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First Student Canada is actively recruiting school bus drivers in Waterdown to join its team of professionals driven to getting students to and from school — safely.
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On July 29, Alstom recalled some of those workers, saying that Metrolinx had reversed course on its vaccine requirement.
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Dress was donated in error at Waterdown Legion in late July.
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Loomis says it is not about increasing spending, but "how do we spend effectively."
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Keanin Loomis is the first mayoral candidate to formally pitch road repairs as part of his platform — but it sounds like he won’t be the last.
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Health Canada is warning consumers about counterfeit Rapid Response COVID-19 antigen rapid test kits found in Ontario.
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‘It’s a disaster,’ says union about Ontario’s nursing shortage that gets worse everyday
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Stereotyping somebody’s expected behaviour or attitude based on how their spouse thinks is discriminatory, writes Ed Canning.
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Dan MacGillivray has spent more than six decades making gardens. His most recent effort has been in the family for more than a century, writes Rob How
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Practice restrictions come after regulator received ‘public complaints’ against Dr. Koma Israel’s conduct
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St. Clair Avenue house built in 1913 perfect for big ‘Downton Abbey’-style dinners.
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Kayaking and camping on the shores of Georgian Bay, just you, your kayak, supplies ... and some expert guides, writes Denise Davy
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Revenue-generating tool meant to support local tourism initiatives
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A shortage of children’s over-the-counter pain medication may be only the most obvious sign the latest wave of COVID-19 is spreading rapidly among the youngest — and least vaccinated — segment of the population, according to some experts.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers about a nation-wide recall involving "all lots" of certain health products sold at big-name stores across the country.
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Speedy Banks plays his first regular season game against Hamilton, as an Argo, writes Steve Milton
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King is closed between Emerald Street North and East Avenue North after the facade of a building collapsed Friday afternoon
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Hanley, a local businessperson, has joined a growing list of people seeking to become Ancaster councillor.
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It has taken over 16 months for the city to issue tenders to upgrade the playground structure at Father Sean O'Sullivan Memorial Park.
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A demolition permit was “ready to be issued” according to the City of Hamilton building department, as of Aug. 3 for removal of the one storey, 347-square-metre former Beverly Tire building at University Plaza.
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He’s called the “company quartermaster,” the guy who looks after supplies, laundry and all the other required logistics for Ruck the Bruce, a 900-kilometre hike along the entire length of the Bruce Trail that is raising funds for veterans experiencing homelessness.
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City and Environment Canada issues alerts for Saturday, Sunday
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Patrick Tomchuk was allegedly assaulted by an officer during his arrest in May
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Four films are part of ‘The Love Club’ project being made for W Network
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 5 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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24 teams from seven provinces in men’s and women’s National championships, Steve Milton writes
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According to a report by RAHB, the average sale price for residential properties was $878,816 last month, down 7.1 per cent compared to June 2022.
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Six-bed facility would provide end-of-life care close to home
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Visit with authors in Gore Park, enjoy live theatre or find some shade visiting a National Historic Site. There’s lots to keep you busy around town.
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Abou Sissoko is helping provide water wells in his Mali homeland
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Pandemic woes and a city fight to keep some legal documents secret has further delayed a public inquiry into the safety of Hamilton’s Red Hill Valley
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Metrics show the seventh wave has signs of plateauing. Hamilton’s pandemic fatalities are now at 590.
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You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 20 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 5 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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The Royal Canadian Legion, Valley City Branch 36, has two dining events in August that are open to the public.
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Burgers to Beat MS returns to A&W restaurants on Aug. 18.
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Niagara Regional council votes to have eight members, while Hamilton would see its four members drop to three.
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Frisina is registered to run in Ward 8 against incumbent Coun. John-Paul Danko in this fall's municipal election.
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It’s a reminder of Dundas’ enduring legacy as the cactus capital of Canada.
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Three dogs discovered on the trail were recovered by Hamilton Animal Services.
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Councillors back Ward 12 exception amid citywide plan to increase options in neighbourhoods
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Staff’s early estimate of severance costs ranges from $2.8 million to $7.4 million
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As the years roll by, so does the amount of food in your fridge, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.
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In a bid to ease the staffing crisis hitting hospitals, Health Minister Sylvia Jones is directing the regulatory bodies for nurses and doctors to “make every effort … as expeditiously as possible” to accredit those trained in other countries.
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Property records show Ikea Properties Limited acquired 212 Glover Rd. from Paletta International Corporation on July 18
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The GTA is expected to see a 12-cent drop in gas prices Thursday and Friday, according to Roger McKnight, chief petroleum analyst at En-Pro International.
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City officials have said renting out private pools is a ‘public health issue’
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Brott Music Festival will roll out the hits for fans of all ages
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OPP investigating crash on Highway 6 at Chippewa Road
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 4 at 3 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality re
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Pier 4 Park and Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 4 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health: