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As Hamilton enters Stage 3 of the province’s gradual reopening, businesses owners in Flamborough are looking at what needs to be done before they can officially open to the doors to their customers.
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When a mother and daughter teamed up in 2005 to start a catering company, they just wanted to go where they were needed and create dishes featuring fresh food.
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Phase 3 reopening allows more Dundas businesses to open indoors
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Mohawk College has laid off as many as 200 full and part-time staff in the wake of a projected $50 million revenue shortfall caused by a reduction in enrolment due to the coronavirus pandemic.College chief operating officer Paul Armstrong said th
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Mohawk College is laying off as many as 200 full and part-time staff in the wake of a projected $50 million revenue shortfall caused by a reduction in enrolment due to the coronavirus pandemic.College chief operating officer Paul Armstrong said t
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response to the pandemic.
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Stoney Creek resident Jennifer McIntyre could barely believe her eyes when she realized she’d won $2 million.
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Restaurateurs in the Stoney Creek area are taking a slow and steady approach as they welcome guests back to the dining room during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alma Street school library being converted into 63-space daycare
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Restaurants have experienced the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic after being one of the first industries to close down.
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While Hamilton eateries can start serving up to 50 people indoors starting tomorrow (July 24), not everyone is eager to rush inside.“The whole inside idea right now, it’s not comfortable,” said Ron Wilson, a regular at Ye Olde Squire on Upper Jam
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It’s a simple gesture: a hot coffee and doughnut or muffin to start the workday.
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Hamilton will install automatic speed enforcement cameras at 12 locations across the city to crack down on speeding vehicles.
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In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wally Simpson knew he was in a good position to help.
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Eustace Compass, 43, was found shot to death in his Maple home on Nov. 7, 1990.
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The CFIB’s new #SmallBusinessEveryDay campaign, running to the fall, is designed to provide a desperately needed lifeline for small businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Virtual delegations for the public will be allowed at all of council's standing committees.
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Communicating in the age of coronavirus can be tricky, even before adding masks into the equation.
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In the last few years of his life, the high-profile career criminal had all but dropped off the map, Peter Edwards writes
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Penske Truck Leasing has opened a new consumer and commercial truck rental, full-service truck leasing and contract truck fleet maintenance facility at 510 South Service Rd. in the Stoney Creek area.
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LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19 July 21, 2020
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According to preliminary results, Torstar shareholders voted in favour of the 74 cents per share bid from NordStar, a company controlled by entrepreneurs Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett
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In a time of uncertainty brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian institutions are facing the prospect of having to evolve or face the possibility of ceasing to exist.
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For years visitors to CF Lime Ridge Mall have been enjoying a hot or cold beverage and a pastry or two at the Second Cup.Located at the centre court on ground level, Terry Lee has been running the busy outlet for the past 18 years.They offer m
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While the airport's passenger service has dropped 92 per cent, its cargo business remains steady.
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Seven additional regions will soon be allowed to join the 24 that have entered Stage 3 of Ontario’s reopening, the provincial government announced Monday.The province said the decision takes into account local key public health indicators, includ
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Phasing out paper tickets is part of Hamilton's agreement with PRESTO to boost the number of people using the card.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its fourth month, post-secondary students in Ontario facing instability due to the crisis are making the difficult decision to pause their studies until the way forward is more clear.
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The Long and Bisby building, the last remaining structure of the former Mountain Sanatorium complex, will get a new security system to prevent further vandalism on the property.
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Hamilton creates "special enforcement area" to stop illegal parking.
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The conversion of the dining half of downtown Stoney Creek’s Attic pizzeria into a pot shop is underway even though the necessary approvals from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario are still under review.
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The virtual Waterdown Oh Canada Ribfest was a success, according to the Rotary Club of Waterdown.
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Stoney Creek resident Bennie Gardiner doubled up to win over $100,000 playing Daily Keno from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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Several Waterdown repaving projects are underway or will begin this month.
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the club has revamped the initiative as the Rotary Summer Literacy in the Park, which will be held at T. B. McQuesten Park Aug. 17-23, and at Woodlands Park in the lower city Aug. 24-28.
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Archaeological restrictions limit ground level use and digging
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Waterdown’s ServiceOntario branch is moving to a new location in the same plaza.
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The City of Hamilton has designated a section of Mill Street around Smokey Hollow as a special parking enforcement area.
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Sessions Cannabis opened their first store in Hamilton July 17 at 1786 Stone Church Road East (and Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway) with limited access and physical distancing.Sessions is looking to open six stores in Hamilton in the coming months.
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In the aftermath of George Floyd's death on May 25, citizens' calls to defund the police have been heard in towns and cities across the continent.
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Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger and Premier Doug Ford in disagreement on who pays for $2 million for health care workers.
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While many young workers are struggling to find summer jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, two teenaged vendors at the Ancaster Farmers Market are busier than ever.
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Veteran stylist Kaitlynn Showler opened the Drip Beauty Parlor at 489 Concession St. on June 22.
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Hamilton’s public school board is developing a plan to have students attend school every other weekday in September should a return to regular classes not be possible because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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"We will have to continue to work with them on the details," said Ontario Sport Minister Lisa MacLeod.