Escarpment commission receives first application under Pleasant View development control.

Ontario is making it mandatory for all long-term care workers and volunteers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, beginning on Nov. 15. Only those with medical exemptions will be allowed to continue working inside long-term care homes unvaccinated.

Any eligible Hamilton voter has until Oct. 29 to apply to replace Chad Collins as Ward 5 councillor, although being the successful one may depend on past political experience and connection to the area.

Auditor finds spending on controversial property not recorded correctly.

Siding replacement anticipated to be done with remaining budget surplus

Contract talks between the employer council and the union that represents about 13,500 full-time faculty at Ontario’s 24 community colleges, including Mohawk College, are continuing with the assistance of a mediator.

City of Hamilton planning staff provided a second round of comments on the week of Sept. 24 to the proponent of a four-storey, 159-unit residential building and 17 townhouses at 125 Pirie Dr. on its revised submission.

For Darryl Howe, it’s another thing he must do as he scurries about the Stage Diner on Concession Street, serving patrons, cooking meals and clearing tables.

The new DHL facility is 238,000 square feet, about four times larger than its previous building.

Sunlight streams into a classroom through the arched windows of what used to be Café Troy and has now been transformed into a classroom.

Ontario is recommending adults 18 to 24 years old receive Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine over Moderna's due to a reported link between the Moderna vaccine and the development of a rare heart condition in among people in that age group.

Shannex Inc.'s new three-building senior living facilities will be "flagship" for company.

By 2023, all Ontario students in Grades 1 to 3 will learn about First Nation, Métis and Inuit history, culture and contributions as part of the province's mandatory social studies curriculum.

A group of Flamborough residents is pushing the City of Hamilton to make the intersection of Powerline Road West and Highway 52 safer.

Cannabis Creek Co. held a grand opening event on Sept. 25, with a barbecue and live entertainment.

Another Ontario doctor has been called on the carpet for questionable activities related to COVID-19 misinformation

All planned routes filled by volunteers Saturday

Hamilton city council is expected to decide tomorrow whether to appoint someone or call a byelection to replace Ward 5 representative Chad Collins following his election as Liberal MP for Hamilton-East Stoney Creek.

Since early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, epidemiologists have said seven-day new case averages are a better measure of viral spread in a community than daily new case numbers.

Jays enter crucial series versus New York Yankees 1 game back of final wild card playoff spot

‘Pop-up’ Sophia Burthen Pooley signs repeatedly replaced after removal by city staff.

Researchers have clarified details of enslaved Black woman's own narrative

For the second straight year Fallfest has been cancelled on Concession Street.

Stoney Creek restaurateurs say they haven’t had much customer pushback on a new provincial requirement to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and identification to dine indoors — although one is unhappy about being the enforcer.

Something was amiss at Kim Ferguson’s roadside egg stand in early July.

The Flamborough Hockey Association received 35 sets of equipment as part of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) Player Assist Program — equipment they hope will allow more people in the community to access the sport.

For Gus Hubbard, The Sacred Heart of Jesus parish and church on Viewpoint Avenue (at Mountain Park Avenue) has always been a special place.

Tourism businesses that have lost at least half their revenue during the pandemic can apply for a new recovery program, the Government of Ontario has announced.

A one-year pilot project found the automatic speed enforcement cameras helped to reduce speeding vehicles.

Hamilton Liberals applaud reopening of the Ken Soble Towers after $34-million invested for affordable senior units.

Hamilton Liberals applaud reopening of the Ken Soble Towers after $34-million invested for affordable senior units.

Official start date has not been shared with province or city

Residents are required to show proof of vaccination and identification documents when entering a city recreation facility.

Ontario will raise capacity limits on a variety of indoor and outdoor settings this weekend, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore has announced.

No plan for York Road sinkhole, while Old Guelph Road contract delayed

Hamilton’s public school board is reviewing the future of specialized learning programs at six elementary schools, including ones for students seeking to become elite athletes or pursue a more self-directed education emphasizing the arts and social justice.

Lisa Hepfner has some big plans for public transportation on Hamilton Mountain.

Ministry of Health calls for investigation

Conservative Dan Muys was elected as the next member of Parliament for Flamborough-Glanbrook on Sept. 20, defeating Liberal Vito Sgro, NDP candidate Lorne Newick, PPC candidate Bill Panchyshyn and Green candidate Tom Hatch.

It doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but get used to saying "comirnaty." When pronounced correctly, it should sound like the way Homer Simpson would say "community" while stumbling out of Moe's Tavern at 4 a.m., and it's the new brand name for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine.

Ferguson said it was his "duty" to protect residents who have experienced flooded basements in the past.

Peel Regional Police officer John Alwyn continues to serve his community after being shot in the arm on the line of duty in 2015.