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Hamilton police have made another arrest in connection with the murder of Ali Mohummad.
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Upper Stoney Creek’s Mount Albion and Billy Green elementary schools are getting partial roof replacements this summer, among 20 renewal projects at Hamilton public schools to have contracts awarded since March.
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Malcolm Allen is another step closer to a political comeback.The 67-year-old former NDP MP for Welland will be acclaimed as the federal NDP candidate on Hamilton Mountain at an online nomination meeting May 31.“It’s surprising and certainly hu
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These employers in Ontario are offering pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics for employees.
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A day after Ontario paused the use of the COVID-19 AstraZeneca vaccine, due to a rise in blood clots, Health Minister Christine Elliott assured those who got their first dose that they "did the right thing."
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Health Minister Christine Elliott and Solicitor General Sylvia Jones will provide an update on the province's COVID-19 vaccination plan at noon Wednesday.
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Catholic school board issued tenders for its waste and recyclable collection that starts in September.
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The federal government is expected to provide $1.7 billion to province and city to construct the long-awaited LRT project.
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What are you doing to keep busy if you’re still stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic?
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The Ontario Medical Association (OMA) says it supports the province extending the current stay-at-home order past the May 20 deadline, but added that restrictions on outdoor recreation should be eased in the meantime.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Health Canada are warning Farm Boy shoppers about a recall involving one of the store's cakes due to allergy concerns.
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Ontario has opted to pause the use of AstraZeneca's COVISHIELD vaccine following a spike in cases of blood clots associated with the vaccine, the province's chief medical officer of health, Dr. David Williams, has announced.
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"They have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic," says owner Trish Simons.
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Rodney Diverlus, a Black Lives Matter Canada co-founder, and bestselling author of “Until We are Free,” was the keynote speaker for a mental health webinar, hosted May 6 by students at Ancaster High School.
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Hamilton's overall waste diversion rate remains at 40 per cent, far below the 65 per cent target established over a decade ago.
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The Hamilton public school board’s plan to build an elementary school near upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump is being denounced by its elementary teachers’ union.
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Indigenous Music Awards winner Logan Staats will kick off the sixth annual Sidewalk Sounds at 3 p.m. on May 15.
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Indigenous Music Awards winner Logan Staats will kick off the sixth annual Sidewalk Sounds at 3 p.m. on May 15.
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Timing may be of the essence for two different development proposals near the corner of Governor’s Road and Pirie Drive in Dundas.
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It didn’t take long for all of the time slots to get booked for the first day of the COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Islamic School of Hamilton.
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Medical experts have debunked a new myth that suggests those vaccinated with a COVID-19 vaccine can "shed" harmful side effects onto unvaccinated people.
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The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks is awaiting the City of Hamilton's review before enforcing the Endangered Species Act.
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A developer’s controversial application for a permit to bulldoze a locally significant wetland in Ancaster to make way for a 1.3-million-square-foot warehouse complex is being paused for a month amid mounting opposition.
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Ontario is just over a year out from its next election and Premier Doug Ford's popularity has dropped significantly in recent polls as voters grow increasingly dissatisfied with his government's pandemic response.
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City project intended to bring municipal regulations in line with provincial requirements
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The province is expanding COVID-19 vaccine eligibility this week to include all Ontarians ages 40 and over, as well as certain high risk groups.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Health Canada are warning shoppers about a major recall involving a certain mushroom product sold at well-known grocery stores.
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A year before the campaign to kick-off the 2022 provincial election, Ontario's parties warming up their messages.
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Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help in their hunt for a man who was impersonating a police officer.
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Health Canada has issued a number of warnings to shoppers after recalls of multiple products sold at several stores and online websites reveal injury hazards.
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Spending is up at the Mohawk College and so is the projected deficit.
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For Natalia and Walter Phillips, it has become part of their weekly routine.
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The Waterdown Farmers’ Market will reopen for the 2021 season May 27 at a new temporary location — Memorial Park.
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Work crews replace up to 30 insulators at transfer station that are estimated to be 70 years old.
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The websites and social media accounts of prominent COVID-19 anti-lockdown groups in Ontario will offer visitors a similar experience: powerful messages, heartfelt testimonials and a sense of solidarity.
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‘Taking a negative situation and turning it into a positive message for the rest of the world.’
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The public works committee approved spending $57,000 to install 12 digital speed signs throughout Ward 6.
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Mohawk College and Hamilton’s public health department have confirmed two new COVID-19 cases at Mohawk's Stoney Creek campus.
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Hamilton Police have made an arrest in the ongoing cemetery vandalism at Waterdown’s Union Cemetery.
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15-year-old Isabella Brink-Read is making steady progress in her recovery. The Ancaster girl suffered life-threatening injuries after she was struck by a vehicle while skateboarding April 25.
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Online art shopping, new fundraising efforts help support local artists
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During Ontario's latest COVID-19 update, associate chief medical officer of health Dr. Barbara Yaffe advised Ontarians to celebrate Mother's Day online this weekend, despite the province seeing "early signs of improvement" in COVID-19 cases.
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Hamilton’s public school board is changing how it rates the physical condition of a school by now including considerations like wheelchair accessibility and people’s perceptions of the building.
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In the story “City identifies just minor variances for parking garage” that ran in the May 6 edition of the Star News, the height of the structure was incorrectly reported to be 24 metres rather than 20.4 metres. The Star News had been provided with
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Hamilton will close a section of Fruitland Road between Highway 8 and Barton Street for two days on Thursday, to facilitate sewer repairs.
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The Ontario government announced approval to tender a child care centre addition at Waterdown’s St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School on May 5.
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Peloton agrees to Health Canada and U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to separate voluntary recalls of its treadmills.
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Peloton agrees to Health Canada and U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission to separate voluntary recalls of its treadmills.
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One person is dead and several others have been sent to hospital after a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 6 in Flamborough on May 5.
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Ontario has invested more than $1.5 million to support a Toronto-based company developing wearable technology, the Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade announced on May 5.