Ospreys may have given up on a nesting site on a Dundas cell tower by the time Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry determined Bell Canada did not violate the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act by removing a previous nest there in Ma

For The Love of Dundas broadcasts planned August 21 to 23, due to COVID-19

For Bruno Uggenti and Tom Jackson what’s old is new again.

Organizations can plan now for July day camps, some already cancelled

Adam Ellis didn’t set out to become a gangster.

Public will be allowed to either submit a five-minute video or appear virtually at planning, committee of adjustment meetings.

Toronto resident Perry Lupyrypa, whose mother resides in a long-term care home in Winnipeg, and who has other relatives in care facilities in Ontario, is feeling that her recent advocacy efforts have paid off — at least partially.

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Hamilton’s public school board is readying to pass only a provisional budget for the coming school year because it’s still awaiting word on annual Ministry of Education funding traditionally announced by the end of March.

The Hamilton Police Services Board approved a proposal for a new joint police and fire station in Waterdown at its June 11 meeting.

The Carlisle Tennis Club has served up two new courts for its members.JUST THE FACTS• After 20 years of wear and tear, two of the club’s courts were replaced. • The upgrades were made possible thanks to an Ontario Trillium Foundation grant.

The 2020 Waterdown Oh Canada Ribfest is going virtual.

Do you know what race and income-based health data are and how they're used?

The OCAA and OUA hope to start seasons in winter 2021.

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Waterdown could soon be getting a long-awaited police station.

Spending $15 million to create four wetlands at upper Stoney Creek’s fledgling Saltfleet Conservation Area to reduce flash flooding below the escarpment will more than pay for itself, an economic analysis concludes.

The battle in upper Stoney Creek for a long-promised new gym at Billy Green Elementary School may turn political following the province’s rejection of a Hamilton public board request to use its own money for the $2.4-million project.

The coronavirus pandemic is not having any major affect on road and sewer projects planned for 2020 in Hamilton.

Speaker to crowd: "Black Lives Matter they matter where?" Crowd: "Black Lives they matter here!"

The City of Brampton announced Monday, June 8 that it will reopen all parks starting June 11 — but not entirely.

A military report on the situation at Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering as well as four other homes was a surprise to many, but not to the families of residents who lived at the Pickering facility.

The Ontario government has announced that 24 public heath regions across the province will be permitted to begin Stage 2 of their reopening processes, starting June 12.

The COVID-19 outbreak at Glen Hill Strathaven has been declared over.

Lakeridge will oversee operations at Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering for 90 days.

The Ontario government has announced that that it will be relaxing restrictions on social gatherings and allowing for places of worship to open across Ontario, as part of stage 2 of the reopening plan.

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Mark Rejhon and Alain Bureau say it will add a much needed and safer path for cyclists up and down the Mountain.

The coronavirus pandemic has seen the city's transit service projected to lose about $11 million.

Supporters of the art centre say they expect the project to be completed by its fall 2021 deadline.

Supporters of the art centre say they expect the project to be completed by its fall 2021 deadline.

An apparent increase in the use of all-terrain vehicles and dirt bikes near settlement areas since the COVID-19 pandemic has taken hold prompted concerns from Flamborough residents.

CIBC remains closed while other banks stayed open

People wishing to visit the Spencer Gorge once coronavirus restrictions are lift will need to reserve a spot in advance, but will also be able to drive there rather than take a shuttle bus from Christie Lake Conservation Area.

For 61 days Doriana Homerski had COVID-19.

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Little information released on collision with pedestrians

Research has shown​ that children can distinguish skin colour as young as three months old.For that reason, Avis Glaze, an education expert, and former education commissioner for Ontario, believes it is never too early to start teaching children about race and racial justice.

Amy Fowlow’s grandmother didn’t die from COVID-19, but Fowlow said for her family, it certainly felt like she did.

Those looking to pick up their favourite adult beverage now have more time to do so.

Toronto and Hamilton police unions are calling the Hamilton public school board “irresponsible” for issuing an open letter characterizing the death of a woman who fell from a 24th-floor apartment balcony while officers were there as an act of anti-Black racism.

An Orchard Villa man has bounced back from COVID-19 at age 88.

An associate at the Hamilton Lowe’s store at 1945 Barton St. E. has tested positive for COVID-19, the company confirmed on its website.

Employee last worked at the Garner Road West store on May 27.

COVID-19 protocols mean changes to operation for 12th season

The City of Brampton has seen a big increase in reports of residential social gatherings in the past two weeks violating physical distancing bylaws as many residents continue to ignore the advice of health officials amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Highway 8 Creekside work on schedule while some projects delayed

If you were travelling on Rendell Avenue and were wondering why the road was blocked off, we have the answers.

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"It's not new money," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.