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According to an Aug. 3, 2020 tweet, Dr. Matt Strauss “would sooner give my children COVID-19 than a McDonald’s Happy Meal.”
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The owners say the land has to be remediated to remove hydrocarbons in the soil from a long-closed gas station.
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No timeline for minister's review and decision
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Ice making infrastructure replacement delayed until after March 2022
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For Liem Vu it’s an opportunity for a new experience and personal growth.The 55-year-old general manager of CF Lime Ridge is taking over as GM of CF Sherway Gardens in Etobicoke on Sept. 13. His last day at Lime Ridge Mall is Sept 10.“I’m g
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Final master plan anticipated to be presented in late November
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Although the vaccination rate in Hamilton — and particularly Flamborough — is lagging behind other parts of the province and country, Waterdown’s Andrew Burkett, a respirologist and director of interventional pulmonology at the Grand River Regional Cancer Center in Kitchener-Waterloo, said he takes heart that Canada’s vaccination rate is so high.
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Spencer Rocchi is the Rhinoceros Party candidate for Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.
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Recommendations from previous studies to be revisited in new project
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Evans Road in Waterdown is slated to be closed from Dundas Street East to Parkside Drive until November for two culvert replacements.
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Loading zone and access to temporary link raised as concerns
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As Canadians prepare to cast their ballots in the 44th general election Sept. 20, candidates vying to represent Flamborough-Glanbrook in Ottawa are pounding the pavement in this vast riding that spans a roughly 940-square-kilometre area.
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Familiar names that are not running in the 2021 election include Bob Bratina, Scott Duvall and David Sweet.
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Hamilton Police have made an arrest in the theft and vandalism of a Pride flag in Waterdown.
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Check back Monday to Thursday at noon for list of who is competing that evening through following morning
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Larry Pattison is the Green party candidate for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek. The federal election is Sept. 20, 2021.
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New clients in need going to local food bank for assistance
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Health Canada is warning dog owners about a major recall involving dog bowls.
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Marion Brooks’s backyard garden among hidden highlights Sept. 12
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Pauls says she is not "anti-vaxx" and has received her COVID-19 vaccination.
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Economic and workforce recovery, Truth and Reconciliation, climate action, equity, diversity and inclusion are all part of the three-year strategic plan released by Mohawk College Sept. 1.
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Vaccine Passport system is coming to Ontario
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It’s the largest community fundraising event of the year for the Hamilton-Burlington SPCA.
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Smile Cookies are returning to Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada from Sept. 13 to 19.
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Recalled product includes undeclared allergen
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The writ has been dropped, and Canadians will be headed to the polls on Sept. 20 to determine who their local member of Parliament will be in the federal election.
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Developer Joseph Veloce says "we have been and will remain open to settlement opportunities ..."
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A number of new recalls from both Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has sparked new warnings to shoppers at well-known stores.
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There are five candidates vying to replace outgoing Liberal MP Bob Bratina
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The Review connected with a number of voters to get their thoughts on the pandemic election. Canadians head to the polls Sept. 20.
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After a rainbow Pride flag was torn down at their Waterdown home — twice — Jennifer Valeri and the Hamilton Police Service combined to provide 250 rainbow flags to the community.
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In 1971, a plot of barren land off Clappison’s Corners sparked a passion and a dream for Dick and Betty DeVries. With the deed to the property and the help of Dick’s parents, the dream took shape in the form of Dick’s Transmission, which marked its 50th anniversary Sept. 1.
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Freshline Foods Ltd. Veggie Foodle products recalled
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"I go full out," says Grenning, owner of accounting firm established in 1999.
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Utility held site visit last week
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Health department investigating three basketball tournaments held in Oshawa in August
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A Toronto family that pays full-fees for an infant in licensed daycare could save $10,000 more per year under the Liberal child care plan than with the tax credit the Conservatives are proposing, according to an independent analysis of the policies.
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The City of Hamilton will bring a mobile vaccination clinic to Harry Howell Arena in Flamborough on Sept. 1 and 2.
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News coverage of Twitter’s labelling a Liberal campaign video as “manipulated media” served to amplify that video’s reach and failed to convince viewers the information was misleading, according to a new report.
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Nobody’s ringing alarm bells at Liberal campaign headquarters but candidates going door to door and senior officials admit the start of the 2021 campaign is “tougher” than anticipated.
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The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce says it supports calls for a vaccination passport that allows people to prove they’re fully immunized against COVID-19 if there are proper safeguards.
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Liberals and NDP support mandates, while Tories back testing and People's Party of Canada would repeal all mandates.
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If Jon Evenchick gets a tattoo of Jagmeet Singh’s face, it’ll be on his left shoulder blade and about twice the size of a toonie.
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The permanent closure of St. Joseph’s Villa pool impacts the users of its specialized therapy and exercise programs.
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A COVID-19 vaccine clinic will be held at Waterdown District High School on Wednesday, Sept. 1 from 2-8 p.m.
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After the steelworkers much publicized strained relationship with MP Bob Bratina, they say NDP MPs will be better for them.
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The accused in a series of alleged vandalism incidents at a Waterdown cemetery had his matter adjourned to Sept. 21 in virtual court on Aug. 24 as his lawyer investigates a possible mental health diversion.
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Kids Help Phone has announced it has added new resources to its list, to provide additional support for youth ahead of the upcoming school year.
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A food recall warning is being issued from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency regarding Your Fresh Market brand cookies.
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Province legislation has already required staff at long-term care facilities, child care and paramedics to be vaccinated.
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