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According to research conducted in Ontario before the COVID-19 pandemic, eating disorders were prevalent in between two and three per cent of the province's population.
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Zoning amendment would be required for proposed residential development
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It’s been unusually dry in old town Stoney Creek.
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Volunteers at Fifty United Church will go to Plan B to raise money for good causes in August now that COVID-19 has cancelled the Winona Peach Festival for a second year in a row.
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Councillors are expected to discuss establishing operational costs at June 16 general issues committee meeting.
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It’s a part of Auchmar history that until recently had been pretty much unknown.
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The Ontario government has announced it will be moving into Step One of its reopening plan June 11, three days earlier than expected.
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Stormwater pond maintenance on hold while reviews continue
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St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, celebrating 175 years, needs access to cemetery located beside former schoolhouse.
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Among other worst Hamilton roads are Burlington Street. East, Aberdeen Ave., and Main Street East.
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A joint recall between Canada and the U.S. Friday (June 4) has Health Canada warning shoppers, namely new parents, following four baby fatalities.
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Hamilton Conservation Authority directors have rejected a developer’s controversial bid for a permit to bulldoze a wetland by the headwaters to Ancaster Creek to make way for a massive warehouse complex.
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As a result of an increase in vaccine supply, Ontarians who are 70 or older, or who received their first dose of an mRNA vaccine (Pfizer or Moderna) on April 18 or earlier, will be eligible to book their second jabs starting Monday, the province announced.
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Painted lanes will end at Grightmire Arena complex parking lot
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An Ontario non-profit organization is helping restaurants and bars across the province get back on their feet as they await the green light from the province to open up their patios and outdoor eating areas later this month.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers about a recall in Canada and the U.S. after multiple reports of electric shock.
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A pair of shoes representing each of the 215 Indigenous children found buried at a former Kamloops, B.C., residential school were placed on the steps outside downtown Dundas’ Carnegie Gallery in an effort to honour, and mourn, their memory.
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The Ancaster Farmers Market is back in a fresh new location in the heart of the village core.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers after numerous units of products have been pulled from shelves due to serious hazards.
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Amica at Stoney Creek retirement residence welcomed guests to enjoy a “drive-thru” ice cream parlour event on June 3.
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The club, which proposed constructing the year-round dome in 2016, will be granting naming rights to Tennis Canada.
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If you’ve got a hankering for some tasty halibut, cod or whitefish, you might want to stop by Frosty’s Fish and Chips in Dundas before it’s too late.
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Backup system required to help ensure users aren't impacted by any delays
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A makeshift memorial at the Ancaster Municipal Service Centre appeared soon after the discovery of the children in British Columbia.
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Another Hamilton resident has cashed in on the March 27 Lotto 6/49 Super Draw, to the tune of $100,000.
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James Richardson and his staff will be loading up their truck bound for Hamilton Mountain.
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Don’t be alarmed if you spot military vehicles on Hamilton and Niagara-area roads on June 5. It’s all part of a Department of National Defence training session.
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As of June 9, long-term care homes in Ontario will be operating with eased restrictions, giving residents more freedom in their interactions with family and friends.
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Festival president Linda Shuker says the event’s 19 not-for-profit groups voted unanimously at a June 2 meeting to forgo the August celebration, founded in 1967.
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A former Carleton Place woman, who sought refuge from a domestic violence situation nearly 30 years ago, continues to use her voice to help others in that same situation.
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Would you like to know why Hamilton Community News decided to cover this story and not that? Are you curious about how we write our social media posts? Do you wonder why we run the letters that we do? Then ask.
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A video of a racist incident that reportedly took place in Waterdown on May 31 has sparked outrage in the community and garnered more than 200 comments and 200 shares on social media.
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Before Robin Staats’ grandmother was taken to the residential school at the age of five, she could speak Mohawk fluently.
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It’s taken a year and a half, but Hamilton’s public school board is acting on a December 2019 call from its human rights and equity community advisory committee to create an anti-Black racism policy.
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A taste of Stoney Creek Dairy nostalgia is returning for one day only.
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Mohawk College has received more than $400,000 from eCampus Ontario to support four virtual learning projects.
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The Ontario government has announced that schools across the province will not be reopening before fall 2021.
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10-year-old Matthew Buckingham is looking forward to spending the summer hours enjoying the new playground equipment slated to go in at Lisgar Park on the east Mountain in the coming weeks.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce at 1 p.m. whether schools in Ontario will reopen to in-person learning this month.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has acknowledged that the alphanumeric names of the COVID-19 variants of concern and variants of interest can be confusing, so they decided to rename them.
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In Ontario, there are currently four variants of SARS-CoV-2 circulating in the population – the newest being the "double mutant" or B.1.617 variant, which is said to have originated from India.
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Kenneth Male is another step closer to retirement after winning $100,000 on Lotto 649.
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Taco Bell Canada is launching a new 'walk-thru' hiring experience at 20 Ontario restaurants this month, including two Hamilton Mountain locations.
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"We knew our father was innocent," said Vincenza Travale, whose father was rounded up and sent to Camp Petawawa in 1940.
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While it doesn't plan to allow camping in provincial parks until June 7 at the earliest, the Government of Ontario has announced it will provide free day-use permits for 115 provincial parks from Monday to Thursday until Sept. 2.
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The Ontario government has announced it will be investing $31 million in an effort to improve access to mental health treatment for children and youth and reduce wait times and wait-lists.
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Deputy Premier Christine Elliott to make an announcement during virtual news confernce
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The Ancaster BIA is currently accepting applications for the executive director position. Dr. Melissa Sander, chair of the Ancaster BIA, thanks outgoing executive director, Jennifer Mattern, “for her leadership, commitment and guidance to the Ancaster BIA over the last seven years."
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Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson says the city has laid charges against residents for hosting birthday parties.
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Even a torrential rainstorm sending nearly everyone else scrambling for cover couldn’t douse Mike Wood’s passion for Stoney Creek’s Canada Flag Day Parade.