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Ontario working on details for Step 3 reopening
Ontario reports 194 new cases of COVID-19, no new deaths, over 204,000 vaccinations
Hungary issues fine over book featuring 'rainbow families'
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungarian authorities have fined the distributor of a children's book that features a family with same-sex parents using a law prohibiting unfair commercial practices, fueling an debate over recent government steps seen as limiting the rights of LGBT people.
All mass vaccine sites in Hamilton to allow walk-ins for first doses beginning Thursday
Public health is also finalizing plans to make first-doses available for walk-ins at mobile and pop-up clinics.
Six Nations police investigating fire at Ohsweken church
Family lives on lower level of Ohsweken church — the site of second church fire on reserve in less than a month
BrottOpera becomes a drive-in at Ancaster Fairgrounds
Last staged by Opera Hamilton in late November of 1996, “Cosi” will be mounted by BrottOpera for one night only.
Hamilton planning committee delays proposal to develop historic Ancaster farmhouse property on Mohawk Road
Proposal is to build a four-storey residential development incorporating the 1883 structure into the design.
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading
S&P/TSX composite up in late-morning trading, loonie falls below 80 cents US
Restrictions loosen in Ontario long-term care
Restrictions loosen at long-term care homes in Ontario
Ontario reports 194 new cases of COVID-19
Ontario reports 194 new cases of COVID-19, no new deaths, over 204,000 vaccinations
No plans for Ontario to move to Step 3 of reopening early due to Delta variant: Elliott
Despite Ontario's declining COVID-19 case numbers and death rates, the province does not currently plan to move into Step Three of its reopening plan early, primarily due to concerns over the Delta variant, Health Minister Christine Elliott said.
Hamilton highrises: Projects under construction
From condo towers to student housing, skyscrappers are changing the city skyline
Arthroplasty Unit at Juravinski Hospital on Hamilton Mountain deemed a success
Michael Scott needed a hip and knee replacement.
'More questions than answers': Safety concerns remain around Waterdown stabbing situation
A Waterdown resident remains concerned about public safety — and the lack of communication from police — after the Crown withdrew the charges against the accused in a March 22 stabbing in Waterdown.
CIBC part of group setting up carbon credit market
CIBC and a group of international banks look to set up new carbon credit market
‘Unprecedented’ highrise boom in Hamilton: 30-storey towers among many under development
Planning policies, housing prices, rental demand and the prospect of light-rail transit in Hamilton have contributed to the spike in tall buildings.
Do I go in for a hug? What about bringing a plus one? A refresher on how to be a good party guest after all those lockdowns
After the year and a half that was, it’s understandable that you might be feeling a bit rusty when it comes to socializing in person.
Today’s coronavirus news: Pressure mounts to lift or loosen restrictions at Canada-U.S. border; Weekly virus deaths drop to lowest since October
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.
Today’s coronavirus news: Pressure mounts to lift or loosen restrictions at Canada-U.S. border; More than 125 people COVID-19 positive after attending a religious camp in Texas
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.
‘Let’s have an adult conversation’: What can municipalities do to address housing affordability?
Inclusionary zoning, development charge relief and zoning changes are all tools that can make homes more affordable
Catherine McKenna will be back in Hamilton — but not as mayor
The soon-to-retire federal cabinet minister said she loves her hometown and visits as much as possible. You might see her swimming in Lake Ontario — b
Hamilton housing market continues to sizzle despite listings reaching decade-lows
The 1,219 active residential listings in June marked a 33 per cent decrease from the same period last year
I’m fully vaccinated, and I can’t wait to see a post-pandemic Hamilton
Spectator reporter Fallon Hewitt had a very limited view of Hamilton prior to arriving in the city in the midst of a global pandemic
Hamilton bylaw aims to end ‘cat-and-mouse game’ with off-roaders
‘It’s a nonstop raceway,’ upper Stoney Creek councillor says about dirt bikes, ATVs and pickups
5 steps to aging well
At my age, I’d like to think that I’m leading by example and hope that many others will follow by not simply leaving things to chance in regards to th
Sunnybrook begins dismantling its field hospital amid dwindling COVID-19 case counts
It’s been held up as the symbol of a virus out of control and a government that failed to do what was necessary to avoid the chaos. 
