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Knowing obscure sports trivia can be a quick way to score points with friends and acquaintances, and with 121 years of history, there's no shortage of obscure facts and statistics about Canada's Olympic team.
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While working as porters in a Hamilton hospital, Shannon MacKinnon and Justin Beattie have seen firsthand the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on people’s mental health.
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Residents on 4th Concession West are voicing their opposition to a proposed change in the City of Hamilton’s Truck Route Master Plan which would see the rural concession become a truck route.
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Ontario's top doctor Kieran Moore is imploring Ontarians to get vaccinated after revealing that approximately 2.5 million eligible people are still without first doses, despite there being "ample" supply of mRNA vaccines in the province.
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The Olympic Games have a long and fascinating history, stemming back to ancient Greek times.
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When Anna Pires looks at the architectural renderings of the million-dollar townhouses that promise to be “the best of all worlds,” she gets frustrated.
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The sounds of pickleball and table tennis return to the Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre at 9:30 a.m. July 26 when the centre reopens to drop-in programming.
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For Nicholas and Caroline Scime, it’s all about giving back to the community.
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The Summer Olympics have returned after a hiatus in 2020 caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Improving ventilation and air quality have emerged as key measures schools can take to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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Councillors took $30 million from the federal government and distributed it to the 15 ward councillors to use.
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Inspired by the David Suzuki Foundation’s Butterflyway Project, Craig and Anka Cassar are doing their part to support biodiversity.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority’s terrestrial ecologist says she’s hoping mother nature will keep an outbreak of the LDD caterpillar in check next year and avoid the need for another aerial spraying of the biological insecticide Btk.
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Katie Wightman says she hopes Step 3 of Ontario’s COVID-19 reopening plan finally signals “a more hopeful future” after 16 months of lockdowns and restrictions.
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Pfizer and BioNTech have announced they will be seeking approval for a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine to act as a booster in the coming months, stirring up mixed feelings among scientists and experts who are unsure if a booster shot will be necessary.
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Guy Pancoast would like a more permanent place to live.
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William Jones will represent Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games in sailing, while Heather Bansley will go for gold in women’s beach volleyball.
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Valley Town has long history with host country Japan.
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The first of four proposed cannabis shops within a 1.4-kilometre stretch of Highway 8 in Stoney Creek has the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario’s green light to open and compete with one already just down the road.
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Under Stage 3, gyms, cinemas, indoor dining and other venues were allowed to reopen with indoor capacity set at 25.
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Multiple products are being pulled from shelves after Health Canada identified a number of safety hazards with them in recent days.
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Singh, along with Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath attended the Hamilton Downtown Mosque in aftermath of Ancaster incident.
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Singh was in Hamilton July 16 at the United Steelworkers headquarters to promote party's 1 million jobs plan.
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Legal cannabis retail stores in the old City of Hamilton outsold suburban stores in the surrounding former municipalities, including Dundas, Ancaster and Stoney Creek, during the first quarter of 2021, according to data provided by the Ontario Cannabis Store.
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Greater Hamilton area sales below provincial average to start 2021
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Jakline Mahfoud is thrilled to be welcoming back clients for all of their hair and beauty needs.
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Staff says there is no indication there is any fraud associated with mail-in ballots.
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These are three of the top COVID-19 stories readers are checking out across Torstar's news sites today.
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A bench summons was issued and later cancelled after the accused in a series of vandalism incidents at Waterdown’s Union Cemetery did not appear in virtual court on July 13.
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Workers have been locked out of National Rubber Technologies' Toronto building since July 2.
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Ontario has entered Step 3 of its Roadmap to Reopen, and as access to arts, culture and social venues resumes, so will opportunities for residents in congregate care settings to see friends and family.
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Planning on ignoring the province's COVID-19 restrictions? It could cost you.
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An athlete with a strong Muskoka connection is headed to the Olympics.
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After being closed for nearly seven months, the Mountain legion is going to reopen two days a week starting with the popular Friday fish fry on July 23.
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John Street to Baldwin Street link approved in January until Hatt reconstruction
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Hayley Burrell and her fiancé Mike moved from Ontario to New Brunswick, just as the COVID-19 pandemic was getting underway in April 2020.
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Ontario premier Doug Ford says so long as Ontarians hit the vaccination targets set out by the province, there won't be another lockdown in the fall.
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Doug Ford, Rod Phillips to make announcement on Thursday afternoon
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Downtown Dundas BIA part of group opposing changes
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The province has granted the Hamilton Conservation Authority’s request for an exemption from recent legislative changes that could have forced its chair and vice-chair to step down because they’ve served two-consecutive one-year terms.
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On July 16, five days ahead of schedule, Ontario enters Step Three of the province’s new reopening plan.
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Pauline Ivy Dudley, 17, was found dead in a field near Highway 25 and Lower Base Line in Oakville in 1973.
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Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson attempted to defer the issue to September, but was defeated 9-6.
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Johnson has held a number of positions at the City of Hamilton since he started working for the city in 2010.
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KX 94.7 FM on Upper Wellington Street recently celebrated 10 years since it was rebranded with the 'Hot New Country' music format.
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Ontario has taken a firm position on the question of whether alternating COVID-19 vaccine doses from different brands is a sound policy. Their answer? A resounding “yes.”
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"There is inequity that continues to exist in our workplaces," said Tassi.
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Greensville residents Michele Savoie and Deborah Read are calling on the City of Hamilton to provide ditching in front of their Moxley Road homes after a July 1 downpour caused a sinkhole in Savoie’s yard and damage to Read’s garden.
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Despite near-universal vaccine eligibility for Ontarians 12 and older, Ontario's chief medical officer of health says unvaccinated people under 40 account for most of the province's new COVID-19 cases.
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Police say a suspect uttered racial slurs against a mother and daughter during an "interaction" July 12.
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