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Have you always wanted to experience the thrill of hitting the open road with an expired driver's license? Probably not, but now's your chance.
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While many businesses are managing the challenges of the novel coronavirus and slowly reopening their doors, Rodney Foster predicts gyms and fitness studios could be among the last to resume face-to-face business activities.
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New guidelines for COVID-19 testing in Durham mean anyone with symptoms will receive a swab, say officials from Lakeridge Health, and that will lead to a better understanding of what hospitals can expect as they resume more services.
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The 2020 Winona Peach Festival is the latest major event in Hamilton to be cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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There are more than 100 applications to be considered by the committee of adjustment, and 75 planning applications ready for review.
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"I'm gobsmacked I didn't see this coming at all," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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Days Inn to house dozens of residents for about a year
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As the province begins to reopen businesses, those who frequent salons and spas may be wondering when they will be finally able to get back to their favourite spot to get beautified.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the government’s response.
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"The reality is certain services will remain in modified form for a long time," said Emergency Operations Centre Director Paul Johnson.
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Those who are looking to help local organizations in their communities through volunteering may be feeling apprehensive at the moment
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Teachers, parents and students face a different end of the academic year with home-schooling becoming part of the new reality brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Delta Bingo and Gaming is in the process of delivering thousands of face shields to hospitals, health-care facilities and long-term care residences across Ontario.
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More than 2,300 prospective students took part in Durham College's first virtual open house on April 25.
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Police laid 24 charges for stunt driving during two-week project.
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"Everybody seems to be respectful of what's going on, says Andrew Ross, manager Oak Gables Golf and Country Club.
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A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Waterdown’s Alexander Place long-term care home.
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Some teachers at Huntington Park Elementary School have found a unique way to stay in personal touch with their students while practicing physical distancing.
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Project could face more delays before site plan and building permit approval
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Premier Doug Ford and Ontario Ministers Provide COVID-19 Update
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Ontario has cancelled all overnight camps but is examining allowing day camps under "strict" health measures.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of the Waterdown District High School prom and graduation — as with every other school in the Hamilton-Wentworth District School board — but students are hopeful they will have the chance to celebrate their high school careers.
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A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Waterdown’s Alexander Place long-term care home.According to the City of Hamilton, there is one lab-confirmed case of the coronavirus in a resident at the Parkside Drive facility. The outbreak was declared
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The first phase of a larger community hub project at Lake Avenue School is poised to proceed as the city readies to award a contract to build a 49-space child-care addition to neighbouring Dominic Agostino Riverdale Community Centre.
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"There is plenty of time to deliver a great Commonwealth Games in 2026," says federation CEO David Grevemberg.
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Classes are cancelled for the rest of the school year for Ontario’s two million students.
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Waterdown’s Keegan Bajc is weathering the COVID-19 storm in Japan.
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Daily COVID-19 update from Premier Doug Ford and cabinet ministers
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Past games has provided "real value, real return on investment," said CEO David Grevemberg.
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An application for a new cannabis retail store in Waterdown is in progress with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
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The organization has raised over $43,000 with less than a month to go for the June 13 event.
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The organication has raised over $43,000 with less than a month to go for the June 13 event.
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For Windsor mom Tammy Leach, homeschooling her son Trevor during the COVID-19 pandemic sometimes means not doing much school work at all.
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"The city is working on a plan to slow and safely reopen regular service," said EOC director Paul Johnson.
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Some COVID-19 patients at Lakeridge Health Ajax and Pickering hospital are breathing a little easier, thanks to ServiceMaster of Durham.
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Health officials acknowledge that the actual number of infections in the community is likely greater than the number of confirmed cases
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One of Oceans Fresh Food Market’s Brampton locations has been charged by the city for allegedly violating COVID-19 mitigation regulations in place since March.
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Students will likely have to wait a bit longer to move into the new Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School under construction on the south Mountain.
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Three dozen workers at Lakeridge Health have tested positive for COVID-19 as of May 15.
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"The faculty is very willing to engage with the new technology," says Redeemer University Provost David Zietsma.
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Regulation allows telecommunications companies to remove nests and eggs
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Barrie lawyer Nicole Simes breaks down an employee's rights during COVID-19 pandemic.
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The long weekend is upon us. Here's what you need to know:
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Canada's debt could hit $1 trillion by this time next year.
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Daily COVID-19 update from Premier Doug Ford and cabinet ministers
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Following the province's announcement on Thursday regarding the reopening of certain businesses and services, the Ontario Medical Association (OMA) has released a document outlining five recommendations for safety, including tracking case contacts and investing in more innovative testing.
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A Waterdown teacher is combining education and helping to break the pandemic blues by having fun with flags.
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Pickering council passed a motion asking for a provincial, federal investigation into Orchard Villa and other long-term care and retirement homes.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Thursday the list of businesses and other spaces and facilities that will be allowed to reopen as part of the first phase of the COVID-19 recovery plan starting as early as Saturday (May 16).
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Hamilton’s public school board says Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s call for more “synchronous” — or live — online instruction isn’t altering its approach to home learning during the coronavirus pandemic.