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Waterdown District High School students are pleased by the progress they’ve made in the week since a large protest at the school Oct. 8 — but they are vowing to keep fighting until they’ve made lasting change.
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Councillors have asked the chair of the Alectra Utilities Board of Directors to appear at a future general issues committee meeting.
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It's Small Business Week. Here's how to support those nearest to you.
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A 52-year-old Cambridge man is dead and 33-year-old Ancaster man is in hospital with serious injuries after a head-on collision on Highway 8 in Flamborough Oct. 15.
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The province's new vaccination verification system, consisting of an enhanced vaccine certificate for every vaccinated Ontarian and a code scanning app for businesses, is officially active and available for use.
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Everyone can access the vaccination app portal and download the province's enhanced proof-of-vaccination certificates as of Monday.
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Woodland Cultural Centre’s Save the Evidence campaign recently received a $50,000 donation — the largest by an individual, that being Lenny Montour.
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With Ontario apparently emerging from a fourth wave of COVID-19 infections smaller than the previous two, Ontario's top medical officer focused on the next steps toward a new normality during his weekly briefing on Oct. 14.
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The new HSR myRide on-demand transit service in Waterdown will offer free weekday rides in November and December as part of a new fare incentive program.
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City of Hamilton staff have been slow to correct errors in the reporting of expenditures on 10 Newman Rd. in Pleasant View, after two months of denying mistakes were made.
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Several big-name grocery stores in the province are reporting new cases of COVID-19 in their stores.
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Just over 14 per cent of all schools in Ontario have reported COVID-19 cases since classes resumed in September, with a total of 2,963 lab-confirmed cases involving students.
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The Flamborough-Dundas Soccer Club has signed a partnership agreement with Rangers International Soccer Academy.
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556 York Rd. proposal includes single-family home, pool, septic system
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Contract talks between the union representing full-time community college faculty, counsellors and librarians and the province’s employer council are continuing and remain under a news blackout.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is hoping community and city royalties from the Taro industrial dump will cover the estimated $3-million bill for building a wetland at the new Saltfleet Conservation Area in upper Stoney Creek.
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The city's water and wastewater staff had proposed installing a fence along a waterway in the park.
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Mental health professionals, police associations and former officers are sounding the alarm about a suite of legislative changes proposed by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police and what they could mean for officers with operational stress injuries.
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Total impact on budget from correcting error not yet clear.
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As the Ancaster Agricultural Society (AAS), is quickly finding out, if you build it, they will come.
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Downtown Stoney Creek is ready to throw its first outdoor street party in more than two years with the return of Pumpkinfest on Oct. 15 and 16.
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"We need to embrace climate change," said Cooper, president of the Mountain provincial PC riding association.
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Rainbow crosswalks will be coming to Waterdown.
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Tender closing extended after additional requirements, information
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Here’s a list of what’s open and closed in Flamborough Thanksgiving Monday.
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A new book strives to share the hidden history of Greensville, Bullock’s Corners and Crooks Hollow — and how they played a key role in the development of early Canada.
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McNaughton says a five per cent reduction in WSIB premium rates will mean a $168-million tax cut for provincial businesses.
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Summerlike conditions greeted about 15 people in the Bonnington neighbourhood on the central-west Mountain when they headed out Oct. 2 armed with garbage bags and work gloves.
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Close to 200 Waterdown District High School students took part in a protest at the school Oct. 8 sparked by an announcement made the day prior about “appropriate dress" that many students took to be victim shaming in light of recent allegations of sexual assault at the school.
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Upper Stoney Creek’s Saltfleet Storm enjoyed a victorious return to high school football play on Oct. 7, downing the Bernie Custis Tigers 21-12 in their season opener.
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Hamilton’s public school board saw employee sick days jump by nearly a third during the 2020-21school year, an increase from the previous year only partly attributed to COVID-19 absences.
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Clyde Tulk lives a kilometre or so from the Mountain police station.
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Stoney Creek’s newest retirement community is on track to open its doors in early 2022.
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Dami Oladokun carefully fills another small cardboard box at the Hamilton Community Food Centre.
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City has not received zoning amendment application
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Speaking at Donut Monster on Locke Street, McNaughton says province has more than 500 inspectors — the highest in its history.
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Telus is reporting a wireless outage Wednesday (Oct. 6) that is impacting residents/customers in Ontario and Quebec.
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A driver is in hospital with life-threatening injuries following a "serious" two-vehicle collision in Flamborough Oct. 5.
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More than 800 of the Hamilton public school board’s 7,172 permanent and occasional employees are either unvaccinated against COVID-19 or have failed to disclose their status as required by the province.
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Whether you celebrate it on Sunday or Monday, Thanksgiving is almost here. Not long after comes Halloween.
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A statement from journalists and newsrooms against those who seek to silence their stories and threaten their safety.
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Brandon Vickerd acknowledges accessibility can be an issue for Strathcona Elementary School’s Scholastic Art and Global Education program, better known by its acronym, SAGE.
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Ontario is making rapid antigen testing available to unvaccinated students in public health units where the risk of COVID-19 transmission is high, the provincial government has announced.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenging time for craft vendors and brick-and-mortar businesses alike, as the local representatives of the Mom Market Collective can attest.
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The cause of two separate breaks in the same area remains unknown two days later.
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New unwrapped toys needed for Christmas program
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By the end of September, the city had $1.6 billion in building permits in development proposals for 2021.
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It’s an Indigenous and colourful addition to Concession Street.
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84-year-old cyclist injured in Old Ancaster Road collision
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2020 was shaping up to be a big year for actress and vocalist Shanice Bowrin.
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