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The Omicron variant of the coronavirus has forced officials at Mohawk College to shelve plans to welcome back most students to on-campus learning, at least for January.
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Federal funding will pay for cycling infrastructure project
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Hamilton’s public school board is giving up on rebuilding Sherwood Secondary School after being turned down for Ministry of Education funding for an eight time.
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Hamilton’s public school board is urging Education Minister Stephen Lecce to decide as quickly as possible on funding requests for long-promised new gyms at three elementary schools, including Billy Green in upper Stoney Creek.
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With its recent office expansion in Stoney Creek, Billyard Insurance Group is striving to make insurance convenient and accessible.
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The Hamilton public school board’s human rights and equity community advisory committee is renewing its call for west Mountain trustee Becky Buck to resign in response to her election as vice-chair by fellow trustees earlier this month.
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Although the COVID-19 pandemic forced Animal Adoptions of Flamborough to alter its operations — and severely impacted its fundraising — president Pam Hesketh said the need is greater than ever.
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With Jack Frost’s winter chill just around the corner, Flamborough's Snow Angels program is preparing for a winter wonderland.
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Some of Hamilton’s homeless will be getting a special gift in January from a group at St. Catherine of Siena parish on the Mountain designed to keep them warmer and dryer.
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Commission reviewing application for 711 York Rd.
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For many Mountain seniors it’s their connection to socialization, a reason to get out of the house.
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A new elementary school for east Waterdown to deal with the pending growth in the community was not approved by the Ministry of Education in the most recent window for boards to submit capital projects.
When can you get a bus in Waterdown over the holidays?:No myRide service Dec. 25, Dec. 26 and Jan. 1
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If you’re hoping to hop on the bus in Waterdown over the holidays, you might be out of luck.
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A typo in a Colorado Springs Sears Roebuck & Co. ad in 1955 accidentally launched a Christmas Eve tradition that continues to this day.
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A new master plan for Fifty Point Conservation Area seeks to manage surging attendance while improving the habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife that make it a “green oasis” on Lake Ontario’s shoreline.
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Not all trees planted at 10 Newman Rd. this month expected to survive
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'We strictly enforce that teammates who feel sick do not come into work'
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Sale closing date set for March 31, 2022; more details to come
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Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge has been appointed to the Hamilton police services board for the remainder of the 2018-22 term of council.Partridge was appointed to the board effective Nov. 26 and in a statement following her appointment said she wa
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Area residents are concerned about traffic and parking problems, as well as replacing existing sewer to accommodate plan.
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Ironpoint Capital Management has submitted an application with two concept options to develop the former Brandon House property in Ancaster.
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Brenda Fortier checked her Encore ticket several times to confirm the news.
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A number of recalls are being put into motion by some big-name stores across Canada due to health and safety hazards.
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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health said COVID-19 case numbers will likely hit an all-time high in the coming weeks.Dr. Kieran Moore said the Omicron variant has become the dominant strain of COVID-19 in the province and being four to eight
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The move follows the Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority's plan to relocate the 163-year-old structure.
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Elders For Climate Sanity protested Canada’s banks support of fossil fuel projects at the busy “Banker’s Corners,” the intersection of King Street West with Sydenham Street and Memorial Square in downtown Dundas, Friday morning.
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The current play amenities, located at the back of the school on 460 Concession St., are aging and needs to be replaced.
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Since late 2017 the Centre for Climate Change Management at the Joyce Centre for Partnership and Innovation at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College has been a regional hub for collaboration on climate change action.
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The minister of public service and procurement has a series of responsibilities, including focusing on diversity and climate change.
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Pat Daly will begin his 31st year as board chair for the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board after being re-elected during the Dec. 6 initial meeting. As he prepares for the new term, he spoke with the Review about his tenure and the future.
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Waterdown Collision is using its winter community outreach initiative to support the Men’s Street Ministry.
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Indoor and outdoor gathering limits to be capped at 10 and 25 people, respectively.
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There were long lineups outside many LCBO stores Dec. 17 for COVID-19 rapid testing kits.
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New measures come into place Sunday (Dec. 19).
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Ontario's top doctor and Premier Doug Ford to provide an update on COVID-19 restrictions
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The first 100 LCBO outlets that will have COVID-19 rapid tests has been released.Available on a first come, first served basis, the free take-home rapid tests will be available at the following stores to anyone without symptoms or who has not rec
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The City of Hamilton is closing some facilities and cancelling some programs — including two in Flamborough — to redeploy 100 approximately staff to help with COVID-19 vaccination to curb the spread of Omicron.
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Total number of offers submitted so far not known
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Already unable to cover staff shortages, Hamilton’s public school board won’t proceed with a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy that could put more employees on unpaid leave.
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Ancaster Rotary Centre, Hill Park Recreation Centre, Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre will close starting Dec. 18.
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“The stories women are telling us are just more and more horrific every day.”
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"We as a council, we are saying the MZO was not requested, was not wanted," said Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko.
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When money is tight at the end of the month, Liz Scott is forced to make some difficult decisions.
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Site has been municipal property for nearly 111 years
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With COVID-19 cases surging across Ontario and the Omicron variant poised to become the dominant strain in the coming days, an increase in new infections have emerged in some big-name Ontario grocery stores.
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Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health said although initial indications are that the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has less severe health implications, the province is still planning for the worst.
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The City of Hamilton says Centre Road is expected to reopen to traffic later this month.
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It has been nearly three months since Wayne Miller was struck and killed in a hit-and-run on Centre Road and his brother Jim Miller is still looking for answers.
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Storm dropped 30 millimetres of rain, wind knocked down trees
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It’s a simple way to bring a smile to the face of someone living in a long-term care home.