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The Ontario government has announced it is expanding COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and distribution to reach more people, beginning this week.
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A gas station has backtracked on a discount offered to vaccinated people following a backlash from community members who felt it was discriminatory. Shortly after the vaccination discount was revealed, the business was bombarded with negative online
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At 1: 30 p.m. today, Solicitor General Sylvia Jones and Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, will provide an update on the province’s COVID-19 vaccination plan.
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Less than two weeks after declaring he was running for the federal NDP nomination on Hamilton Mountain, Josh Czerniga has withdrawn from the race.
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Construction on the next section of the Waterdown bypass will begin in May.
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Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson says city's call centre can't handle the volume of calls to book vaccine shots.
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Hamilton parents will continue to have the choice of having their children learn from home, for at least the coming school year.
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The owner of the Pizza Nova outlet on Upper Paradise near Rymal is among the Pizza Nova store owners across southern Ontario that will be donating 50 cents from every dipping sauce sold during the month of May to Variety the Children’s Charity as part of the annual That’s Amore Pizza for Kids fundraiser.
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Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce speaks with reporters at Queen's Park after announcing the provincial government will provide additional support for schools and students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi hosts virtual roundtable with about 20 small business owners detailing federal program help.
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Ontario's education minister Stephen Lecce has announced new school funding for September, stating that the province is 'prepared' for what's to come, despite not having a timeline as to when students will return to class in person.
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After months of health officials telling Canadians that the best COVID-19 vaccine is "the first one available to them," the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) is countering that recommendation, calling mRNA vaccines the "preferred" option over viral vector vaccines.
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More homes can have a minty-fresh clean this season now that Mint Maids Canada has expanded to become franchising.
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Stoney Creek public school trustee Cam Galindo says he’s far more concerned about heavy truck traffic than pollution if the Ministry of Education comes through with money for an elementary school near the Taro industrial dump.
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Submissions on location accepted until Sunday, May 16
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School board, police investigating incident involving Grade 9 teacher
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The first eight students in the new materials handling program being offered by Mohawk College began their six-week online program May 3.
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While provincial government approves three-day paid sick day program, federal government already had program in place.
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Upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump is changing ownership for a third time since 2005, with its new boss vowing to “ramp up” fill rates.
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Ontario long-term care minister Merrilee Fullerton addressed the commission's scathing report, telling Ontarians "our government hears you and we will do right by you."
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With calls to ban international travel in an effort to curb the continuing rise in COVID-19 cases in Ontario, Whitby MP Ryan Turnbull is breaking down the numbers
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Residents who fought against the cannabis store from opening remain concerned about children's safety.
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A single-vehicle accident on Mill Street South on April 28 sent the driver to hospital with minor injuries.
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Brandon Walli, 23, who grew up in Tottenham, died in 2016, about six months after he moved to Flamborough to live with his dad.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers regarding a major recall at Canadian Tire, while Costco has also issued an "important recall notice."
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A stretch of Highway 8 in Stoney Creek is poised to get a third pot shop within a kilometre and neighbours of the newest applicant aren’t happy about it.
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In his first media conference since April 22, Ontario Premier Doug Ford took aim at Canada's COVID-19 border measures.
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Swim club hopes leaking roof, inside repairs will be completed by September.
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The message appeared on a Facebook page dedicated to anti-lockdown sentiments
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Residents question City, McMaster proposal
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May 1 is recognized as Physicians' Day in Canada. At a time when health-care workers in Ontario are working beyond their limits to fight the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, six doctors take a moment to reflect on what the past year has meant to them.
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Spring has sprung, and the city’s street cat population is about to get bigger.
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A 48-year-old Oshawa man and a Whitby woman, 49, are each charged
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The accused in an alleged stabbing in Waterdown had a virtual court appearance April 27.
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The projects include a new gym for Eva Rothwell Centre, new roofs for Dundas Swimming Pool, Mohawk 4 Ice Centre.
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The Ontario government has announced its COVID-19 vaccination efforts will be ramped up in May, due to an expected increase in vaccine shipments in the coming days.
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Ontario's auditor general has outlined the mistakes of current and past provincial leaders she believes contributed to the devastation of the province's long-term care sector during the first wave of the pandemic.
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A Waterdown resident is concerned about the lack of communication from police — and public safety — after a man charged in an alleged stabbing in Waterdown was released on bail last March
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Michelle Smits was 44 when she went missing in 2016 after allegedly setting fire to the family home in Galt.
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Hamilton approved the rezoning application and site plan control on the development in 2018.
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The increase came on a day when officials confirmed 233 new cases of the virus
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The race for the NDP nomination in the Hamilton Mountain riding is heating up.
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The Ancaster Farmers Market is returning to the heart of the village in 2021.
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It's plausible that Johnson & Johnson's Janssen vaccine causes blood clots in rare cases, but the benefits of receiving the vaccine still far outweigh the risks, Health Canada has said in a new advisory about the vaccine.
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The playground event as advertised was in clear defiance of stay-at-home rules and law prohibiting public gatherings
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Ontario hospitals struggling with capacity due to COVID-19 will be able to transfer specific patients into long-term care without their consent under an amended emergency order, Health Minister Christine Elliott said April 28.
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"We regrettably see no other option but to cancel," said Chair Rev. Aaron Gerrard.
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Dark tales with terrifying storylines with fiendish characters and monsters that are waiting to be read now have a place to call home.
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At the start of the pandemic, Mary Oko feared for her mother who lives in long-term care, as COVID-19 was ravaging the population.