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The federal funding, along with $16.8 million from industry partners, such as Ford, and Honda, will create iHub.
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board staff is being asked to prepare a plan to provide free menstrual products in school washrooms no later than the 2022-23 school year.
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For Darius Bell the path to pro football runs through the University of Maine.
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The province won’t grant Hamilton public school trustees’ request to reopen elementary schools for a final week of in-person classes this month to help students reconnect with their teachers and peers to close out the school year.
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Following the discovery of the remains of 215 Indigenous children at a former residential school in Kamloops last month, Ontario's Indigenous Affairs Minister Greg Rickford acknowledged there is "likely more to this story."
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Numerous rural Flamborough residents are being overrun by the Lymantria dispar dispar (LDD) moth, known as European gypsy* moth.
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The Ontario government has announced $10 million to help support the identification, investigation, protection and commemoration of Indian Residential School burial sites across the province.
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A few months ago, Patty Garofalo had a discussion with her fourth-grade students at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Elementary School about street names.
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A massive recall of more than 200,000 units of Fisher-Price children's products sold in Canada and the U.S. were sold at Winners, Marshall's and HomeSense stores here.
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Committee passes recommendation to contribute $45,000 to ministry design process
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A pilot program set to begin on Canada Day and run until the end of the year will see city bylaw officers enforce payment at 10 parking lots, including at Tiffany Falls in Ancaster, Crooks’ Hollow in Greensville and Artaban Road in the Dundas Valley.
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The PBO is an independent agency that investigates budgetary issues along with other economic costs.
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One Carlisle boy has taken his love of gardening and has turned it into a chance to help others.
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Metroland Media's new parcel service hit a landmark moment when accomplishing its half-million deliveries June 10 in Richmond Hill, seven months into its rollout.
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Local feedback and questions on upcoming report set for two sessions on June 23
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Will Jones was out for a morning bike ride when his life took a dramatic turn in a matter of seconds.
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Christine Yanke went from being a stay-at-home mom to the sole breadwinner for her three sons when her husband was arrested in a police raid and later sentenced to 20 years in jail for his involvement with the Hells Angels.
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People started lining up at 7:30 a.m. a half-hour before Sammy's Family Restaurant opens it doors June 11.
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Health Canada has issued multiple recall warnings this week after numerous products sold at well-known stores were pulled from shelves due to safety concerns.
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Outdoor patios were back in business June 11, and thousands of Mountain residents took advantage of the nice weather to enjoy a beverage or a bite to eat.
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Today is the day.
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Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson requested the enhanced safety measures to protect pedestrians and cyclists.
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West Hamilton site proposed for new community ‘wheeled-sport’ facility
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The 14-foot floral sculpture is a collection of seven different kinds of plants, with an irrigation system installed inside.
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Planning on ignoring the province's COVID-19 restrictions? It could cost you.
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New proposal responds to issues raised by agency to previous idea
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Ontario's government recently acknowledged the importance of teaching students financial literacy at an early age, announcing it will add financial literacy lessons to Grade 9 math curriculum starting Sept. 2021. But Stacy Brown and her daughter, Miki Jeffery, 10, are way ahead of them.
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Stoney Creek’s three city councillors say nothing will budge their opposition to a light rail transit line running from McMaster University to Eastgate Square, even with Ottawa and Queen's Park offering $3.4 billion to build it.
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Ontario's latest COVID-19 projections show that case numbers are expected to continue to decline for "at least 10 days and potentially for the summer," however Ontarians must remain vigilant and the province must keep monitoring for new variants.
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With the Delta COVID-19 variant on its way to becoming the most predominant strain in Ontario, the provincial government has announced it will expand second-dose vaccinations to more people beginning on June 14.
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Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, and Solicitor General Sylvia Jones to provide an update on the province's COVID-19 vaccination plan.Moderna is set to deliver 7 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to Canada before the
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In 2008, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was created to discover what happened to Indigenous children who were taken from their families and forced to attend residential schools across the country.
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Ontario doctors are warning that the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a backlog of approximately 16 million health-care procedures and that there won't be any "quick and easy" solutions to get back on track.
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Whitehead requested in March council grant him sick leave to June 30. He asked for a further extension.
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The city's emergency operations centre officials cancelled community events until July 31.
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In its first major overhaul since 2005, Ontario's Grade 9 math curriculum will be destreamed and modernized to include lessons on coding, data and financial literacy, the provincial government has announced.
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Education Minister Stephen Lecce isn’t saying yes or no to a request by Hamilton’s public school board to reopen elementary schools for a final week of in-person classes this month to close out the school year.
Family of Jane Parker applauds Hamilton officials' idea to name facility at Confederation Beach Park
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Jane Parker proposed the idea in the late 1950s to create what is now Confederation Beach Park.
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Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce is holding a press conference at 12 p.m.
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The Retail Council of Canada is urging the provincial government to allow all stores in Ontario malls to reopen on Friday — not solely the ones with street-facing entrances.
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The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce wants to help local workplaces limit the spread of COVID-19 with a new rapid screening initiative.
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As the school year winds down, Flamborough children can now set their sights to something they can do in-person — summer camps.
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A massive recall of more than 200,000 units of Fisher-Price children's products sold in Canada and the U.S. were sold at well-known Canadian stores.
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On Sunday, police say a Muslim family was intentionally struck by a driver in a pickup truck, killing four members of the Afzaal family and orphaning a young boy, 9-year-old Fayez.
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What do you do during a pandemic when you have a lot of time on your hands?
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called the attack that killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., last weekend a terrorist attack motivated by hatred.
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The shocking mass killing of a Muslim family in the southwestern Ontario city of London is “nothing short of a terrorist attack on innocent people based on their faith,” Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday.
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Two days after a family of four was killed in what police are calling hate-motivated killing, those left mourning are grieving the loss of a Muslim family described as “the best people in our community.”
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Canada, including Hamilton, has seen a rising number of anti-Asian racist assaults and verbal harassments during COVID-19.
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Ontarians can expect ServiceOntario renewal extensions to continue, despite the province moving into Step One of its reopening plan later this week, the ministry of transportation (MTO) confirmed.