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A second cannabis retail shop application for Waterdown is in progress with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).
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The City of Brampton continues to have to issue fines to people gathering in parking lots amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and provincial cabinet ministers Christine Elliott (health) and Dr. Merrilee Fullerton (long-term care) provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronav
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“The timing couldn’t have been worse for a business like ours,” say the owners of Joey's World indoor playground in Bowmanville
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Hamilton police charged the driver of a pickup truck, who struck two pedestrians crossing Market Street South in Dundas, with stunt driving and failing to yield to pedestrians.
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The Ontario government has announced it will be temporarily taking over management of five high-risk long-term care homes, following a gruesome report compiled by Canadian Armed Forces members who were dispatched to help in long-term care amid the COVID-19 crisis.
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Valentina Spadafora has become a bit of an expert in making face masks amid the coronavirus outbreak, and she’s using the skill to benefit the Hamilton YWCA, while also taking comfort in the task.
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The City of Brampton has recently come under fire from residents over a perceived lack of transparency when reporting details surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Like many small churches, Stoney Creek’s Wesley United has lost important rental income from its community partners since the venue shut its doors for the coronavirus pandemic.
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As the province sets to reopen in stages, businesses in Waterdown are preparing their shops for what will be the new normal.
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The provincial government is taking over the management of Orchard Villa and four other retirement homes in Ontario.
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and provincial cabinet ministers Christine Elliott (health) and Dr. Merrilee Fullerton (long-term care) provide an update on their government’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 (coronav
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Exemption not intended to permit unauthorized removal for routine work
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The 2020 CANUSA Games have been cancelled.
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The City of Hamilton is closing the westbound lanes of the Lincoln Alexander Expressway between the Upper James exit ramp and the Garth Street entrance ramp for one night beginning Friday, May 29.
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With the gradual lifting of coronavirus measures comes new hope — and new challenges — for local businesses.
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Two Durham companies who quickly transitioned to making face shields in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have found success and increased employment in a time of great economic uncertainty.
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Who are Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett? And why do they want to buy Torstar?
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Torstar Corp. announced Tuesday it has entered into an agreement with an entity controlled by two prominent Toronto businessmen for them to acquire the entire news media company, including its flagship newspaper the Toronto Star and all its community newspapers.
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Ontario’s charities are in distress.
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Due to challenges stemming from COVID-19, the development of the Pickering City Centre is on pause.
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A damning report prepared by members of the Canadian Armed Forces painted a bleak picture of the care provided at Orchard Villa and four other long-term care facilities in Ontario.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on the coronavirus in Ontario and the government’s response.
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Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson says city is "beyond educating" public about rules.
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board trustees are giving an expert bullying review panel until December to file a final report, pushing back the deadline for a second time.
Downtown Stoney Creek Tim Hortons serving last cup:Shop to close for good on May 31, servers confirm
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People in downtown Stoney Creek will soon have to go somewhere other than Tim Hortons for coffee.
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Even though it was designed to be a hub for technology innovators, the Whitby 1855 Accelerator has managed to weather the storm of the COVID-19 pandemic remarkably well.
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Like all large cities in Canada, Brampton’s once-bustling downtown core has slowed to more of a trickle of people, as residents have hunkered down and businesses of all types have either had to shut down completely or make big changes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Known as “Mr. Stoney Creek,” Jack Norris is remembered for being liked by everyone as he selflessly helped others, both as a councillor and leader of many local charitable causes.
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Those riding Brampton Transit are being advised by the city to wear masks while travelling on public transit.
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A new mural aimed at reflecting the character of Concession Street is taking shape on the building that houses Stoneroads Bar and Grill at Concession and Summit Avenue.
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Proposed condo development has not received site plan approval
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Premier Doug Ford and Ontario Ministers Provide COVID-19 Update
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Although the COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread difficulties for businesses across the country, several Flamborough businesses have managed to weather the storm.
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Sharon Richards isn’t taking any chances with the coronavirus as she once again welcomes customers into her downtown Stoney Creek gift shop.
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While he’s officially semi-retired, around this time of year Jim Wilkins is normally sourcing items like golf shirts, pens and staff uniforms for his business, Jim Wilkins Promotions.
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Gaming house guests can expect to see changes when the doors to Durham’s casinos swing open as coronavirus restrictions are eased.
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Professor Markus Biehl has been partially working from home for years.
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Toronto wardrobe consultant and personal shopper Kara Brownlee has been getting creative these days.
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Hamilton residents are urging the city to keep the popular bikeshare program rolling.Over 6,400 people have signed a change.org petition initiated by Cycle Hamilton urging the city to keep the program moving. Uber sent a letter to the city May
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Ontarians working from home this spring due to COVID-19 could be in for a break next tax season, an Ottawa-based expert in tax accounting says. That is, if they take the time to claim home office expenses.
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Like all other non-essential workplaces, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides was forced to abruptly close its Wilson Street facility as the pandemic gripped Ontario.
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"Some things won't change for a very long time," said Emergency Operations Director Paul Johnson.
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City of Hamilton bylaw enforcement is working with the owners of historic 64 Hatt St., the former Valley City Manufacturing, on several building repairs that must be completed by August 1 to avoid property standards charges.
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The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way many businesses on Concession Street are operating.
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It could be a very different Downtown Dundas that emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, but one that responds with innovations addressing a new reality of customer service.
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"You've got to take advantage of the situation," said Velofix owner Sean Green.
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Six new cannabis stores are proposed for Oshawa as well as new stores for Bowmanville and Ajax.
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Premier Diug Ford hosts a daily video update on the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Now that the warmer weather has finally arrived, the Hamilton Conservation Authority is reminding outdoor enthusiasts that waterfall and escarpment areas remain closed to all users.