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Provincial designation of community gardens as essential is a move welcomed by Dundas gardeners, at a time when their fresh local vegetables are more important than ever.
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The City of Hamilton has resumed curbside collection of leaf and yard waste on a biweekly basis in May and June.
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"(Volunteering) is a nice way to give back," said Jan Vallentin.
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Due to COVID-19, many workers in Flamborough have been forced to work from their own home office — but if you are working in a makeshift space, how do you stay healthy?Blair Purvis, a physiotherapist and the owner of Waterdown’s Movement Solution
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The statement called the PSW a “dedicated†employee who served “her community through multiple employers and facilities in the Peel Region.â€
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City of Hamilton council unanimously passed an emergency motion to give a Carlisle property a heritage designation.
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Telecom workers installing fibre communications as part of a city-wide programs announced in January 2020.
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Paramedics in Port Perry are delivering smiles by playing “happy, happy tunes” as they drive through subdivisions.
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Hamilton’s garden centres are well-stocked and staff members are eager to serve customers with curbside pickup during the coronavirus pandemic.
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People hoping to beat the heat this summer at Confederation Beach Park’s Wild Waterworks wave pool may be out of luck — along with about 120 seasonal employees.
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Scugog bylaw officers have worked to educate and warn those found defying provincial pandemic regulations, but have yet to issue fines.
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Some fraud attempts threaten fines for supposed breaches of distancing rules imposed during the health crisis
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Kawartha Conservation has confirmed the closure of all its public greenspaces until the end of May.
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WoodGreen-run hotline brings on more staff
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Three staff have tested positive for COVID-19 at one of the emergency daycares opened by the City of Toronto to provide care for the children of essential workers.
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“During this time social distancing, it is important for all of us to have a daily routine,” principal says.
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Chris Krucker of ManoRun Organic Farm hopes a growing demand for locally sourced food will help guide his Copetown farm through the coronavirus pandemic.
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Hamilton has seen expenses skyrocket while its revenues have taken a significant hit.
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There have now been a total of 923 cases of the virus confirmed locally
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Twenty years ago, Isabella Gamk’s shelter allowance while on disability support provided her with nearly enough for a bachelor apartment in Toronto.
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A worker at the Amazon warehouse in Bolton has tested positive for COVID-19, but health officials are not considering the case a workplace outbreak.
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Suburban residents had average tax increases from 2.2 per cent to 2.9 per cent.
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Telecon crews are in Dundas implementing a city-wide Bell fibre-to-the-home network to help provide essential communications.
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Since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, workers who fear contracting the virus have filed more than 200 work refusals. But the Ontario Ministry of Labour has not upheld a single one.
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Organizers will work toward holding the event in 2021.
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The 168th Orono Fair this September has been cancelled due to the “uncertainty and rapidly changing threat of COVID-19,†the Orono Agricultural Society President Shelby Dillon explained in a statement.
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Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel are now working at Orchard Villa Long-Term Care Residence in Pickering.
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Cars sitting idle for long stretches prone to problems
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50 residents, 19 employees have virus
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Toronto's Hospitality Workers Training Centre (HWTC) has shifted its efforts from training service industry workers to helping them cover their basic needs during the COVID-19 outbreak in Ontario.
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Ontario lost more than 400,000 jobs in March when the fight to contain the spread of COVID-19 resulted in the closure of businesses across the province. According to the Financial Accountability Office of Ontario, the accommodation and food services industry suffered the greatest share of cuts, losing 119,600 jobs.
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“Businesses can make money, but they can also make goodwill,†says Steve Tallis, co-founder of Starks Barber Company.
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Since CERB was launched in March, nearly 7 million people have applied for the $2,000 per month benefit.
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The Ontario government has released its plan to awake the economy from its coronavirus slumber, but Premier Doug Ford is warning citizens the province is “not going to be rushed into anything.â€
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Error indicating a third Valley Town store removed from AGCO website
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The iPads are getting a workout at Macassa Lodge.
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An outbreak of COVID-19 has been confirmed at the Ajax Pickering Hospital. One patient and three staff members tested positive for COVID-19 on 4 East, an inpatient unit at the hospital.
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The office of Ontario’s Patient Ombudsman is asking staff, residents, family members and caregivers to reach out with their concerns about conditions in long-term care homes amid the province’s COVID-19 outbreak.
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The ongoing pandemic has affected households across the country, and around the world, the past few months. Now, two researchers at Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College are looking to find out how the furriest family members have been impacted.
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"I will go to bat for Hamilton funding whatever the city wants," said Tassi.
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"I will go to bat for Hamilton funding whatever the city wants," said Tassi.
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Public health officials will be required to provide recommendations on how individuals can maintain physical distancing.
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“Community gardens are essential to food security" says president of Durham Integrated Growers
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Council will discuss creating a mayor's task force on reopening economy April 29.
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Hamilton to crack down on cannabis grow operations:Stench from one operation 'absolutely disgusting'
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Bylaw will allow city to issue fines for odour and lighting complaints.
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Scugog farmers and other agri-businesses have stepped up to serve the community during the coronavirus crisis, says the township.
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A Scugog manufacturer has joined the effort to outfit front-line workers with personal protective equipment by adding a new product to its line.
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Experts say Brampton’s real estate market, which was on a record-setting pace to start the year, came to a quick halt in the middle of March after the COVID-19 pandemic hit Canada’s ninth-largest city.
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Ferguson will introduce motion to add 40 Ancaster buildings to heritage register.
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The City's Deputy Mayor Kevin Ashe said there have been "at least 40" deaths at Orchard Village.
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