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The Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame has announced that five legends of the past make up the list of 2021 inductees.
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There is optimism to passenger service with additional flights from Swoop and WestJet.
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Ministry of Transportation Highway 6 projects impact surrounding areas
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Pothole season has started sooner and it’s causing problems to more vehicles, according to Adam Lockwood, general manager at OK Tire Dundas.
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“The hospital was overwhelmed by COVID patients. So they put me on hold for 18 months. I’m feeling fine now. I’m with my family. I just didn’t know if I would be here.”
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Health Canada has issued an advisory warning of the potential risks associated with Rapid Antigen Test kits after some 50 calls were made to poison control centres in Canada from "accidental exposure."
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Waterdown heritage advocates are voicing their concern after a real estate listing for a sizeable property on Mill Street highlighted the development potential of the site.
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The difficulty of removing sprayed asbestos fireproofing on the underside of Sherwood Secondary School’s roof is being blamed for the higher bill for renovations needed to bring the building up to the standards at other Hamilton public high schools.
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Ontario’s top doctor said the province will soon have access to two new vaccines recently approved by Health Canada. Dr. Kieran Moore said both non-mRNA vaccines have proven to be safe and highly effective against multiple strains of the virus. D
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Businesses and bars will have to make sure any patio application complies with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
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Canada's leading thinkers and Flamborough residents reflect on how COVID-19 has changed our community, Canada and the world, and forever altered the future, as part of this special series.
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Sandy Pavao says she looks forward to seeing her bakery rise to its full potential as COVID-19 restrictions finally ease.
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McMaster University student Elizabeth Wong is replacing Christine Bingham as the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board trustee for Ward 1 and 2 for the balance of this term.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of upheaval in the education system, but stakeholders say it is also a chance to reimagine the education system.
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Two Moxley Road residents in Greensville are again dealing with flooding issues, despite City of Hamilton work to mitigate the issue in the fall.
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Working from home at least part of the time has become the new employment reality for many Hamilton residents according to the folks at the Goodwill Career Centre on Upper Gage.
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Co-housing a growing option for older persons
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While businesses and councillors applaud the program, people with disabilities say they are just another obstacle to navigate.
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The new hotel tax could generate about $2 million per year annually, projects staff.
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The countdown is underway to the ninth annual Coldest Night of the Year walk on Hamilton Mountain in support of Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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"It's not going back to the exact way it was before," says City Manager Janette Smith.
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Alectra Utilities decided in 2021 to end it water billing service to the city by the end of 2024.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers about a significant recall of a well-known deodorant.
Hamilton planning committee rejects retirement facility on former Brandon House property in Ancaster
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Planning committee votes 6-1 to deny planning applications for a seven-story retirement facility on Wilson Street.
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Steve and Olimpia Panella have many reasons to celebrate this Family Day.
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Certain baby formula sold at big-name stores across Canada are being recalled over concerns about bacteria infections and babies being hospitalized in the U.S.
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There’s still time to donate to the 30th annual Ancaster Community Food Drive, running as a virtual campaign for 2022.
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The impasse between the full-time faculty at Ontario’s 24 community colleges, including Mohawk College, and the College Employer Council continues.
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An outbreak of Salmonella infections in Canada linked to frozen corn has led to 110 illnesses, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada.
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The fight over city’s plan to rezone a grassy municipal property near Fifty Point in Winona to allow for a nine-storey residential building appears to be headed to the Ontario Land Tribunal.
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Potential loss of affordable seniors housing a growing issue.
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson vows to defend conservation areas following acclamation as board chair
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Three board members, Coun. Brad Clark, Russ Powers, and citizen member Susan Fielding, refuse to take part in meeting.
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The "rolling" demonstration began at Battlefield House Museum and Park and continued into the city's downtown.
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With the Ontario government pondering the living of COVID-19 public health measures, more cases are popping up in some big-name grocery stores.
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Project budget balance declines while extra costs unknown
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Certain soda sold at popular grocery stores across Canada may contain glass in it, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) in announcing a large recall.
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A campaign to oust Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson as chair of the Hamilton Conservation Authority fell flat when he was re-elected by acclamation — but not before exposing a rift on the board of directors.
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The City of Hamilton will conduct aerial spraying for Lymantria dispar dispar (LDD) moths on city-owned property in 2022 and 2023.
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The traffic calming measures could be the first ones the city installs on a court.
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Work to finish The Big Bounce awarded; summer implementation targeted.
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Health Canada has issued a number of warnings to shoppers as items at big-name stores are being pulled from the marketplace over health and safety hazards.
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Check out Torstar's comprehensive coverage of the 2022 Beijing Olympics
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Ontario is expanding its eligibility for PCR testing to include the families of health-care workers.
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Hamilton area residents woke up to another blast of winter on Thursday (Feb. 3).
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Hamilton police recovered a "six-foot spear" and a gun at the rear entrance to City Hall, where people were congregated over vents.
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Although some of the shelves are empty of products, most of the customers surveyed outside Eric’s No Frills in Waterdown said they were able to get what they needed.
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Brenda Murphy was happy to be back sipping coffee at the Stage Diner.
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But the revised code of conduct for citizen-appointed members on boards and committees won't begin until after election.
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Hamilton’s public school board won’t act on a proposal by trustees to provide medical-grade N95 masks to students taking in-person classes to try to better protect them from getting COVID-19.
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Another pandemic tax season has arrived, and if you worked from home in 2021, you’re probably wondering which home office expenses you will be able to claim, and how to do it.