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Affected residents have until Dec. 13 to apply for up to $1,000.
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The Paralympic Games will get underway Aug. 24 and there have been a few changes implemented this year, including two new sports and two that have been dropped.
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Tokyo, Japan will host its second ever Summer Paralympic Games this month, with the 2020 Games set to begin on Aug. 24 and run until Sept. 5.
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Ontario's wildfires make headlines in July and August each year and are then, for the most part, forgotten until the following summer. But the long-term effects of these fires can persist long after they're knocked down.
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As concerns over the fourth wave of COVID-19 rise, Ontario's top doctor has announced the province will be halting its reopening plan and mandating vaccines for health care workers.
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Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger recently stated during a special general issues committee that the city’s review of its planning strategy that could include expanding its urban boundary is nothing more than a “reasonable normal process” by staff.
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Hepfner defeats 2019 Hamilton Mountain federal Liberal candidate Bruno Uggenti.
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Flamborough councillors are concerned about low COVID-19 vaccine numbers across the board in rural Flamborough.
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The 19th century settlement on Concession Street known as Little Africa has been brought back to life thanks to an audio recording that will take visitors on a self-guided tour of the key points of the former community.
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Both education institutions will require mandatory vaccines starting Sept. 7.
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Cactus Festival organizers announced more details last week of its Cactus Festival Live one-day, limited capacity event at Memorial Square set for Saturday, Aug. 21, featuring three hours of morning family entertainment and eight hours of afternoon
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Says praise for Liberal government isn't about politics but helping the local community during the pandemic.
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The next chapter of Waterdown author Nicole Serena’s Top Talent series, "How to Become a Dream Intern," is now available
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Interim control bylaw extended during work on municipal, provincial amendments
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With a fourth pandemic wave underway in Ontario just in time for schools to reopen for a new academic year, the province has announced it will host COVID-19 vaccine clinics at or near schools this September.
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Green Party candidate Victoria Galea held kickoff campaign at Dundas Driving Park Aug. 15.
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Unit sales progress but proponent has not submitted planning application
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The booming real estate market in Flamborough — which has caused house prices and rents to soar — has highlighted need for affordable housing in the community — and across the country.
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Ferguson says the provision would only be used during "catastrophic" events if the Old Dundas Road pumping station is overwhelmed.
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Start of the 36-day summertime campaign ends weeks of speculation
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Councillors approve an extension of patio bylaw to December 2021 and will include fitness and retailers.
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Councillors have asked the province to consider issuing vaccine passports, an idea already rejected by Premier Doug Ford.
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A one-time doubling of gas-tax revenues from the federal government, given to the city, will allow four streets in lower Stoney Creek’s Battlefield North neighbourhood to be repaved earlier than anticipated.
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Chad Collins is replacing Bob Bratina as the Liberal flag-bearer in Hamilton East—Stoney Creek in a federal election widely expected to be called on Sunday.
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The measures are in response to the National Council of Canadian Muslims 60 recommendations that were released in July.
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The Stoney Creek Community Food Bank is looking for a new, part-time volunteer manager.
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The Government of Canada has announced COVID-19 vaccinations will be mandatory for all federal employees, as well as employees and travellers in the federally regulated air, rail and marine transportation sectors.
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It is expected that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will call a 36-day election campaign to culminate on Sept. 20.
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Mouhamadou Taffa makes another cold drink at the Juice Kitchen on Concession Street.
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With a COVID-19 fourth wave underway and no vaccines available for children under 12, the Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade has been added to the list of local event cancellations.
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With the 2020 Summer Games in the rear view, Canada is sending another delegation of 128 athletes to Tokyo, this time to compete in the 2020 Paralympic Games.
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Expenses incurred last year by the City of Hamilton, in a settlement agreement and related costs following issuance of an illegal building permit for 10 Newman Rd. in Pleasant View, were not included in a 2020 reserve fund update presented to city councillors.
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Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Liberal MP Bob Bratina says he may yet run for mayor next year now that he won't seek re-election because he opposes his government’s funding of the city’s light-rail transit line.
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After months of discussion around the idea of implementing a vaccine passport for international travel in Canada, federal officials have said it's a go and expect a launch in the coming weeks.
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Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson says residents have been asking the city for the traffic calming measures to slow down vehicles.
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Waterdown’s Katherine Pereira and her husband were planning to buy a house this year, but the still-booming real estate market made that dream impossible — at least for the time being.
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Canada announces vaccine passports will be available to travelers this fall, but there is a lack of details.
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Students, faculty, staff and anyone heading to the Oshawa campus of Ontario Tech University campus will have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Deidra Ann Smith and Ghislain 'Justin' Robichaud were killed in St. Catharines in 2018.
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COVID-19 cases continue to be declared in some grocery stores and restaurants across Ontario.
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The City of Hamilton and provincial Ministry of Health are utilizing mobile clinics to bring the COVID-19 vaccine to areas of the city with lower vaccination coverage rates — including rural Flamborough.
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On average, a woman or girl gets killed every two-and-a-half days in Canada.
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Province reports two out of three COVID-19 cases among unvaccinated
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Both Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning shoppers about multiple curry products that are being recalled due to serious allergy concerns.
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Ontario's seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases is approximately double what it was in mid-July, and the province's chief medical officer of health anticipates it will continue to climb in the coming weeks.
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Ontario and Hamilton health care officials are seeing rising COVID-19 cases as predictions of a fourth wave loom.
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The government of Ontario has released its first set of data outlining the number of COVID-19 cases among unvaccinated, partially vaccinated and fully vaccinated people in the province.
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While the Winona Peach Festival has been cancelled for 2021, patrons can still show their support by buying a ticket for the upcoming draw lottery.
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One-day outdoor event planned for Memorial Square on Aug. 21
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