NDP candidate Malcolm Allen, Liberal Lisa Hepfner discuss issues during HCCI's virtual forum.

For a third time this year, Stoney Creek public school trustee Carole Paikin Miller is being disciplined by her colleagues for violating their code of conduct.

In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott makes an announcement. She is joined by Kaleed Rasheed, the associate minister of digital government, and Dr. Kieran Moore, the province's chief medical officer of healt

Hamilton’s public school board will require all staff, trustees, service providers and volunteers to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 unless they have a medical or legal exemption.

If the advance polls are any indication, voter turnout could be strong on the Mountain come on election day Sept 20.

A judge has acquitted Linda O’Leary of the non-criminal charge of careless operation of a boat in a 2019 collision that killed two on a cottage country lake known as a playground for the rich and famous.

Due to the popularity of the first clinic, CF Lime Ridge and Hamilton Public Health are bringing the coronavirus vaccination pop-up clinic back to the Upper Wentworth shopping centre Sept. 18 and 19 from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

There are currently four SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern and 11 variants of interest that have been detected in Ontario, though some, like Lamba, Delta, Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Mu, bear closer monitoring than others.

Work may have continued on landscaping outside and finishing touches inside as Reed Hennings entered Collegiate Elementary School for the first time, but he already gave what he saw top marks.

Carrie Hewitson and Ron Book are uncertain about their future growing local crops for community.

Al Miles is the Conservative candidate for Hamilton Mountain. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.

Canada Post is seeking feedback on a possible move of its Waterdown retail and postal box services.

Terry Rhodes has been a familiar figure on Concession Street for the past two years, always in the guise of a comic book hero.

Ontario Medical Association president Dr. Adam Kassam and Peel Region Medical Officer of Health Dr. Lawrence Loh recently shared some insights into measures already in place in schools and those which could still come into play.

It’s taken six years, but the chain across the entrance to upper Stoney Creek’s new Saltfleet Conservation Area is finally gone as it readies to welcome the public — albeit only for the fall because of bigger developments still to come.

Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson was making shots on the pickleball court and advocating for others to get their COVID-19 shots during a Sept. 10 event at the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre.

Hamilton's vaccination rate for single doses reached 80 per cent, but fully vaccinated people only at 73 per cent.

The 2021 Rockton World’s Fair has again been cancelled.

Hamilton Food Share and Food4Kids are once again this year’s recipients of the proceeds from the annual sale of Smile Cookies at Tim Hortons outlets in the Hamilton area.

For decades, women have made significant contributions to the agricultural sector. A special series, Women in Farming, shines a light on their contributions and examines the role women have — and continue to play on the farm. This is the second in a three-part series.

As Canadians prepare to go to the polls Sept. 20, R. Stacey Laforme, elected chief of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, said he feels an important part of any party’s platform should be grassroots discussions to deal with issues faced by Indigenous peoples.

Hamiltonians held a climate change rally at city hall to urge politicians to make environmental changes.

A walk-in mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinic is coming to the Lynden Legion on Sept. 10 and 17.

As part of its comprehensive coverage of the federal election, the Review invited each of the Flamborough-Glanbrook candidates to weigh in on a particular issue. This week, candidates outlines the steps they would take to foster a more inclusive society across Canada and here in Flamborough-Glanbrook.

In November 2010, Kevin Plein of Uxbridge was arrested and charged with criminal negligence causing death and failing to provide the necessities of life in what police described as the “untimely” deaths of his mom and sister.

Four of the candidates running for the Flamborough-Glanbrook seat in the Sept. 20 federal election took part in a debate hosted by Cable 14 on Sept. 7.

Canadians can cast their ballots in the 2021 federal election as early as Friday, Sept. 10, when advance polls open across the country.

Canadians can cast their ballots in the 2021 federal election as early as Friday, Sept. 10, when advance polls open across the country.

Two girls, aged 13 and 15, and a young man are facing charges after a Halton police response to vehicle break-ins in an Oakville neighbourhood.

Hamilton Conservation Authority employees are being given until the end of the month to disclose their COVID-19 vaccination status and until Nov. 15 to prove they’ve had two doses to avoid having to undergo regular testing to show they don’t have the coronavirus.

Four candidates vying for the Flamborough-Glanbrook seat took part in a debate hosted by Cable 14 on Sept. 7.

NDP candidate Malcolm Allen is searching for a new residence, a similar situation as many other mountain residents are experiencing.

The first day back to school for many students across Ontario ended with assurances from the province's chief medical officer that schools will remain safe and — most likely — open this year, despite the threat of the COVID-19 Delta variant.

With less than two weeks until the next federal election, Elections Canada is looking to hire poll workers.

The wait is finally over.

Roberto Henriquez is the NDP candidate for Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.

Candidates continue to hit the campaign trail across Flamborough-Glanbrook amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

A couple of times this summer, swimmers were cautioned against swimming in the waters of Lake Niapenco at Binbrook Conservation Area due to elevated levels of E. coli.

"The Liberals have helped people, but we know there is more to do," says Hamilton Mountain Liberal candidate Lisa Hepfner.

Singh fails to answer whether he would support Ticats or Argos in 50th Labour Day Classic.

The second Labour Day caravan has proven popular during the pandemic, but it can't replace the 10,000 people marching.

The Waterdown bus is shifting gears this week.

This is the final weekend of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games