One winning ticket for Lotto Max jackpot
Ontario ticket holder wins Tuesday's $65 million Lotto Max jackpot
'STOP USING': Major recalls on benches sold at Costco, bear deterrents at Canadian Tire and fireplaces on Wayfair trigger Health Canada warnings
Health Canada has issued multiple recall warnings due to safety hazards regarding products sold at well-known stores.
Have you seen Yared Kidane? Hamilton police searching for missing teen
The 14-year-old was last seen in the early-morning hours of June 28.
Former NHL defenceman takes over behind Bulldogs’ bench
Longtime Buffalo Sabre Jay McKee becomes the fifth head coach in team history, Scott Radley writes
Top doc calls for vaccine push among young people
Ontario reports 164 new COVID-19 cases, nine deaths from the virus Tuesday
Ontario boards to develop anti-trafficking plan
Ontario asks school boards to develop anti-trafficking strategies by Jan. 2022
Ontario’s top doctor issues a ‘call for arms’ to get vaccinated
New figures show 83 per cent of Ontarians who caught COVID-19 recently had not been vaccinated, chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore says in his latest plea for people to get their shots.
Eleven cases of COVID-19 Lambda variant confirmed in Canada: What you need to know
Eleven cases of a COVID-19 variant detected in about 30 countries and recently flagged by the World Health Organization have been found in Canada. None of them are in Ontario, but public health officials here say they are now testing all positive samples for mutations.
Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
S&P/TSX composite moves up on technology gains
S&P/TSX composite down as energy sector falls, U.S. stock markets also move lower
Ontario township removing statues of past PMs
Ontario township to remove statues of past prime ministers after consultation
Six received saline at Ontario vaccine clinic
Six people injected with saline instead of COVID vaccine at Niagara clinic
Racism harming workplace relationships: Survey
Racism harms workplace relationships in Canada, CEOs expected to take action: Survey
Hamilton to use drone technology to help catch ATVs, dirt bikes creating havoc
In 2018, Hamilton Police recorded about 250 complaints about ATVs from homeowners in Binbrook, Waterdown, and Glanbrook.
Retired Hamilton teacher and baseball coach charged with sexual assault
New charges come three months after John Hashimoto was charged in Halton with child luring
Garment factory workers were already exploited and abused. COVID made it worse
Guest: Robert Cribb, investigative and foreign affairs reporter at the Toronto Star
Financial district, PATH expect longer recovery
Toronto's Financial District, PATH braces for longer recovery as businesses reopen
Trudeau teases huge project to slash greenhouse gas pollution at Hamilton’s biggest steelmaker
Federal investment coming ‘very soon’ that is designed to cut carbon emissions at ArcelorMittal Dofasco by more than half, Liberal PM said in campaign
Education minister confident most Ontario students will be back in schools in September
See you in September, students.
Financial district, PATH expects longer recovery
Toronto's Financial District, PATH braces for longer recovery as businesses reopen
Wealthy or not, young people benefit from a will
Young people without substantial holdings still benefit from estate planning
Ontario reports 164 new COVID cases and additional 80 cases from 2020 after data cleanup
Ontario is reporting another 164 new COVID-19 cases and 9 more deaths, according to its latest report released Tuesday morning. Due to a data review and cleanup, Toronto Public Health is reporting an additional 80 cases from 2020, bringing today's total to 244 cases.
S&P/TSX composite down as energy sector falls
S&P/TSX composite down as energy sector falls, U.S. stock markets also move lower
Hamilton will draft home vacant tax bylaw for public review
Vancouver, which was the first Canadian municipality to introduce a vacant home tax, has raised over $60 million since 2018.
Hamilton will draft vacant home tax bylaw for public review
Vancouver, which was the first Canadian municipality to introduce a vacant home tax, has raised over $60 million since 2018.
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