Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark says he’s been cleared by the city’s integrity commissioner to continue opposing a controversial Hamilton Conservation Authority policy proposal to allow developers to bulldoze wetlands and creeks in some instances.

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"It is absolutely worth memorializing those who have lost their lives as a result of COVID-19," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.

Bruce McPhee is planning to stay put.

Ontario's official opposition party is calling for an independent judicial inquiry into the Progressive Conservative government's COVID-19 response, NDP leader Andrea Horwath has announced.

The Ontario government will be getting rid of the COVID-19 colour-coded framework ahead of its next reopening, slated for June 2, a spokesperson for the premier's office has confirmed.

Motorists driving along Stoney Creek’s North Service Road could be asked to go even slower than before.

In a physically distanced twist on an old-school organizing tactic, more than 500 members of the public packed the virtual gallery during question period at Queen's Park May 18.

Health Canada is warning Canadian shoppers after several products were recalled due to identified injury hazards.

The Hamilton police collision reconstruction unit and detectives are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcyclist on the east Mountain.

Hamilton police laid 22 charges against two protests, while another 58 park penalties issued at waterfalls and other violations.

Wheel of Fitness, a mainstay of the Flamborough Connects programming services for the past number of years, is currently getting the Zoom treatment and proving that health and technology can mix.

She isn’t choosing the option for her daughter, but Sasha Walsh says she likes the Hamilton public school board’s decision to shift remote-learning classes for elementary students to individual schools this September.

A discarded cigarette or other smoking item in a wooden planter box outside Candi Werx is the suspected cause of a fire that left about $10,000 in damage to the Concession Street store.

A discarded cigarette or other smoking item in a planter box outside Candi Werx is the suspected cause of a fire that left about $10,000 in damage to the Concession Street store.

A motion put forward by Ontario's New Democrats to immediately open outdoor amenities in the province was defeated in Queen's Park today.

Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Liberal MP Bob Bratina is the first politician to get caught up in his government's decision to spend $1.7 billion on LRT.

Hamilton Police and health-care providers are asking for the public’s assistance identifying a "vulnerable" woman who has been in a Hamilton hospital since being found in Flamborough at the end of March.

Environment ministry awaiting response from City of Hamilton before making a decision.

Burn area behind MacDougall Drive spans approximately four properties

Among other things, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the forefront the ways in which housing is an urgent public health issue in Ontario and across Canada.

Ontarians are now able to purchase a rapid COVID-19 antigen test at any Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw pharmacy locations in the province — but only for asymptomatic testing.

Ontario Soccer is joining other youth sports associations across the province in calling for an exception to the stay-at-home order to let youth return to team sports.

One-dose summer. Two-dose summer.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Doug Ford recently offered up different slogans for what summer could look like as COVID-19 vaccination rates rise. But experts suggest the metric is not entirely useful.ay.

"How do I go door-to-door to residents and defend it," said Bratina.

The 2021 Telling Tales Festival has once again gone virtual due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

With Dundas’ first public electric vehicle charging stations operating at Eccles Auto Service, and a couple of municipal parking lot chargers anticipated this summer, the growing EV market is getting “destination charging” in the centre of the Valley Town.

Certain mushrooms sold at Metro may be unsafe due to Listeria monocytogenes, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) said in issuing a "food recall warning" this weekend.

Before he leaves high school, Matthew Marchewka will complete his Construction Craft Worker (CCW) level 1 training and join the Liuna Local 837 union as an employee at Grimsby Utility Construction Incorporated, all while earning co-operative education credits.

An informal community group called “Because We Care 365” is helping to keep Hamilton cleaner and greener.

A Stoney Creek tech firm is poised for growth as it continues to help businesses through the pandemic with digital gift cards, loyalty programs, electronic payments and point-of-sale solutions.

Vaccine push comes after Ford extends lockdown to June 2.

For Trail Capital I.D.A. Pharmacy owner and pharmacist Hank Parsaniya, the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic overwhelming India is hitting close to home.“Every time I open my Facebook, the first thing I see are obituaries,” he says. He comes f

Officers continuing probe into case.

Waterdown’s Garth Wetherall is hoping an arrest made May 6 by Hamilton Police marks the end of a month-and-a-half saga of continued vandalism at Waterdown’s Union cemetery.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown’s judgment is being questioned after a scathing letter circulating at city hall alleges that he visited the home of a former employee after she accused top officials in his administration of corruption.

Health Canada is warning shoppers after children's products and other items have triggered multiple recalls Friday and throughout the week, with one causing injuries.

While delivering an announcement on Friday about funding for nursing education programs, Ontario’s Minister of Long-Term Care Merrilee Fullerton again dodged questions about the Long-Term Care COVID-19 Commission’s final report.

Ontario's New Democrats have tabled a motion calling for the measured reopening of outdoor recreation amenities, the party's deputy leader Sara Singh announced on May 14.

Property owners east of Fruitland Road would have seen a 6.8 per cent tax increase without council's efforts to reduce the fire service tax.

Clare Freeman was looking for a way to thank the team at the Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice for all their hard work during the coronavirus pandemic and to brighten things up.

Sue Davidson, principal, says she has received support from parents and residents for keeping school open.

City of Hamilton, CN Rail still awaiting a site plan application for property

Hamilton’s public school board no longer faces having to cut some $2 million in supports for special education thanks to a bigger than anticipated provincial grant in another area used to help cover past funding shortfalls.

There’s good news and bad news regarding this year’s Ancaster Fair.

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Since the start of the year, Health Canada has recalled 37 hand sanitizers that do not meet the health agency's requirements.

The Ontario government has announced an extension of the province's current lockdown to June 2.

Premier Doug Ford, Health Minister Christine Elliott, Solicitor General Sylvia Jones and Dr. David Williams will make a noon announcement Thursday.

Hamilton is reducing the speed limit on the Red Hill Valley Parkway to 80 km/h for the entire length of the roadway, from the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway to the Queen Elizabeth Way, effective May 17.