on (#5JGNY)
There’s an energy in the air in Toronto. You can feel it in the parks and on the streets. After more than a year of lockdowns, this is a city on the verge of something new.
| Link | http://rss.metroland.com/ |
| Feed | http://rss.metroland.com/9/article/hamilton |
| Updated | 2025-12-19 00:15 |
on (#5JGB0)
Residential school survivors say remains of 215 children found at Kamloops site spur memories of anger, sadness
on (#5JGB1)
Shoes placed at monument memorialize victims, after bodies were located in Kamloops, B.C.
on (#5JGB2)
We’ve long known that long-term care is ailing because politicians prefer short-term shortcuts.
on (#5JG9Q)
We’ve long known that long-term care is ailing because politicians prefer short-term shortcuts.
on (#5JG9R)
Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion director urged Catholic board to reconsider decision.
on (#5JG9S)
Premier Doug Ford is considering a major revamp of his cabinet as the one-year countdown begins to the June 2, 2022 election, the Star has learned.
on (#5JG8H)
Health Canada has issued warnings to shoppers after more than 44,000 units of products are being pulled from shelves at popular stores across the country over safety hazards.
on (#5JG9T)
The federal government can help find the source of the COVID-19 outbreak in China by reviewing its intelligence data and joining nations already putting pressure on Beijing to reveal the cause of the pandemic, says Canada’s former ambassador to Beijing.
on (#5JG9V)
Toronto’s rising wave of vaccinations has some age groups nearing 80 per cent with at least one dose, as COVID-19 vaccine shipments are set to jump again.
on (#5JG8J)
Coby Carter, 22, was found dead in Brantford in July 2019
on (#5JG53)
TekSavvy says government should overturn CRTC ruling, call in Competition Bureau
on (#5JG6P)
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
on (#5JG6Q)
Staff at long-term-care homes across Ontario will have to either prove they’ve had a COVID vaccine, or attend an educational session about the risks of opting out, if they don’t have a medically documented reason for declining the shot, the province announced Monday.
on (#5JG50)
Energy sector helps S&P/TSX composite as price of oil climbs higher
on (#5JG6R)
'He'll give you a straight answer,' colleagues say of Ontario's next top doctor
on (#5JG6S)
Jackson says the traffic calming measures are "proving popular" among residents to slow down speeding vehicles.
on (#5JG6T)
With Ontario’s stay-at-home order expiring Wednesday, Premier Doug Ford’s move to allow 550 fully vaccinated health care workers into Monday’s Leafs-Canadiens NHL playoff showdown is fuelling demands for more businesses to be opened sooner.
on (#5JG6V)
Temporary automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras were installed in Greensville for the first two months of May, but data will not be available for some time.
on (#5JG6W)
Migrant farm worker among recent deaths linked to virus
on (#5JG05)
Ontario to move to replace chief medical officer of health today
on (#5JG51)
Five-year auxiliary constable suspended from duty in connection with the thefts, which date back years
on (#5JG52)
Retirement home licence surrendered in March, long term care status unknown
on (#5JG3J)
The high per cent positivity is in contrast to other key metrics, which are at their lowest since March 11
on (#5JG3K)
Hamilton post-secondary institutions say they will not require students to have a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine before returning to campus in the fall.
on (#5JG3M)
NDP candidate Nick Milanovic applauds LRT investment, while Conservative's Ned Kuruc questions LRT benefits.
on (#5JG23)
Ontario's fiscal watchdog predicts $12.3B spending gap in education sector by 2029-30
on (#5JG22)
It’s closing for good at the end of June, but Bev Buchser says R.L. Hyslop Elementary School is too important to her lower Stoney Creek neighbourhood to be lost to another housing development.
on (#5JG04)
The club has also donated some of its creations to local organizations, including Interval House Hamilton.
on (#5JG06)
Dozens of moccasins, shoes, sandals and other footwear are being left at the Eagles Among Us Aboriginal artwork at Battlefield Park in Stoney Creek in memory of the 215 children whose remains were found recently at the former residential school in Kamloops, B.C.
on (#5JG07)
A 26-year-old from Ancaster is the co-founder of a new company that makes several scented “mists.”
on (#5JFXT)
Action taken under Endangered Species Act after meeting with city
on (#5JFXV)
Dye & Durham shares up after management group indicates interest to take firm private
on (#5JFV0)
Energy sector helps S&P/TSX composite as price of oil climbs higher
on (#5JFXW)
Ontario is reporting another 916 COVID-19 cases and 13 more deaths, according to its latest report released Monday morning.
on (#5JFXX)
Court to wait until 2022 to sentence Toronto's van attack killer
on (#5JFV1)
Faced with declining enrolment and annual costs of more than $300,000, Ancaster’s Redeemer University says it had little choice but to discontinue its French and theatre arts programs.
on (#5JFV2)
Ontario to move to replace chief medical officer of health today
on (#5JFRX)
Energy sector helps S&P/TSX composite as price of oil climbs higher
on (#5JFPD)
Mike Serbinis, 47, grew up on the east Mountain and has gone on to build numerous tech companies
on (#5JFV3)
Rural property owners saw an average tax bill of 4 per cent to 6.8 per cent in 2021 because of changes to the fire service levy.
on (#5JFPE)
Rural property owners saw an average tax bill of 4 per cent to 6.8 per cent in 2021 because of changes to the fire service levy.
on (#5JFPF)
NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT makes offer for Australian trust
on (#5JFKR)
Flashbacks: 41 years ago, the ‘Toronto Punk Rock Riot’ ignited at a Hamilton band’s concert
on (#5JFKS)
‘We did it big,’ said co-owner Kate Chapman.
on (#5JFG0)
As wealthier countries like Canada begin to vaccinate kids and low-risk populations, health workers and other vulnerable groups in poorer countries remain unprotected, suffering disproportionately from a pandemic with no end in sight.
on (#5JFFZ)
My 15-year-old self would kill me for saying this — or more likely just roll her eyes — but there are way too many pot shops in my neighbourhood.
on (#5JFFY)
Enough Ontarians have received their first COVID shots that the province is accelerating second doses, and that brings us all closer to that happy day when life gets back to normal.
on (#5JFFX)
Former board supervisor's programs to teach French were used across country
on (#5JFFW)
Hit the hardest by COVID-19 in the first two waves, long-term-care homes are cautiously reopening to family visits and group activities