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More people are taking advantage of the drive-through coronavirus testing centre at the Dave Andreychuk-Mountain Arena.
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Like other dance studios across the province, program graduates and youth dancers at Xpressions Creative Dance couldn’t stage their end-of-the-season recital this year due to COVID-19.
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Cameron Brown says a reporter’s spelling slip-up in Googling The Hunny Pot’s name highlights a key challenge for legal cannabis shops like the fifth location his Toronto-based chain just opened near Eastgate Square.
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In January 2009, after serving four years and six months in some of the country’s toughest jails and prisons on a manslaughter conviction, Rohan George was released to live for six months at a Brampton halfway house.It was the beginning of another chapter in an intricate life journey for the gangster turned lawyer.
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History takes to the sky over Hamilton on July 1.Weather permitting the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s Avro Lancaster will take off at 11 a.m. on its first flight of the season.The Lanc will travel from Hamilton to Niagara Falls and then
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Hamilton public school trustees are terminating a police liaison program just two weeks after rejecting calls to merely suspend it to allow for a review.
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Ontario Update on COVID-19 and Math Curriculum Changes
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Dejan Rajsic is happy his Scout Café can once again serve people on its patios — even if the Stoney Creek restaurant’s 20th year isn’t shaping up to be the celebration he and his partner envisioned.
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With more and more places opening across the province and people finally able to plan a day trip outside of their home, using a public washroom again for the first time can be a daunting thought for many.
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Tyrone Thomas was almost home. “My next memory was waking up a month later. It was after Christmas,” he recalls about the night he was shot 10 times.
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Entry into gang life was all at once slow and rapid for Rohan George as he went from straight-A student to the subject of a Canada-wide warrant for murder.
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Police continue to seek witnesses to the incident, which resulted in the arrest of a Hamilton man
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Police continue to seek witnesses to the incident, which resulted in the arrest of a Hamilton man
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Planning underway for July reopening of building
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"It will be a challenge at the beginning," says Hair by Nature owner Jennifer Giancola.
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The Ontario government has announced that two more public health regions—Toronto and Peel—will be permitted to begin Stage 2 of their reopening processes, starting June 24.
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Brewery benefits from new patio rules to add service
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford speaks in Toronto with Health Minister Christine Elliott, Finance Minister Rod Phillips, and Labour Minister Monte McNaughton
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Canada Day is around the corner and it will be celebrated, just a little differently, than in previous years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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There was a small but noticeable buzz along Concession Street June 19.
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Gunfire in neighbourhoods across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has become an all too common occurrence.
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"I think it is there for good reason," said Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins.
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As Hamilton enters Phase 2 of the province’s gradual reopening, Flamborough businesses are adapting to new guidelines in an effort to get back to what they do best — serving the community.
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As an event planner and bride-to-be, Naomi Menezes can appreciate the uncertainties facing Ontario’s wedding industry.
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When Drake Forth placed his message in a bottle in the attic of his Waterdown home in 2002, he didn’t think he’d ever see it again.
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After 50 years, Dr. John Seaton Elementary School — most recently christened the Rockton Elementary School Seaton Campus — closed its doors for the final time this week.
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The pedestrian-friendly initiative was initiated by former Ward 7 Coun. Donna Skelly.
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Three people have been arrested following a motorcycle theft investigation by Halton Police. The investigation began in May.
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Watch the live news conference as Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce provide an update on the start of the 2020-2021 school year amid their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.
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While fireworks may have been cancelled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Torontonians can still celebrate with smaller fireworks displays.
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"We are listening and responding to the needs as best we can," says Liberal MP Bob Bratina.
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Starting June 26 at 10 a.m. you will be able to get a closer look although limited attendance and physical distancing rules will be in effect at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum.
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BONUS: PM Justin Trudeau provides update on federal response to COVID-19
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As more and more businesses open up across the province, and many Ontarians go back to work, it may be the right time to prepare for the financial future.
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Passengers will be required to wear a mask to ride a bus starting June 22.
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It’s been a busy few days for Matt Ashley and the staff at Ashley Jewellers and most of the other stores at CF Lime Ridge Mall, as they prepare to reopen at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Workplace and school uniform outfitter McCarthy Uniforms has unveiled a new line of personal protective equipment (PPE) for children and teens.
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Two Freshco employees, one from a store in west Toronto’s Wallace Emerson area and from a store in North York, have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Canoeing and kayaking are growing sports in Kawartha Lakes, and with more than 250 lakes and rivers, there is no lack of fabulous waters to paddle. The City of Kawartha Lakes’ tourism department offers a few ‘hot spots,’ especially for new paddl
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BONUS: PM Justin Trudeau provides update on federal response to COVID-19
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Stage 2 reopening plans, set to start June 19, will allow barbers, hair salons, spas, and patios to reopen.
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Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson says all municipal service centres will continue to be closed as city reopens.
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Sunrise of Thornhill latest long-term care facility with outbreak in York Region
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Hamilton's deficit could reach $122 millions and possible double-digit tax increases.
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Like business meetings, family gatherings and game nights, Canada Day celebrations will go virtual this year in order to maintain physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Watch the live news conference as Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger has called the bylaw an "unfortunate, but necessary circumstance."
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority has instituted a reservation system for visitors to Webster’s Falls, Tews Falls and the Dundas Peak, but lack of a shuttle bus service due to COVID-19, means Greensville residents feel the HCA is ignoring their wishes.
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Testing indicates smell wasn’t result of a sewage spill
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Hamilton could have modified summer day camps in July and August, say officials.