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The Hamilton Conservation Authority will retender the contract to refurbish two aging waterslides at Confederation Beach Park’s Wild Waterworks after a lone bid was nearly double staff’s $300,000 estimate.
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"I am not a quitter," says the veteran Ward 14 councillor.
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In only his second televised media appearance since July, Premier Doug Ford focused on the province's newly launched COVID-19 vaccine certificate program.
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The accused in a series of alleged vandalism incidents at a Waterdown cemetery had his matter adjourned to Nov. 2 as his lawyer continues to investigate a possible mental health diversion in virtual court on Sept. 21.
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides an update on COVID-19 vaccination certificates and vaccine distribution in the province.
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COVID-19 vaccine certificates are now in effect. Leading up to the Sept. 22 implementation of the certificate, the Review connected with businessowners and local residents for their take on the vaccine certificate initiative.
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Installing the floral planters is part of a pedestrian-friendly project that includes improved signalization along the busy roadway.
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Ontario's top health official reports there have been 1,046 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among staff and students in the province's schools this month, but that the figure shouldn't be cause for alarm.
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Hamiltonians elect potentially three Liberals, one Conservative and an NDP to represent changing ridings.
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Just like they did on Monday, Canadians woke up to a Liberal minority government on Tuesday following a federal election that barely moved the needle on seat distribution.
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Waterdown’s Katherine Pereira is pleased the issue of housing affordability was central to the campaign — and is hopeful it will continue to be a focus after the votes are counted.
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Chad Collins says increasing vaccination rates to end the COVID-19 pandemic will be his immediate goal as he heads to Ottawa as Hamilton East—Stoney Creek’s new Liberal MP.
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Durham Riding voters have sent Conservative leader Erin O’Toole back to Parliament Hill, but Canadians didn’t share that enthusiasm for his party as the incumbent MP’s bid to become prime minister fell short.
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Follow our live coverage of the federal election in Flamborough-Glanbrook.
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Neighbours question signs and other issues at Public Works Committee meeting
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So, you’ve cast your ballot for the 2021 federal election. Now what?
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Neighbours of the Dominic Agostino Riverdale Community Centre say they’re fed up with the state of its park area, including the “rotting” picnic tables, torn fences and wooden benches with rusty rebar sticking out of weed-filled flower boxes.
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He’s been called Canada’s Mario Lanza.
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Coun. Lloyd Ferguson withdraws motion that would request the province to allow city to dump sewage into creek.
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Buoyed by higher attendance at parks and waterfalls, the Hamilton Conservation Authority is on pace to top last year’s unexpected $2.7-million budget surplus despite no longer getting federal COVID-19 relief.
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If the Hamilton Mountain riding is a close race, residents may not find out who their MP will be until Thursday, Sept. 23.
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Today is election day. Are you ready to make an informed choice?
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It’s Sept. 20. Are you ready to cast your ballot?
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Tomorrow is election day. Are you ready to make an informed choice?
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Under Conservative MP David Sweet, the riding has been blue, but Liberals feel they can switch the riding to red in 2021.
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During a stop in Flamborough, Sept. 18, O'Toole urged voters not to "reward" Trudeau for calling an election during a pandemic.
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During a stop in Flamborough, Sept. 18, O'Toole urged voters not to "reward" Trudeau for calling an election during a pandemic.
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As the race tightens with only a few days left, Liberal, Conservative leaders target Flamborough-Glanbrook as a winnable riding.
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A major recall of cat food and other product in Canada is leaving some big-name stores scrambling to pull items from shelves.
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Speeding and intersection design identified as issues by area residents for years
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Confused about how restaurants will handle vaccine certificates? Here's a quick guide
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RioCan applied to City of Hamilton for formal consultation in March
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Eight new Ontario Health Teams are set to launch in communities across the province, Minister of Health and Deputy Premier Christine Elliott announced on Sept. 17, bringing the number of Ontario Health Teams in the province to 50.
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Union officials representing faculty at Mohawk College are looking for some good news to come out of the contract talks between the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) and the College Employer Council.
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Fast food giant McDonald's has made a change to one of its COVID-19 policies due to the changing dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Multi-use path to remain open during project that could begin this year.
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The amount of fan and sponsor support remains unknown.
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Bernier promises to remove all mask and vaccine mandates and eliminate the identity politics that he says the Liberals and Conservatives are promoting.
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A man is dead and a woman was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a two-vehicle collision at Highway 5 and Woodhill Road in Flamborough on Wednesday afternoon.
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Following days of demonstrations outside Ontario's hospitals, the provincial Liberal Party is calling on Premier Doug Ford to take tougher action on pandemic protesters.
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The Sept. 20 federal election is happening during unprecedented times and that might mean something else that’s out of the ordinary when it comes to your local newspaper coverage.
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Four-year-old Eilidh Smith, who has Type 1 diabetes, was looking forward to starting junior kindergarten at Waterdown’s Allan A. Greenleaf Elementary School last week.
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New COVID-19 cases have emerged in several well-known grocery stores across the province.
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A man is dead and a woman was taken to hospital with serious injuries after a two-vehicle collision at Highway 5 and Woodhill Road in Flamborough on Wednesday afternoon.
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People in Ontario will soon be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination in order to enter most indoor leisure, recreation settings, including restaurants, bars, clubs, fitness facilities, concert venues and event spaces.
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The deadline for voters to apply to receive a special ballot to vote by mail — or to vote in person at a local Elections Canada office — was Sept. 14 at 6 p.m.Elections Canada analysis showed that, as of mid-August, between two and three million
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A portion of Old Brock Road between Crooks Hollow Road and Brock Road in Greensville will be closed for four weeks.
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Due to shifting provincial COVID-19 regulations, the 2021 Ancaster Fair will be closed to the general public, organizers have announced.
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With just over a week to spare before COVID-19 vaccine certificates become mandatory for Ontarians to enter a number of indoor spaces, the government of Ontario has shared details about how those certificates will work.
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