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Hamilton West End Urgent Care Centre reopening with reduced hours
Hamilton Health Sciences expects return to pre-pandemic service in September
West End Urgent Care Centre reopens Aug. 3 with reduced hours
Hamilton Health Sciences expects return to pre-pandemic service in September
North American stock markets rebound late-morning
Big jump in gold prices push North American stock markets up; loonie above 80 cents
Ontario health unit asks residents to take Moderna
London, Ont., health unit asks residents to take Moderna shots ahead of expiration
Demolition coming to former Vincent Massey School building on Hamilton Mountain
Vincent Massey Park on 7th Avenue is going to get bigger.
Agnico Eagle Mines posts higher profit
Agnico Eagle profit soars amid higher sales, increasing metal prices
Ontario reports 218 COVID-19 cases, three deaths
Over 80 per cent of eligible Ontarians have now received at least one dose
Firefighters rescue man from rollover crash near Binbrook
The crashed closed Regional Road 56 for several hours Thursday morning.
‘We’re stressing so much,’ says brother of missing 14-year-old
Hamilton police are re-upping their call for the public to help them find Yared Kidane.
Da Vinci Code TV series shoots at Cootes
Dan Brown’s ‘The Lost Symbol’ features mystery, action and adventure
Grimsby’s JJ’s eatery opens second location in Stoney Creek
New diner-style restaurant now open in Fruitland Crossings plaza.
Ever-evolving Burlington band Harm & Ease strike it big on TikTok
Harm & Ease has a big riff rock sound forged in Argentina, now the band is back in Canada and attracting attention on social media, Graham Rockingham
Today’s coronavirus news: Canadian Blood Services watching supply as COVID-19 rules eased, demand increasing; Officials in Tokyo alarmed as cases hit record highs
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.
A year later, Hamilton’s Mornin’ Buzz keeps getting louder as founders look for a storefront
Frank Koren and Ed Mortenson had their work cut out for them, launching a coffee company during a pandemic. It’s been a strong success so far. They to
Lucy Li’s next court date set in murder case as co-accused Oliver Karafa faces extradition hearing Friday
While Li has returned to Canada, Karafa remains in Hungary, where his extradition hearing is scheduled to take place
What will the art in Century Street Parkette look like? One of these five designs.
City wants feedback to select landmark for new lower-city green space
COVID-19 put migrant farm workers like Luis at risk. Would it also help him achieve a longtime dream?
COVID-19 put migrant farm workers like Luis at risk. Would it also help him achieve a longtime dream?
BEHIND THE CRIMES: How the OPP's forensic artist puts a face to a name
A former funeral director, OPP Det.-Const. Duncan Way uses artistic talent, autopsy information and personal details to reconstruct a face.
Man taken to hospital after stabbing near Hamilton Farmers’ Market
The victim sustained ‘penetrating trauma’ and was taken to hospital in serious but stable condition
Settlement proposed in suit against fertility doc
Settlement proposed in lawsuit against fertility doc alleged to have used wrong sperm
Shooting on Barton Street East sends man to hospital with potentially life-threatening injuries
23-year-old man is in hospital after a shooting in the area of Barton Street East and Oak Avenue.
One person in hospital with serious injuries after downtown Hamilton shooting
Police said a male was found with gunshot wounds after a shooting near Barton Street East and Oak Avenue
OPP to support Six Nations Police investigation into residential school deaths
Six Nations Police have launched an investigation into abuse and deaths at the former Mohawk Institute
Production costs cut into Kinross earnings
Kinross Gold Corp. reports lower Q2 earnings amid increased production costs
Independent schools file suit over COVID funding
Independent schools launch legal challenge alleging exclusion from COVID-19 funding
Pressure mounts on Doug Ford to introduce vaccine passports as fears of a fourth wave rise
Calls for the Ontario government to take leadership on vaccine credentials or so-called “vaccine passports” are increasing from both business and health advocates, who say the province needs to either create its own program or at least give clear direction on dealing with customers and employees as the province reopens.
Ford not declaring wildfire state of emergency
Ontario Premier Ford to meet with wildfire evacuees, community leaders in Thunder Bay
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
Those hospitalized in Peel Region unvaccinated
All of those hospitalized with COVID in Peel Region not fully vaccinated: Loh
Port Dover Lighthouse Theatre Festival’s ‘Chase the Ace’ was more than worth the wait
Gary Smith: Mark Crawford and Lighthouse deliver a return to live theatre that sizzles
S&P/TSX composite up, U.S. markets mixed
Tilray shares surge to help lift S&P/TSX composite in late-morning trading
Ontario lays out $324M surgical recovery plan
Ontario reports 158 new COVID-19 cases, four deaths on Wednesday
Pfizer or Moderna? Now you can choose at select Hamilton clinics
The city announced Wednesday that FirstOntario Centre, St. Joseph’s West 5th campus and all pop-up clinics will offer recipients their choice of vacci
Ontario puts $62M to boost autism service capacity
Ontario putting money to making more autism services available
Man charged over seniors' home door handle removal
Man charged after allegation some door handles were removed in retirement home units
Back-to-school plan coming next week: Ford
Back-to-school plan will be released early next week, Ford says
Toronto eyes vaccination rules for city employees; calls on Doug Ford for provincial ‘game plan’
Toronto is eyeing COVID-19 vaccination requirements for city employees but is urging Premier Doug Ford — who has taken a hands-off approach to the thorny issue — to help devise an “overall game plan” for Ontario.
How are Hamilton-area Olympians doing in Tokyo and who to watch tonight
Here’s how Hamilton’s Olympians are faring at the Games so far, Scott Radley writes.
Seth Rogen's pot firm, Canopy Growth sever ties
Seth Rogen's cannabis company Houseplant and Canopy Growth announce partnership end
Ontario earmarks $324M for surgical recovery
Ontario reports 158 new COVID-19 cases, four deaths on Wednesday
Olympic outbreaks: What infectious diseases have spread at past Olympic Games?
On the opening day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, the president of the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) acknowledged reports of a growing number of COVID-19 cases in Tokyo connected to the games.
LIVE VIDEO: Ontario health officials Christine Elliott and Matthew Anderson provide COVID-19 update
Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott makes an announcement during a virtual news conference. She is joined by Matthew Anderson, the president and CEO of Ontario Health.
Commercial real estate: Own a piece of Hamilton’s nightclub history or a 50-acre campground
A few interesting commercial real estate finds
S&P/TSX composite up on big gain by Tilray
Tilray shares surge to help lift S&P/TSX composite in late-morning trading
Ontario reporting 158 new COVID-19 cases and four more deaths
Ontario is reporting another 158 COVID-19 cases and four more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.
Burgers to Beat MS Day returning to Hamilton A&W restaurants
A&W Canada is gearing up for the 13th annual Burgers to Beat MS Day on Aug. 19.
Ontario reports 158 COVID-19 cases, four deaths
Ontario reports 158 new COVID-19 cases, four deaths on Wednesday
Loblaw Q2 profit soars 122 per cent to $375M
Loblaw second-quarter profit soars a year after getting a lift from COVID-19 onset
Hamilton Mountain hygienist turns children’s book author
The physical distancing and social isolation aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been the catalysts for numerous projects and activities people have picked up that they can do on their own or within their “bubble.”
Disney to close Hamilton store at CF Lime Ridge Mall by Aug. 18
Disney is closing most of its Canadian stores by Aug. 18, including its Hamilton outlet at CF Lime Ridge Mall.
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