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A major mushroom recall is hitting Ontario grocery stores, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Health Canada.
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The washroom facilities at Memorial Park in Waterdown will be closed until further notice due to vandalism.
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Students at St. Thomas More Catholic High School are hoping central-west Mountain residents are in a giving mood.
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Soldier's memorial unveiled 100 years ago
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Hamilton public elementary schools saw 502 more students show up for in-person learning than expected in September thanks largely to a rebound in kindergarten enrolment.
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Proposed changes to the solid waste bylaw also includes establishing limits on waste containers and setting $200 fines for violations.
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It’s some much-needed financial support for Interval House of Hamilton.
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Police will not release information required to follow matters through court
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The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario granted Cabbage Brothers Cannabis Store authorization on Aug. 26 to open a shop at the Spartan Square plaza, 483 Hwy. 8 in Stoney Creek.
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In 2008, councillors approved an application for a new six-storey hotel on Old Golf Links Road property.
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The traffic calming measures will be installed along Byng Street, Massena Drive and Acadia Drive.
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The idea is to allow the public to shop and eat at restaurants within BIAs that have been hit hard by the pandemic.
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In a sweetly scented and warmly lit space, home treasures abound for the shopper looking to express themselves.
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Starting this November, Knox Presbyterian Church in Waterdown will partner with Hamilton Out of the Cold.
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FirstOntario Credit Union has pledged another $250,000 for student nutrition programs in southern Ontario, including Hamilton Tastebuds.
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It's fall, the holidays are coming and people are beginning to hear the familiar refrain from health care professionals: get your flu shot.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is putting eight of nine surplus elementary schools up for sale on the open market after no public agencies, including the city, expressed interest in buying them.
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Effective Dec. 6, the City of Hamilton is pausing leaf and yard waste curbside pickup until March.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says various types of onions are being recalled due to possible Salmonella contamination.
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The Government of Ontario has released its plan to lift the remaining pandemic-related restrictions and manage COVID-19 in the long term.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford and other top officials to talk about plans to manage COVID-19 for the long term safely.
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Dundas bridge rehabilitation projects budgeted for 2022 could temporarily reduce traffic lanes on Governor’s and Creighton roads next year.
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Kite string that was recently discovered strewn across properties in north Burlington and Flamborough was slated to be cleaned up earlier this month.
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Halton Regional Police have charged a Waterdown man after he was caught playing the flute while driving in Burlington Oct. 20.
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Wayne Miller, a longtime and beloved teacher at Flamborough Centre School, was out for his regular evening walk on Centre Road Sept. 17 when he was struck and killed in a hit-and-run. He was 76.
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Following a motion that passed Oct. 18, Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is planning to update its dress code board-wide.
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Waterdown’s James Tufford will go for gold at the 2021 World Karate Commission (WKC) World Championships in Orlando, Florida.
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Ancaster’s only Beer Store outlet will run dry next month.
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The pathway, approved by council in 2018, is a proposed 25-kilometre multi-use pathway that will stretch across the escarpment.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board has fixed its failure to meet a Ministry of Education requirement to publicly report more than $35,000 in trustee expenses for the past two years in response a Hamilton Community News inquiry.
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Officials at Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) are concerned the coronavirus pandemic might be stopping women from being screened for breast cancer.
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Volunteer appreciation event also kicks off recruitment drive.
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The City of Hamilton and Hamilton Public Library held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Carlisle library Oct. 14.
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For the first time since March 2020, the U.S. land and sea border will reopen to Canadians crossing for non-essential travel on Nov. 8 — with caveats that weren't necessary in the pre-pandemic world.
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This story with the COVID-19 statistics from the Region of Durham is updated daily
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Hamilton’s public school board will review rules on student attire to remove “sexist and outdated standards” in the wake of protests at Waterdown District High School over alleged warnings by their principal to not expose shoulders and midriffs.
Ontario Green Party leader Mike Schreiner joins in opposition to expanding Hamilton's urban boundary
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Mike Schreiner says the Doug Ford government wants to "pave over" environmentally sensitive areas to benefit developers.
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Joanne Emberson had been looking for a new location for her bakeshop business for more than a year.
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Ward 6 Coun. Tom Jackson continues to champion road safety measures on behalf of residents.
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Furniture and appliance retailer Tepperman’s has announced a new post-secondary scholarship program, in partnership with the University of Windsor, for Indigenous students.
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Councillors approved a 2.1 per cent average tax increase for 2021.
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On the heels of a summer that saw Hamilton declare an official Level 1 drought warning that persisted through September, what Peter Djeneralovic really needs is a break from all the rain.
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After Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore said the provincial government would soon announce a plan to further ease COVID-19 restrictions in Ontario, Premier Doug Ford confirmed it on Oct. 18.
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With Friday’s celebration cancelled by heavy rainfall, Pumpkinfest finally managed to make its return to downtown Stoney Creek on Saturday amid far more co-operative mild and sunny weather.
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What were you doing during the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic last year?
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Cam Galindo says he wasn’t too concerned when he recently got a sore throat because he has allergies and previous sore throats had all tested negative for COVID-19.
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The 181-year-old building will be moved from Wilson Street to the back of the property on Lorne Street.
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The $480,000 project will connect to various existing trails, including the East Mountain Trail Loop.
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Several big-name stores across Canada are pulling products from shelves after Health Canada announced multiple recalls this week due to health and safety hazards.
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