways, have become worse.

Hamilton police detail how the scam works and offer tips so that you or a loved one won’t fall victim to fraudsters

Some Toronto subway riders will be waiting up to eight minutes for their train starting next week, while service on some bus routes will be slashed by half and suspended altogether on others.

Ontario is reporting another 481 COVID-19 cases and one more death, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning.

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21 people arrested, charged with drug trafficking in London

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Ontario reports 481 new COVID-19 cases, one death on Tuesday

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